A single car accident wiped me clean out of Ethan’s memory.
He couldn’t wrap his head around it—how could the CEO of Sinclair Group be married to a community college graduate who worked the front desk at his own company?
The day he was discharged, he slid a separation agreement across the table to me without ceremony.
“”Anna. Let’s part on good terms.””
I nodded, eyes rimmed red, while inside my head, fireworks were going off.
Three years. This was the day I’d been waiting for.
I’m the kind of woman whose brain runs on aesthetics and off-color jokes, and somehow I’d ended up married to a straight-laced, monkish old-school boyfriend who might as well have taken a vow of celibacy. It had almost driven me insane.
The very next second, my best friend Chloe sent me a string of photos—all abs, no faces.
“”You in?””
The Wife He Forgot Was The One He Loved Most Chapter 02 I stared at that airport shot on my screen for a long time. Vivienne Ashford. Ethan’s junior in college. The two of them had been the campus’s poster couple, even doing a duet at the graduation gala. Later, Vivienne went abroad for graduate
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The Wife He Forgot Was The One He Loved Most Chapter 01 A single car accident wiped me clean out of Ethan’s memory. He couldn’t wrap his head around it—how could the CEO of Sinclair Group be married to a community college graduate who worked the front desk at his own company? The day he
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