If I See You Again Tomorrow

Clark has found himself living the same monotonous Monday over and over again—309 times, to be exact. Each day is a repetition of the last, filled with the same unexciting classes and predictable routines. But on Day 310, everything changes. His typically torturous maths class is disrupted by an unusual event: the appearance of Beau, a boy he's never seen in any of his hundreds of identical Mondays.

Unlike Clark, who is reserved and cautious by nature, Beau is outgoing and full of life. Intrigued and yearning for change, Clark decides to cast aside his fears and join Beau on a spontaneous series of "errands" throughout the bustling city of Chicago. As they navigate the streets and share intimate moments, Clark finds himself falling deeply and rapidly for Beau—something he never imagined possible in just one day.

Yet, a significant dilemma looms: how can Clark hope to build a future with someone when he's trapped in a cycle that never allows him to reach tomorrow? If I See You Again Tomorrow beautifully tackles this poignant question, weaving a narrative that is both heart-wrenching and hopeful, urging readers to consider the essence of life, love, and the seemingly impossible task of breaking free from the past.