My wedding day is the biggest disaster imaginable. I’m in the limo, made up, dressed, and holding a bouquet the size of Dallas when I realize I’ve forgotten my seizure meds in all the rush. This would be an emergency in any circumstance, but as my hand starts to shake, the tremor rippling up my arm, I know no ceremony will happen today. My seizures are different. They cause amnesia. When I wake up on the floor of the moving car, hurtling toward the hospital, I don’t recognize anyone around me. Not the photographer, who insists he is my coworker and best friend. Not my father, who I only recently got to meet. And certainly not the half-sisters and stepmother I barely know. As we enter the hospital, me tearing away the lace on the itchy, uncomfortable dress, there is apparently one other person who thinks I should remember him. He strides through the curtain, handsome and concerned. My groom. But no matter what anyone says, what my circumstances were an hour ago, there’s one thing I absolutely I am not going to marry a stranger. — This Love is a hard-won romance between a woman with recurring amnesia and the man who has pledged to always love her. It is the second part of Tucker and Ava’s remarkable story, but you do not need to read about their early years in This Kiss to enjoy this part of their journey. It can stand alone.