Sundays at Tiffany's

Borrowed the book from close friend. Attracted to the synopsis.

What if your imaginary friend was your one true love?

Seven year old Jane Margaux was living a life of a rich life but alone with her self-obsessed mother. Thus a imaginary friend, Michael, a handsome, thirty plus year old man became her best friend. However, when Jane turned 8, Michael had to leave her and Jane will not have any recollection of Michael's existance as she grow older.

Twenty years later, a grown up Jane now worked in her mother's company and was overworked, undershadowed and often undermined by her mother. But one day, Jane caught a glimpse of what she shouldn't remember. Her imaginary friend, Michael.

Twenty years later, Michael was still doing his "job", as an imaginary friend. He was on task break when he saw Jane. He remembered Jane so clearly and fought his own feelings trying to get close to her.

However, as fate wanted them to meet each other, Michael and Jane met and their relationship grew. And they lived happily ever after.

The reader's review:
Light reading romance.

Overall:
3.0 stars rating (out of 5 stars)