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He forgot his wife. She never forgot him.
Three years ago, Sofia Laurent lost the man she loved.
Not because he stopped loving her.
Because an accident stole eleven months of his memory—and left her with no choice but to walk away from the man who no longer remembered marrying her.
Now Sofia needs a job badly enough to return to the one place she swore she'd never enter again: Laurent Holdings.
The CEO interviewing her is Adrian Laurent.
Her husband.
He doesn't recognize her.
Adrian remembers nothing about the secret marriage, the quiet wedding by the sea, or the eleven months they spent building a life together. As far as he knows, Sofia Laurent is simply an exceptionally talented analyst applying for a job.
But something about her feels impossible to ignore.
He dreams of a woman standing barefoot on a beach.
He knows her laugh without knowing how.
And when Sofia walks into his life again, memories he buried three years ago begin fighting their way back.
Sofia tells herself she can keep their past buried. She only needs the money to pay for her father's life-saving surgery. She can work for Adrian without telling him the truth.
She can keep her heart out of it.
At least, that's the plan.
But Adrian's mother knows more than she's willing to admit. His closest friend has been hiding a devastating secret. And the accident that erased Adrian's memories may not have been as simple as everyone believed.
As fragments of their lost marriage begin to surface, Adrian is forced to confront a terrifying question:
What if the woman he thinks he's falling in love with again is the woman he never truly stopped loving?
And what happens when he finally remembers why she disappeared from his life in the first place?
The CEO's Forgotten Wife is an emotional second-chance romance filled with secret marriage, amnesia, forbidden memories, family secrets, billionaire wealth, slow-burning attraction, and a love powerful enough to survive even being forgotten.
Some marriages end with divorce.
Some survive even when one heart forgets.
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