How did you react and what did you do when you fell in love? A late novella and an early story by Zweig play games of contrasts and reflections. They discuss and argue with each other despite the time separating them. In "La Forelle" (1935), a maid, depicted as a seemingly marginal and grotesque character, falls under the spell of her employer while his wife is away. In "Forgotten Dreams" (1900), two lovers meet again twenty years later in a picturesque villa – has the feeling survived the test of time? Stefan Zweig, as usual, becomes the "love detective," a master cracker of the human soul, as he tries to decipher the X-ray of us, the lovers. Suspense, drama, and fate that interfere and mix the plots. The words hit the mark more than ever. Passion and falling in love are a shaking inner revolution. They express a longing for something that is missing – a miracle. Stefan Zweig does it again! He translates this miracle into timeless literature.