In "If There's No Tomorrow" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, the protagonist grapples with intense emotions and memories that continue to haunt her after a life-altering event. Among these memories, one figure stands out prominently—Rhysand. He represents not just a person, but a connection to the past that is difficult to let go of.

As the story unfolds, the impact of Rhysand on the protagonist's life becomes clearer. His presence lingers in her thoughts, symbolizing the challenges of moving forward while still being tethered to significant relationships. This struggle highlights the theme of love and loss that resonates throughout the narrative.