Take the Pill, Lose the Past

Summary

Zoey always said she was a creature of deep, abiding love.

But on the day her first love was diagnosed with terminal cancer, she handed me a pill designed to erase my memories.

“Cary,” she pleaded, her eyes shimmering with unshed tears, “Leo is dying. Just give me three days. It’s his dying wish—a wedding.”

“I won’t let it hurt you,” she promised, her voice a soft, persuasive whisper. “This pill causes temporary amnesia. After the wedding, you’ll take the antidote, you’ll love me again, and we can get remarried. It’ll be like nothing ever happened.”