"Can Love Expire?" is a contemporary romance that explores the complexities of love, betrayal, and forgiveness. The story follows Ivy, a woman diagnosed with kidney failure, and her troubled relationship with her husband, Arlo. After keeping her illness a secret, Ivy flees to New York for better treatment, leading Arlo to believe she is cheating on him. This misunderstanding is fueled by Arlo's manipulative sister, Scarlet, who harbors a deep dislike for Ivy. Two years later, Ivy and Arlo cross paths again, but the reunion is far from smooth. Arlo, angry and hurt by Ivy's departure, punishes her in a cruel and sexual manner, unaware that she is pregnant with their child. As the truth about Ivy's illness and pregnancy comes to light, Arlo's anger begins to soften, and he starts to realize that his love for Ivy has never truly expired. Meanwhile, Mia, Arlo's fiancée, tries to sabotage their reconciliation, using her charm to manipulate him into marrying her despite his lack of love for her. Arlo is torn between his loyalty to his family and his love for Ivy, but over time, he makes the decision to fight for their relationship. Ivy's health deteriorates, and Arlo supports her through her treatments, showing his commitment to her and their future together. In the end, Ivy and Arlo rebuild their relationship, learning to forgive each other and move forward. Their love is tested but ultimately endures, and they create a family filled with hope and happiness. The novel concludes with a hopeful epilogue, showcasing Ivy and Arlo's enduring love, their son, and the strength of their bond after overcoming the challenges they faced.