See You in a Minute is a memoir that moves beyond traditional narrative to capture the essence of a love that turned fleeting moments into eternity. Structured as a collection of intimate memories rather than a linear story, this book honors the small details—shared rituals, private jokes, quiet grief, and fierce devotion—that define a life shared with a soulmate. Writing without filters or polish because "love is rarely neat," Arthur Newton presents a raw, "lived-in" account of loss. It is a profound tribute for anyone who has loved deeply, lost profoundly, or wondered how to keep a departed loved one close long after they are gone.