One thing I love about novellas is that I can have an entire story read and savoured in relatively short time. But with a lack of words comes the challenge of developing the story and the characters substantially to the satisfaction of readers. But thankfully, Milan doesn't face this problem here. In fact, she creates masterpiece with which its lustre is not compromised due to the lack of literary volume. 
 This story is pretty simple - a #-%+% idiot of a guy hurts a lovely, strong hearted Wonder Woman of a girl, and only after a long time does Epiphany strike the now-grown-up guy to make amends - to the deserving girl, and for the sake of his own love life. This book is an excellent guide on how to, and not to, woo a girl. Trust me, it's every girl's fantasy to be in Elaine's shoes, and to own a grown up Evan of their own. To the guys out there: if you can't tell the "to do"s apart from the "not to do"s on the ways to snare a girl's heart, then God help you. 
 One he whole, while the story was sufficiently long, with Milan's flair with words, a longer story probably wouldn't hurt the story at all. In fact, I would take it with pleasure.