The mind never stopped going back to the past...
The heart never stopped loving...
Memory never stopped remembering...

The dreams of yesterday, the wreck of today. Each image like a painting of a finished dream. I still see them when I close my eyes. Like a veil that falls every night to cover me.

Reality, a spectator sitting in the front row, awaited the end of the performance. A performance that hid the unpredictable death, the terror, the fear, the illusory hopes, the eternal love, the unimaginable dreams and the sobs of a soul at the age of 17. You will experience her worst nightmare from the beginning.

Days and nights that hell adopted. You will see the love that invades her life, saving her, killing her at the same time. A love that despite the obstacles it encounters, remains alive, fighting to touch happiness.

But fate likes to play games, and just when they are about to take their future into their own hands, it takes it back from them again and again.

I wonder what future fate has in store for them?
Will they ever meet at the same point in their lives?
Will they find the path to happiness?
An unexpected love.
Their own love, which haunts them like a curse.

Their own curse!

Biography

Valentina Terezidis was born in Cyprus in 1988. She grew up in the city of Larnaca, where she still lives today. In 2008, she studied for a year at the Higher School of Graphic Arts in Melbourne, Australia, but in 2009 she returned to Cyprus, turning to photography. From a young age, she wrote song lyrics and poems, thus expressing her feelings.
In 2006, she suddenly lost her father and from then on her life changed radically. She started writing everything that was suffocating her on a few pieces of paper and before she knew it, she had started writing her first book titled: “If You Had Come”. That’s how she entered the world of writing.
She loves to travel often, listen to music, write and take photos, capturing images and moments that are born and die at the same time. Through writing, she found the missing piece of her life, she remembered what it's like to dream again.
Today she is a freelance photographer, engaged in maternity photography, works at the television production company G&N Make it Productions (Brousko, The Tattoo, etc.) and, at the same time, is writing her next book.