What if the love of your life forgot you? Hinata's memories are gone, and with them, the story of her and Naruto. Now he's stuck between telling her the truth or waiting for her to feel it all over again. But love isn't always simple, and neither are the secrets that come with it. A tale of stolen moments, heartbreak, and a love that refuses to be forgotten.

One night. One mistake. And now, Hinata's life is spiraling out of control. After an unexpected hookup with college heartthrob Naruto Uzumaki, she's left with more than just a headache and regrets-there are consequences she can't ignore. As Hinata tries to avoid Naruto and bury the memories of that night, secrets begin to surface, and her emotions run wild. Friendships will be tested, and her future might never be the same. In a world of bad decisions and hidden feelings, can she take control of her life before everything falls apart?

To her, love was a lie. To him, it was worth every risk.

Ten years ago, Naruto Uzumaki vanished without a word-no note, no goodbye, just the lingering echo of a love that never got to say stay. Hinata Hyuga mourned him like the dead, buried the boy she loved in silence, and stitched herself back together in the sterile light of hospital hallways. Now, on a rain-slick night in the ER, he returns-broken, thin, unconscious. Alive. Assigned as his lead nurse in a long-term care program, Hinata is forced to care for the ghost that wrecked her. Naruto is distant, angry, and hiding more than just physical pain. What's left unsaid between them could drown a quieter love-but the heart remembers what the mind tries to forget. This is a story of unfinished promises, aching silences, and the slow, agonizing path back to love. Not everyone who disappears wants to be found. But some come home anyway.

Because to her even forever wouldn't have been long enough.

Following a midnight chance encounter with Hinata Hyuuga, a smitten sociopath, Naruto Uzumaki, tries his hand at romance, determined to make her fall in love with him the only way he knows how. A story for my dark readers.