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Dear Billionaire, I'm Back For Your Name
I grab his hair and yank his face up.
His eyes meets mine.”Good.I want you to look at my face.Register every inch of it in your brain." I let go of his hair,his eyes drop to the floor again.
"I don't think I've met you before but now that I have,make sure we don't meet again.”
I use the blade I was holding to wipe off the blood that was close to his eye.
“If you happen to see my face again,just know that it's the last face you will be seeing.Understood?”
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Smitten with the devil's son
No one will ever come between them again, ever again!
THE END
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Goodbye and See You Never
Monica stared at the scar on his wrist, the one he once claimed was from a suicide attempt, and let out a bitter laugh.
"Men like you make even hell feel dirty."
Without another word, Gurney snarled and vanished into the crowd.
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The Don's 99 Betrayals
I didn't look back, and I never would again.
(The End)
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The Alpha’s Forced Bride
I asked and moved closer.
"Well, you will never see him again because he's dead."
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Dear Ex, See you never
I eat dinner with my family but wonder if we'll still be a family a month from now.
Day twenty.
One day left.
I stand in front of the bathroom mirror and try to recognize myself. The man looking back is the same one I've been for three years, same face, same eyes, same carefully maintained invisibility. But tomorrow, everyone will see him. Tomorrow, he'll be real in a way he's never been before.
Tomorrow, there's no going back.
"Hey." Millicent appears in the doorway. "The article drops in the morning. Moira sent a final copy for review."
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Claimed By My Ex Husband's Dad
I thought I would never see him again.
"You—”
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No More, Never Again
My heart fluttered at the sound, but I pretended not to hear it and continued walking toward the sunlit road.
If there was a next life, I never wanted to see Shawn again.
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Never Again, Never You
"I'm done listening. Leave. I don't want to see you again."
But Bradley stepped closer, eyes locked on mine.
"What did he mean by 'losing another baby' last night?"
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Frequently Asked Questions
The ending of 'The Face of a Stranger' is such a wild ride—I couldn't put it down! After struggling with amnesia for most of the story, the protagonist finally pieces together their past, only to realize they were part of something much bigger than they imagined. The reveal about their true identity ties back to an earlier, seemingly minor character, and the way everything clicks into place is so satisfying.
What really got me was the moral ambiguity in the final scenes. The protagonist has to make a choice that challenges their newfound memories, and it leaves you wondering whether they made the right decision. The book doesn’t hand you a neat resolution, which I love because it feels more real. That lingering doubt makes the story stick with you long after the last page.
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