Have you ever loved someone so deeply that even time couldn't erase their memory... but life wouldn't let you hold onto them either?

Albert, a quiet and reclusive artist in Vienna, doesn't live life the way most people do — he paints it.

His art is his memory, his comfort, and his curse.

For years, he's been frozen in the moment he shared a single, unforgettable kiss with Perry — the love of his life, and the girl who vanished without a word.

No goodbye.

No explanation.

Just silence.

That one kiss on a summer night changed everything for him — and then shattered him when she disappeared.

Now, years later, fate intervenes.

On a silent street where their story once began, Albert sees Perry again.

But she's different. She's engaged. She's distant.

And yet, that familiar ache in Albert's heart returns like it never left.

He tries to move on, but when he paints a portrait inspired by her, all the buried emotions rise to the surface. And when a box of unsent letters from Perry finds its way into his hands — letters that reveal the truth — Albert is forced to face a heartbreak he thought he had buried forever.

Perry didn't leave because she stopped loving him.

She left because she was dying — and she didn't want her pain to ruin him.

She wanted him to forget her.

But neither of them ever did.

And when the truth finally explodes in a storm of emotions, what remains is a final kiss — not one filled with hope, but with grief, with closure, with everything they never got to say.

"The Kiss That Broke Us" is a hauntingly beautiful love story about timing, loss, and what it means to meet the right person... at the wrong time.

It's for every heart that has ever wondered:

"What if we had one last chance... but not enough time?"