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I Fell for the Man Who Ruined Me, Then He Forgot He Ever Loved Me Back

AuthorsAnne Gates
CategoriesRomance
Views7.2K
Chapters252
StatusCompleted
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Summary of the book I Fell for the Man Who Ruined Me, Then He Forgot He Ever Loved Me Back by Anne Gates

I Fell for the Man Who Ruined Me, Then He Forgot He Ever Loved Me Back is a Romance Completed written by Anne Gates. This book delivers an engaging storyline, unforgettable characters, and emotional twists. Perfect for readers searching for a captivating and surprising read.

After a car accident, Jorrod—who had once wished he could sue Sienna until she was left penniless—ended up hugging her waist and calling her “Sweety.” Sienna noticed that this usually shrewd man now had a simple look in his eyes; he shook his head in confusion, like an abandoned dog. He kept pleading with her: “Sienna, I’m in pain. Don’t ignore me.” “Sienna, try to like me.” “Sienna, look at me… just give me one more look.” In exchange for certain interests with Jorrod’s friends, Sienna took on the responsibility of looking after him. However, in their relationship, it was Jorrod who ended up taking care of her, and she obediently accepted it. That night, drunk and lost, they fell into each other. But just as she was about to offer him her sincerity, Jorrod’s memory fully returned, and he turned back into the cold, heartless man he had been before. He discarded the necklace she had personally put on him as if it were a pair of old shoes. “Talking about feelings with a fool? Sienna, you really have something wrong with you,” he said. That same man, who once claimed that love was ridiculous, completely lost his composure on the day Sienna went on a date with another man. Overcome with emotion, Jorrod grabbed Sienna’s wrist and pressed her against the cold wall. “After being in a relationship with me, do you still have feelings for a man like that?” Sienna sneered and pushed him away. “Don’t think too highly of yourself. Besides, it wasn’t you I was in a relationship with.” From then on, Jorrod began to envy himself like crazy. “Have we tried this before? Who gave you a better experience? You have to praise me for my progress,” he said. Later, an employee saw a bright red bite mark on Jorrod’s arm when he rolled up his sleeve.

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