This is a novella, a sequel to This is What Happy Looks Like and though it's really short, I gotta say I loved going back to these characters and seeing what happened to Graham and Ellie a year after the summer they had in Henley. 
 It was a bittersweet moment to read the beginning of the novella because I realized that they had broken up. It was a little sad to relive their past summer together and then see them slowly grow apart and become strangers who barely email each other and then ultimately Ellie decides to stop replying back because she thought it, whatever it was they had, was over. 
 So it was interesting to see her now that she's into her first year at Harvard and how she feels like she doesn't belong. Ellie decides to give it a chance and go with her roommate and her friends to New York City and she stumbles upon a movie premiere for the movie that Graham filmed that summer and suddenly she's invited in and Graham sees her, and in typical Graham manner, they sneak out and go out to eat burger and fries in the city. They spend the whole movie time just talking and walking around Central Park and they talk about the really important stuff in their life, especially the whole deal with them having stopped emailing each other. 
 It was nice to see them connect again and see how much Graham and Ellie belong together, because they each want what's best for the other and by telling each other their problems and helping each other by putting on their game faces, they finally get back together, yes there's kissing involved!, and they start emailing again, as seen in the epilogue. It was also sweet of Graham to give Ellie that opportunity she wanted to become a different Ellie that says "yes" when Graham put her on the spot at the Q&A and she had to ask him a question. 
 It's safe to say that Ellie and Graham got their happy ending, although I would have liked more concrete evidence that they indeed end up together, like them moving in together or maybe getting married, or at least them going public with their relationship. In fact, I would have liked this novella to have been longer and there to have been lots more romance but alas, it was still nice to be able to go back to Ellie and Graham and at least I know that they're Happy Again