In the summer of 1976, Denny, a lover of fast cars and rock 'n roll, spends his days with a wrench in his hand and grease on his fingers. If only life were as simple as fixing an engine. But with an explosive girlfriend and skeletons in his closet, he protects someone he deeply cares about by pushing her away.
 
Ramie, inexperienced and naïve, yearns for a deeper connection with Denny, who captivates her attention and steals her heart. Being with him is the only time she feels safe, an unfamiliar and sometimes ill-fitting sensation. Still, circumstances conspire to keep her mired in the dreaded friend zone.
 
When violence shatters her life, Ramie needs Denny, but he has disappeared. So, when a chance at healing comes her way, she settles. Better to recover in the now than to long for what may never be.
 
Years stretch into decades. Was what they almost had a mirage of youth? Does love always find a way? Are second chances real?
 
These are the questions encountered in Our Last Hello.