Only With You, Remember? (Solo contigo, ¿recuerdas?)

Jimena and Héctor seemed destined to build a life together, until the loss of their daughter destroys their marriage and drives them apart through grief, guilt, and shattered dreams. Years later, when fate grants them a second chance, both must confront their deepest wounds to discover whether the love that once united them is still strong enough to save them.

Jimena and Héctor meet in a drawing class in Madrid, where he is posing nude. She, shy and reserved, is immediately captivated by him; he falls hopelessly in love with her. What begins with glances and unspoken tension quickly develops into an intense relationship marked by complicity, passion, and the feeling of having found the right person. Before long, they start talking about a future together. They marry in a simple ceremony, true to their nature, and share two clear dreams: starting a family and travelling to Paris, the city that symbolizes everything they hope to become together.

The arrival of a baby seems set to crown their love, but fate strikes a devastating blow. Eight months pregnant, Jimena suffers a fall in the subway and loses their daughter. From that moment on, time stands still for both of them. Unable to overcome the tragedy, Jimena sinks into grief and anger, eventually blaming Héctor for not being there that day. Although he tries to support her, the months become filled with distance, resentment, and silence. Jimena pushes him away and ultimately leaves him, sending him divorce papers.

After the separation, and over the course of several months in which both attempt to rebuild their lives apart, a devastated Héctor decides to move to Paris after accepting a job as a photography teacher, fulfilling alone the dream they had once shared. Meanwhile, Jimena remains in Madrid and tries to move on by becoming engaged to her boss, Guillermo, a stable man who offers her security, but not love.

During this period of separation, once enough time has passed for them to believe everything has been left behind—although neither has truly moved on—a chance encounter in Madrid stirs all the feelings Jimena thought she had buried. Shortly afterward, Héctor appears at her office, and she faints upon seeing him. He takes her to the hospital, where Guillermo reveals their engagement, breaking Héctor’s heart. But the truth is that Jimena does not love Guillermo; she is merely hiding from her past.

Héctor returns to Paris determined to close that chapter of his life. Before leaving, however, he sends Jimena, through his friend Iván, a notebook filled with photographs and love messages: a personal guide to the city, written especially for her.

Jimena finally understands that she is still deeply tied to Héctor. She breaks off her engagement, resigns from her job, and travels to Paris to find him. Standing at his door with the notebook in her hands, she confesses that she has always loved him. Héctor, who never stopped loving her, welcomes her with open arms and proposes to her once again. Jimena accepts and finally closes the chapter of her grief by writing a farewell letter to the daughter they lost.

In the end, Héctor and Jimena reconcile and begin a new life together in Paris, the place that always symbolized their promise. Years later, they are the parents of Nicolás and Valeria. They have left pain and guilt behind and rebuilt themselves through love, fulfilling the promise Héctor made to her in that hospital bed: only with you, always.

RELEVANT INFORMATION: Patricia Bonet is a Spanish author specializing in contemporary romance fiction. Her novels stand out for their warmth, carefully crafted love stories, and charismatic characters. With numerous titles highly praised by readers, her work has achieved significant recognition among fans of the genre.

Only With You, Remember? is a romantic melodrama that combines new adult fiction with deeply emotional family drama, built around a powerful narrative core: unconditional love overcoming loss.

The novel offers outstanding audiovisual potential thanks to its compelling pace, emotional twists, the conflict between stability and passion, and the backdrop of Paris as a setting for redemption. All of this unfolds within a visual and narrative atmosphere ideally suited for both television and film adaptation. Balancing tender romance with intense emotional drama, the story appeals equally to younger and adult audiences, delivering an emotional journey that captivates from the very first chapter.

AUDIOVISUAL POTENTIAL: TV Series, Miniseries, Feature Film, TV Movie.

AVAILABLE LANGUAGES: Spanish.