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Erased Vows

Erased Vows

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last updateLast Updated : 2026-02-20
By:  JanniesOngoing
Language: English
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Fast-Paced Plot

Drama

First-Person POV

CEO

Betrayal

Forbidden Love

Weak to Strong

A love lost to memory. A vow erased with words. A secret worth killing for. Three years ago, Elsie Monroe was Liam Grey's secret wife. Until a suspicious accident stole his memory and erased their love from his life just a day before they were to go public with their relationship, now he’s a cold, untouchable billionaire, engaged to a woman chosen by power and bloodline. And Elsie? She’s returned under a false name, determined to uncover the truth behind the crash that nearly killed him and his family who wanted her gone. Working as his assistant in the empire they once dreamed of building together, Elsie walks a tightrope of forgotten kisses and secret glances. Liam doesn’t remember but his soul does. Every touch lingers. Every look makes him question the life carefully crafted around him. But as Elsie digs deeper, she discovers a darker truth buried in her mother’s past. One that could bring down the Grey family. Someone wants those secrets buried forever, even if it means destroying her again. Now what could be the reason behind the scar on her neck?

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34 Chapters
CHAPTER ONE
They say the hardest thing about love is letting go, but no one tells you how difficult it is to be forgotten and not just left behind, completely erased. I stepped down from the taxi, inhaling the crisp air around me. I stood elegantly in front of Grey Group's headquarters. I shouldn’t be here. At least not after everything that happened three years ago, not after what Maverick Grey said to me, not after the way Clarissa looked at me in the hospital hallway like some pathetic girl begging for love. But here I was. Standing in front of the grand lobby of Grey Groups headquarters, holding a resume in hand with a fake identity. I stepped into the polished glass lobby of Grey Group, my heels clicking against the marble, forcing myself not to look around. I already knew what I would see: immaculate design, corporate opulence, and portraits of the man whose face still haunted my dreams. Liam Grey. He was everywhere. In the subtle, sleek branding. In the lingering tension of
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CHAPTER TWO
Everything about this building screams power. Not the loud, flashy kind, but the kind you feel in your bones. The kind that hums beneath your feet and sits behind tinted glass, silent and watching. The elevator doors opened to the thirty-second floor of Grey Groups, and I stepped into the mouth of the beast. This wasn’t just a corporate office. It was a kingdom. One Liam ruled with steel and silence. My heels tapped softly on the polished floor, but the sound felt like a betrayal. I wasn’t here to be noticed. I was here to find the truth. Why does Maverick Grey hate me so much? Why did he desperately want me far from Liam? Deep down I refuse to believe the car crash was some random accident. It was then I noticed there was another desk on this floor. Couldn’t tell if it was a receptionist or his secretary since this floor is for just Liam. The receptionist, a poised woman with arched brows and a voice sharp enough to cut glass looked up from her monitor. “You must be
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CHAPTER THREE
By the time I settled into my corner of the executive floor on my second day, I was already drowning. I had overslept and now I am fifteen minutes late. The hallway was as intimidating as it was polished. It had sterile white walls, black marble floors, and tall glass panels that reflected your posture back to you like judgment. Liam Grey's office loomed at the far end like a throne room, guarded by silence and steel. Every click of my heels echoed louder than it should have, drawing eyes I didn’t want on me. It was all perfectly designed to make people like me feel small. But I wasn’t “people like me” anymore. Not Elsie Monreo, the secret wife he once held at night. And not Anita Marshals, the personal assistant hired under a name carefully chosen to be forgettable. I was here for a reason and it had nothing to do with the job. Still, the job was relentless. I reached my desk, small but functional, and spotted the sleek black folder waiting atop the screen. It bor
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CHAPTER FOUR
LIAM’S POV I’ve worked with dozens of assistants in the last three years. Efficient, composed, polished. They come. They go. They never matter much. Except this one Anita marshals. She’s different. And I can’t figure out why. Right from the moment she stepped into my office for the interview, it didn’t feel like it was the first time we had met. She walks into my office with composure. Too cold. Her footsteps are soft, careful but she doesn’t fumble. Doesn’t flatter. She listens. Moves fast. Speaks only when necessary. She doesn’t try to charm me. And yet I can’t seem to ignore her. I find myself staring way too often than I would like to admit. That first day, I thought it was just a coincidence. Maybe I was tired, or perhaps it was stress. But every time she speaks, there’s something beneath her voice that tightens something in my chest. Like a name I forgot. Or a place I once lived. She reminds me of something. Someone. But I don’t know who.
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CHAPTER FIVE
