Nikhil's favourite photo of the two of them was slightly ruined — his thumb over half the frame, her laughing anyway. It was perfect. It was also not the kind of thing you just send.
So he scrambled it. He sent her a link to a sliding puzzle — her own laughter, cut into pieces — with a live counter underneath counting the days they had been 'you two'.
She solved it in four minutes, swore she could do it in three, and played it again. Her letter appeared underneath, one word at a time, like it was being typed by the puzzle itself.
Puzzle of Us is an interactive photo-puzzle gift — a tiny game about a memory only the two of you can put back together.
