Alpha Ceo Who Forgot His Mate Novels & Stories

It was like the world found ways to make me think of her even when I was trying hard not to. The CEO of the company was a hearing impaired man. He had stunned the world with his impressive leading skills and business flair. His company, already a giant in its field when his father had been running it, had soared to new heights after he took over the responsibilities of a CEO. He was a smart businessman, barely older than I was. The phone rang, the landline. It was Brandon. "Yes?" I answered, my voice sharper than I intended. "The meeting is waiting for you to begin, sir."

She let out a high-pitched giggle, and I felt my stomach turn. As soon as I got home, I grabbed my phone and searched for the CEO's son on social media. I remembered that he had been the acting CEO for a while, until his father took over the role again last month. Even though I had never met him, I knew his name was Fred Leonard Jr. I scrolled through his social media pages, trying to get a sense of who he was. But all I could find were pictures of him posing with fancy cars and other material possessions. There was no real insight into his personality or his values.

He had his back to the wall, chewing something invisible between his teeth, an old habit that usually meant war was on the edge of his tongue. I paused at the foot of the dais, gave the room a slow glance, and finally said, “Forgive the earlier disruption. I had a matter of urgency to attend to.” The room remained silent. Predictable. Then one of the elders, a silver-haired man with trembling fingers—spoke with false calm, “We assumed as much, Alpha Damien. Your exit was… abrupt.” His gaze sharpened. “Perhaps was it something to do with the woman you brought back? The human?”

she said and walked away. "Mom, remember Leo? That little boy I met when we first moved to the house by the lake? I dreamt of him today Mom, I actually forgot him for so long but I dreamt of him last night, it was so nice seeing his innocent smile again, I miss him Mom, he was actually my first love you know, I wish I could see him again" I sighed "But strangely Mom, remember the merciless CEO that I told you about? The one that fired me for no reason? He claims to be Leo Mom, I know right? It's not possible, of course it's not possible they have such opposite personalities, he...." My stomach rumbled and I sighed

Axel mocked. “My memory is gone, but my abilities are still here,” I said, feigning confidence. Actually, Axel was right. I apparently had been CEO for almost four years and had forgotten most of it. I only remembered that, at the beginning, when Dad gave me the position, many people doubted me. Nexora’s stock even dropped during my first few months in office. But judging by Nexora’s position before my accident, I must have done a decent job, right? Axel let out a small laugh and shook his head.

Reyes waited until his footsteps had faded down the hallway before turning back to me, her expression softening slightly now that we were alone. “Tell me about the accident,” she said simply. I exhaled, some of the tension easing out of my shoulders now that I didn’t have to manage Roman’s reaction alongside my own. “I was in a car accident a little over a year ago. I hit my head… badly enough that I lost my memory almost entirely for a while. It came back slowly, over months, except for one piece. The day of the accident itself. Whatever happened right before it, during it — all of it’s just gone. I’ve never been able to get any of it back, no matter how hard I tried.”

He was fighting very hard and pulling the shareholders to his side but in the process—he forgot the reason why he was fighting. His five years as CEO wasn’t for play, secretly he kept on buying shares without alerting his father and after the last meeting today, he was declared the biggest shareholder, so, he felt it right to celebrate with her and tell her everything. “You cooked for us?” Ria was surprised at the change of attitude. Although Alex was a good cook, he rarely had time to do that and with the tension between them for the past two weeks, she wasn’t expecting this. “What’s wrong with that,” Alex raised his eyebrows. “This is not the first tine I’ve cooked for us”

I collapsed onto the couch, turned on the TV absentmindedly, and let out a long sigh. Something nagged at the back of my mind—something I had forgotten. But exhaustion weighed me down, and I dismissed the thought. The TV screen flickered, and a news segment began. A familiar figure appeared. That strikingly handsome face. Those broad shoulders, narrow waist, and impossibly long legs. His presence commanded attention like a king surveying his empire. If it wasn’t little bun’s father, Sandrino Luciano, then who could it be?. He was at a contract signing ceremony, shaking hands with foreign businessmen. The news anchor excitedly reported that Luciano Corporation had successfully partnered with

“His what?” Damian chuckles. “This is new. You got married and forgot to tell us?” I glance between them, confusion twisting tighter. “I don’t remember,” I admit quietly. Victoria moves closer, brushing my hair back like I’m still a boy. “That’s because you’ve had a trauma. The doctors said there may be lapses. Selective memory loss. But don’t worry—we’ll handle everything.” Her eyes flick to Noah, sharp and unreadable. “Including whoever this man is.”

"It's temporary. I'll be back in the USA after this." "I've read your business proposal, cousin. Anyway, how are you? I heard you have selected amnesia?" "Yes. But those memories are not worth remembering according to my mom; my life was boring when I became CEO of Melbourne." "I see. Too bad you ended up losing your position because of health issues. Anyway, you want me to be the Vice-president of the new company you are about to build?" "Yes. I want you to meet my clients in the future because I am hiding my identity."