Mag-log inBlurb Amelia Hayes spent her life being invisible—overlooked by her family and trapped in the shadows of her insecurities. Forced into an arranged marriage with Maxwell Cole, a ruthless billionaire twice her age, she never imagined her life could get darker. Betrayed, abandoned, and pregnant, Amelia’s world shatters when a tragic accident erases her memories. Five years later, Amelia is no longer the timid girl she once was. Now a thriving artist with a young son, she’s pieced together a new life—until a chance encounter with Maxwell threatens to unravel everything. Haunted by the past he never let go of, Maxwell is determined to reclaim the woman he wronged. But Amelia’s memory isn’t the only obstacle standing between them. In a world of manipulation, betrayal, and revenge, the truth begins to surface: a web of lies spun by the people she trusted most. As secrets unfold and loyalties are tested, Amelia must confront the man she once loved—and the dark forces conspiring to tear them apart. Can love survive when the past refuses to let go? Or will Amelia’s second chance at happiness be destroyed before it even begins?
view moreAmelia POVThe soft hum of classical music drifted through the air, warm and golden like the chandelier lights suspended above the hall. The engagement party had been going on for an hour now—an elegant, quiet celebration designed with the kind of wealth that whispered rather than shouted. White roses floated in tall crystal vases, soft candlelight flickered across marble floors, and every corner was filled with polished faces from Ethan’s world. Business moguls, investors, polished socialites—people who attended events like this the way other people breathed. Effortlessly. Expensively.I stood among them in my champagne satin dress, the same dress that felt like a second skin I never asked for.I smiled.At strangers.At cameras.At Ethan’s colleagues who looked at me like I was an accessory that came with the ring.And every smile felt like it cracked something inside me.Ethan’s hand rested lightly on my back, guiding me through conversations I wasn’t prepared for. He introduced me
Amelia POVThe soft hum of classical music drifted through the air, warm and golden like the chandelier lights suspended above the hall. The engagement party had been going on for an hour now—an elegant, quiet celebration designed with the kind of wealth that whispered rather than shouted. White roses floated in tall crystal vases, soft candlelight flickered across marble floors, and every corner was filled with polished faces from Ethan’s world. Business moguls, investors, polished socialites—people who attended events like this the way other people breathed. Effortlessly. Expensively.I stood among them in my champagne satin dress, the same dress that felt like a second skin I never asked for.I smiled.At strangers.At cameras.At Ethan’s colleagues who looked at me like I was an accessory that came with the ring.And every smile felt like it cracked something inside me.Ethan’s hand rested lightly on my back, guiding me through conversations I wasn’t prepared for. He introduced me
Amelia POVMorning light crept through the curtains slowly, slipping across the sheets in thin pale lines. I blinked awake with a dull heaviness behind my eyes, the memory of last night settling over me like unwanted fog. Ethan’s quiet disappointment, my inability to explain myself, the ache of secrets I didn’t understand—all of it clung to me as I pushed myself upright.Today, I promised myself, I would apologize. I would at least try to close the space between us, even if every instinct inside me rebelled against it. I owed him that much. Maybe more.I slipped out of bed and padded quietly toward the kitchen, but before I reached the door, Ethan stepped inside the room, already dressed in a crisp shirt and slacks, hair neatly combed, looking like he’d been awake for hours.He stopped when he saw me.For a moment, we just looked at each other. The tension from last night hovered like smoke between us.“I was just coming to find you,” I said softly.But Ethan shook his head, the faint
Amelia POVNight settled heavily over the house, sinking into the walls, wrapping itself around every corner like a reminder I could not outrun. I tried to distract myself with dinner, with cleaning, with folding blankets I’d already folded earlier that morning—but nothing worked. My hands wouldn’t stay still, my thoughts wouldn’t quiet, and every time I closed my eyes, all I saw were Maxwell’s eyes staring back at me in that supermarket.Confused. Hurt. Certain.As if he truly believed he knew me.As if I should know him.By the time Ethan came home, my nerves were a frayed wire barely holding together. He walked through the door tired, loosening his tie, running a hand through his hair. His eyes softened when he saw me.“Claire,” he murmured, stepping closer. “You look tense. Long day?”I forced a smile. “Just… a bit. Nothing serious.”But he didn’t seem convinced. He set his briefcase aside, rolled up his sleeves, and came toward me with a slow gentleness that once might’ve made my
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