Everything You Want to Forget

By Evelyn Lyes

Everything You Want to Forget is a (10.000 words/30 pages long) contemporary romance.

Sometimes old flame can't be put out.

Ten years had passed since the end of the high school and Helen Elliot is now a successful confident business woman, who goes to the class reunion for one reason only. To prove herself that she has got over the boy who took her heart and then shattered it. But all it takes is one look at James Conroy for her to be lost under his spell again. She sleeps with him and then tries to get away from him, afraid that he's going to break her heart for second time, but this time, he chases after her and she has nowhere to hide.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Evelyn Lyes
• Release date: May 26, 2018

Evelyn Lyes

Evelyn Lyes is the author of Everything contemporary romance Series. The Everything Series includes:Everything You Want 3-part SerialEverything HalloweenEverything Christmas SpecialEverything You Can't HaveEverything You Want to ForgetEverything You LoveEverything Valentine SpecialEverything You Do 4-part SerialYou can subscribe to her new release emailing list at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1w2oSLi-wEbJ6vdCRUg4g2o6DL9qppFx6zrVYrEo70oc/viewformShe also writes YA and NA fantasy with clean romance under pen name Ela Lond.

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Everything You Want to Forget

by

Evelyn Lyes

Sometimes old flame can't be put out.

Ten years had passed since the end of the high school and Helen Elliot is now a successful confident business woman, who goes to the class reunion for one reason only. To prove herself that she has got over the boy who took her heart and then shattered it. But all it takes is one look at James Conroy for her to be lost under his spell again. She sleeps with him and then tries to get away from him, afraid that he's going to break her heart for second time, but this time, he chases after her and she has nowhere to hide.

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Everything You Want to Forget

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Everything You Want to Forget

Helen Elliot stood in the corner of the crowded hotel hall, an untouched glass of wine in her hand, while her gaze trailed over the people's heads, searching for a tall brunet, James Conroy. He was the only reason she had attended the class reunion. He was the boy whose friendliness had shone a light into her lonely, dark, high school days and who not only had taken her virginity, but her heart -- and then he had shattered it into a thousand pieces. She had thought of him as her hero, but in the end he had turned out to be a villain.

Her eyes stopped on a tall man who had just come through the door. Her heart skipped a beat before it started to loudly hammer in her ears, drowning out the soft music that drifted from the speakers under the vaulted ceiling. She was a successful businesswoman, assistant to Isabella Thornton, who owned Extravagance Is Us, a well-known travel agency that specialised in extraordinary travel. She didn't care what her schoolmates thought of her and her accomplishments, but she did want to impress James. To show him that she had made it in life and that she didn't give a rat’s ass about him. To prove to herself that she didn't care for him anymore.

James wore a dark grey suit that emphasized his wide shoulders and narrow hips. He had become taller, more muscular, more handsome, looking like a bad boy with his dark hair gelled and smoothed backwards and stubble shadowing his jaw. His eyes went around the room.

She shifted backwards, toward the thick velvet curtains, like she was trying to blend with them.

His gaze almost reached her, but then two women swarmed him and the blonde one, his ex-girlfriend, Deborah, wrapped her arm around his and hung onto him. He smiled.

Helen pinched her eyebrows together and set the glass of wine down on the nearest table. It was a mistake coming here. She didn't care about anyone else’s opinion, and she shouldn't care about his either. It was time to