I woke in a hospital bed, my head throbbing, a void where seven years of my life should be. Doctors explained it was retrograde amnesia, specifically targeting emotional connections. My best friend, Liam, looked devastated when I asked, "Cassie? Who's Cassie?" Apparently, she was everything to me for seven long years, a love so deep it was almost painful. Yet, when I finally encountered this forgotten love, Cassie Vanderbilt, she was shockingly cold. She showed no concern for my accident, only annoyance, casting me aside for her ex-fiancé, Damian Pierce. Her dismissive eyes and cutting words instantly confirmed her indifference, echoing the tales of unrequited devotion from a private blog I found. She publicly validated Damian over me, humiliated me at a party, and even threw coffee in my face. When a fire erupted, she inexplicably chose to save Damian, leaving me to the flames. And later, when Damian brazenly stole my revolutionary tech project, AuraConnect, she stood by him, publicly discrediting me. Each fresh injury, inflicted by a woman I no longer remembered, compounded my confusion and pain. How could I have so desperately loved someone utterly devoid of compassion, even for a victim of severe memory loss? The weight of her constant betrayals, for a past I couldn't access, was a sickening burden. This constant cycle of humiliation left me bewildered, questioning the very essence of my forgotten self. I knew then: this forgotten past was toxic, and I would consciously choose to leave it behind. I fled Boston for Austin, embracing a clean slate and finding genuine happiness with Maya. But just as I started to build a new life, the darkness of my past, in the form of Damian and Cassie's schemes, roared back. They came for me, forcing a final, brutal confrontation that tore open old wounds and revealed a truth far more agonizing than I could have imagined.
I woke in a hospital bed, my head throbbing, a void where seven years of my life should be.
Doctors explained it was retrograde amnesia, specifically targeting emotional connections.
My best friend, Liam, looked devastated when I asked, "Cassie? Who's Cassie?"
Apparently, she was everything to me for seven long years, a love so deep it was almost painful.
Yet, when I finally encountered this forgotten love, Cassie Vanderbilt, she was shockingly cold.
She showed no concern for my accident, only annoyance, casting me aside for her ex-fiancé, Damian Pierce.
Her dismissive eyes and cutting words instantly confirmed her indifference, echoing the tales of unrequited devotion from a private blog I found.
She publicly validated Damian over me, humiliated me at a party, and even threw coffee in my face.
When a fire erupted, she inexplicably chose to save Damian, leaving me to the flames.
And later, when Damian brazenly stole my revolutionary tech project, AuraConnect, she stood by him, publicly discrediting me.
Each fresh injury, inflicted by a woman I no longer remembered, compounded my confusion and pain.
How could I have so desperately loved someone utterly devoid of compassion, even for a victim of severe memory loss?
The weight of her constant betrayals, for a past I couldn't access, was a sickening burden.
This constant cycle of humiliation left me bewildered, questioning the very essence of my forgotten self.
I knew then: this forgotten past was toxic, and I would consciously choose to leave it behind.
I fled Boston for Austin, embracing a clean slate and finding genuine happiness with Maya.
But just as I started to build a new life, the darkness of my past, in the form of Damian and Cassie's schemes, roared back.
They came for me, forcing a final, brutal confrontation that tore open old wounds and revealed a truth far more agonizing than I could have imagined.
Introduction
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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Chapter 7
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Chapter 8
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Chapter 9
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Chapter 10
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Chapter 11
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Chapter 12
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Chapter 13
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Chapter 14
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Chapter 15
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Chapter 16
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Chapter 17
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Chapter 18
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Chapter 19
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Chapter 20
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Chapter 21
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Chapter 22
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Chapter 23
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Chapter 24
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Chapter 25
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