Tropesick

Forbidden Love

There was Orpheus and Eurydice. There was Romeo and Juliet. There was Allie and Noah. And then there was Henry Cooper and

Willa Pearson. In all these cases, the question was never whether the love was real but whether love alone would be enough.

Whether, in the real world, that love could rise above those who had forbidden it . . . and stand the test of time.