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Erica's Mind Being With Chris Changez Analysis

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In Erica’s mind being with Chris is the best moments of her life. She gives up on living any present or future moments since, to her, nothing can compare to the prefect moment of being with Chris that she created.
For instance, in the first passage Changez analyzes the legitimacy of the relationship between Erica and Chris. Changez recognizes that it is possible that the relationship they shared could have been as real as Erica has made it out to be. However, Changez also considers that the fondness that Erica describes could all be imaginary. He is uncertain if he believed in the truth of their love which is likely due to the fact that Changez knows that Erica is longing for something unreal in her past: “Erica needed something that I – even

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