Liam was a ballet prodigy. Then he lost eight years of his life. He woke up at twenty-seven with the memory of a nineteen-year-old. In a police station, he met his five-year-old son Aiden and his husband Victor, a billionaire he had spent years neglecting. He learned the truth: he had abandoned ballet for a man who used him, drained his family's fortune, and left his parents in poverty. The old Liam would have accepted it. The new Liam did not. He flew to Boston and slapped the man who had manipulated him. He hired lawyers and took back his family estate. He brought his parents home. He put on his ballet shoes again. He held his son. He fought for his husband. When a rival tried to frame him, Victor already had the evidence. When a psychologist tried to hurt Aiden, Liam and Victor destroyed him. Two months later, Liam won the national ballet gold. When Victor knelt and proposed again, Liam remembered everything. He said yes. He had lost eight years. He would not lose another day.