By the time I returned to my apartment, darkness was slowly setting in. It was the kind of sunset that used to make Liam slow down the car and point at the horizon like it was a piece of art. I hadn’t seen that look in his eyes since… Well, since before everything fell apart.The small yet bright spark that usually shone in his eyes was now missing. The playful smirk that always hung around the corner of his lips was missing.He looked different from the man I fell for.He looked lost.Putting off my heels, my apartment suddenly felt smaller. The silence echoed louder than usual.Not just smaller, I felt lonely tonight. I miss LJ, I miss my old life.I bought this house six months ago when I decided to go through with my plan, just basic furniture and simple aesthetics.No picture frames, just a couch, a television, and a fancy fireplace in the living room.Stopping at the mirror in the hallway, I stared at my reflection.Was this what reinvention looked like? Or just desperation in n
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CHAPTER SIX
Sleep never came. Whenever I closed my eyes, I felt like someone was watching me. The envelope from last night floated in the dark, taunting me. The anonymous message replayed in my head way too often than I wanted it to. The photo on my side table lived rent-free in my mind. His face. Liam, mid-laugh, head slightly tilted looking at me like I was saying the most interesting thing in the world. A look I haven’t gotten to see since I got back. And worst of all, I hate to admit it but I was getting scared from the warning. Someone had followed us to dinner. Close enough to take those pictures. I had turned the envelope over again, inspecting it for anything. a mark, an initial, even the smell of something familiar. Nothing. Whoever sent it had been careful. And they knew where to find me. I couldn’t call the police, that would mean opening a file and answering questions. Who do I tell them I was? Elsie Monroe? Or Anita Marshals? So I did what I always did w
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CHAPTER SEVEN
I didn’t plan to spend my day off buried in digital archives. But I didn't plan to spend my twenties holding on to memories either. The soft golden ray of the evening sun sneaked in through my living room blinds as I sat cross-legged on the couch, my laptop in hand, a plate of cookies on my right, and tabs spilling across the screen. It was 6pm and I still hadn't done much. I had old medical records, press clippings, and encrypted files from my old nursing contacts. It had taken weeks to gain access and longer to find out the name of the private clinic Liam had been transferred to for six months. That information was sealed by a confidentiality agreement and nobody wanted to be on the bad side of the Grey family. I had spent the first two years after the separation working as a private nurse and administrative officer. But every time I go home to rest, I kept thinking about the man whose ring I still wear and the promises I still hold on to. It was the third year that I decid
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CHAPTER EIGHT
LIAM’S POV The file wasn't very urgent, I just wanted to leave the house. I needed a distraction. It has been two weeks since Clarisse returned to Chicago and she has been stuck to my side. And today she wanted us to go clubbing together. My house no longer felt like home. The silence in my penthouse was deafening. I sat behind my desk, the city skyline stretching out in every direction, but I couldn’t focus on any of it. I had a dozen reports to review and a board meeting to prepare for, and Clarisse had been calling nonstop. But none of it registered. My mind was still at Anita’s apartment. Her voice, the way she smiled when she thought I wasn’t looking… The scent of something delicate, lavender, and something else I couldn’t place lingered longer than it should’ve. Why did she seem so familiar? I leaned back in my chair and rubbed my temples. For the past week, I had been trying to convince myself it was nothing. That she was just another personal assistant. Compe
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CHAPTER NINE
ELSIE'S POVThe elevator doors at Grey Empire opened with a hiss, revealing the pristine executive floor bathed in chrome, glass, and purpose. I stepped out, adjusting the badge clipped to my blazer and tucking my hands into my coat pockets. The scent of fresh polish mixed with ambition hung in the air like perfume.“Nita!” Tara’s voice chirped as she approached, coffee in one hand and a thick binder in the other. “Have you heard the news?”Good morning, Tara,” I said, offering a polite smile. “What news?”“Maya's on leave,” she replied, lowering her voice, “and Clarisse is back in town. Talk about timing, right?”“Tara it is an office, people are free to come and go as much as they want,” I said, feigning indifference.I glanced sideways at Tara. She was in her early thirties, but still possessed the kind of effortless beauty and charisma that turned heads. More importantly, she was genuine—a rarity in this building.But one thing I know is she is a keeper and might also be the only
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CHAPTER TEN
Tara’s words from yesterday's dinner still echoed in my ears long after the dinner plates had been cleared.“They’re saying there’s a date now. An actual wedding date. Liam and Clarisse, can you believe that?”I hadn’t responded at the time, only swallowed down the sharp burn in my chest with a forced sip of wine. The lights, the laughter, even Tara’s voice had faded behind a ringing silence, and the food felt tasteless.I felt broken again.I guess I can never get used to the pain I felt from three years ago.I should’ve expected it. They have been engaged for a while now.Clarisse always got what she wanted. And Liam, well, he was too noble to remember what we once were.standing behind my desk at Grey Empire the next morning, I tried to focus on compiling detailed files for a last-minute investor briefing.With Maya being on leave, everything has been dumped on me without warning.Between crying into my pillow last night and working nonstop today, I haven't had time to follow up
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