Plot
The Invisible Children of Love is a love story set against a small town. The narrator tells the story of his parents – how his father and his mother fell in love. The story follows various characters, including the protagonists, in their intimate private settings. But in the end we discover that the two protagonists (the two 'lovers' in the story, i.e. the 'parents' of the narrator) actually never meet in reality, and the narrator reveals his true identity as the unborn child of the protagonists who could have met, but did not.
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