Blurb：
Three years of marriage, and my husband Felix Shaw still doesn't recognize my face. He remembers the world but forgets me—Sarah Grant. When trapped together in a mine collapse, he pushed me away, denying I was his wife. At the celebration, he toasted "no injuries" while I lay hospitalized.
I wore the same clothes, hairstyle, and perfume, hoping Felix Shaw would finally see me. But on his birthday abroad, I watched him embrace another woman effortlessly. His "face blindness" was a lie; he just didn't love me.
When foreign police arrested me, I screamed for Felix Shaw. He coldly replied, "I don't know her." After 15 days in jail, I returned to public scandal and his blame: "Wear white so I recognize you." But I saw the truth—his selective memory hid an affair.
Who was the girl in red he hugged? Why must I apologize for his cruelty? Discover the heart-wrenching story of betrayal, identity, and a marriage built on lies.
Content：
Three years into our marriage, my husband, Felix Shaw, still didn’t recognize me.He could remember the world, but not my face.
When I changed my hairstyle, he’d ask, “Miss, who are you looking for?”
When I changed my clothes, he’d think I was the family’s new maid.
On our anniversary, I was trapped in a collapsed mine with his employees.
In the darkness, I groped my way to him and told him I was Sarah Grant.
But he pushed me away: “Stop pretending! My wife isn’t here at all.”
The rescue team dug for three days and three nights before finally getting me out.
That night, at the celebration banquet, Felix Shaw toasted: “Thank you, everyone! No one was injured.”
He’d completely forgotten about me, still lying in the hospital.
From then on, I wore the same color clothes, had the same hairstyle, and used the same perfume, just so Felix Shaw could recognize me.
But every time he saw me, Felix Shaw still treated me like a stranger.
I thought it was God’s punishment. But on the day I flew abroad to celebrate Felix Shaw’s birthday, I saw him push through the crowd and embrace a girl with unerring precision.
It turned out that he couldn’t remember my face simply because I wasn’t the one he loved.
In that case, let’s just let each other forget each other.
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As soon as I turned around, I was surrounded by several foreign police officers.
They thought I was a wanted criminal.
But my broken French only made their faces even more stern.
I was forced to my knees.
In panic, I instinctively looked towards Felix Shaw, who was not far away.
“Felix Shaw! Help me! They’ve got the wrong person!”
I screamed at the top of my lungs.
He looked over, his eyes sweeping across my face.
Then, as if he were looking at a stranger, he calmly looked away.
“I don’t know her.”
Those were the coldest words I’ve ever heard in my life.
Fifteen days. In the dark interrogation room and the icy cold of the cell, I counted the clocks for 360 hours.
It wasn’t until a DNA comparison report finally cleared me of all charges.
I dragged my exhausted body out of the police station, only to be greeted not by Felix Shaw but by his secretary.
Henry Chen adjusted his gold-rimmed glasses, his tone full of reproach: “Miss Grant, what are you doing? Did you know that Mr. Shaw waited for you at the airport for two whole hours?”
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