He Remembers My Touch Not My Face

After her mother's death leaves her buried in medical debt, a young woman accepts a hundred thousand dollars from Olivia Sutton, the sister she has never known, to take Olivia's place and care for Olivia's blind fiancé, Ethan Prescott, the exiled heir of the Prescott fortune. For two years she stays beside him through his lowest days, and when his sight returns, she disappears.

Three years later she is an intern with a press pass, seated at the back of a conference room as Ethan, now back at the helm of his family's empire, announces his engagement to Olivia. He looks straight through her without a flicker of recognition, yet the plain silver ring on his finger is the one she once worked two jobs to buy him.

He remembers a touch, not a face. As the cameras flash and Olivia claims the devotion that was never hers, the woman who once threw herself in front of him must decide how long she can stay invisible.