UNTIL I REMEMBER YOU is an emotional romance drama about love, memory, marriage, betrayal, family, and the terrifying possibility of losing the person you built your entire life around.Amara and David Okonkwo have been married for eight years. Their marriage is far from perfect, but it is filled with the kind of love that comes from years of choosing each other—through disagreements, laughter, family struggles, parenthood, ordinary routines, and countless private moments that only they understand. Together, they have built a beautiful home and are raising their five-year-old daughter, Tamara.To Amara, David is more than her husband. He is her best friend, the father of her child, the man who knows her deepest fears and greatest joys, and the person with whom she has shared nearly every important chapter of her adult life.Then, in a single terrible moment, everything changes.David is involved in a devastating accident and is rushed to the hospital in critical condition. While Amara waits helplessly outside the ICU, she is confronted with the possibility she cannot bear to imagine: David may survive, but the accident may have damaged his memory.The thought terrifies her.What happens when the person who knows your entire history suddenly cannot remember you?What happens when your husband looks into your eyes and sees a stranger?And what happens when the life you built together becomes something only one of you remembers?As Amara waits for David to wake up, she is forced to deal with more than fear. David's mother, Mrs. Okonkwo, has never accepted her as the woman her son should have married. Even after eight years of marriage, she continues to believe that Amara is not worthy of her son. David's accident gives her an opportunity to interfere in their marriage in ways Amara never imagined.Then Sonia returns.Sonia was once David's closest friend and first love. Their relationship ended painfully after Sonia betrayed him, leaving David heartbroken and eventually leading him to Amara. But Sonia's history with David's family runs deeper than romance. Their families share business ties, and Mrs. Okonkwo has always believed Sonia was the perfect woman for her son.Now, with David unconscious and his future uncertain, Sonia is back.But this time, she isn't simply returning to visit an old friend.She may be waiting for a second chance.When David finally opens his eyes, everyone expects the worst to be over. He remembers his name. His childhood. His education. His business. His best friend.Then he looks at Amara.And asks the question that destroys her heart:"Do I know you?"David has survived the accident, but the life he shared with Amara has disappeared from his memory.He does not remember their wedding.He does not remember their home.He does not remember the eight years they spent together.He does not remember their daughter.And most painfully of all, he does not remember loving her.But then something unexpected happens.David remembers Sonia.The woman from his past—the woman who once broke his heart—is familiar to him, while his own wife is a complete stranger.For Amara, this becomes the beginning of the hardest battle of her life.She could walk away.She could accept that the man she loves may never remember the woman she was to him.She could allow Sonia and Mrs. Okonkwo to take advantage of his condition.But Amara refuses.Because although David has forgotten their story, she remembers every chapter.She remembers the man who kissed her before leaving for work.She remembers the husband who left little love notes around their home.She remembers their wedding day.She remembers their first home, their first arguments, their laughter, their struggles, and the birth of their daughter.She remembers the man who once knew every part of her.And now she must decide whether love can be rebuilt when only one person remembers that it ever existed.But Amara is carrying another secret—one David never got the chance to hear.Before the accident, she discovered that she was pregnant.She had planned to surprise David with the news. She had imagined his reaction, imagined telling him that their family was about to grow again, and even prepared a small surprise for him.Then the accident happened.Now she carries a child whose father may not remember her, their marriage, or even the family they already created.As Amara struggles with what to do, she turns to her mother for strength. Her mother reminds her that this is not the time to surrender. If David's memories cannot immediately return, perhaps she can help him remember through the life they built—their home, their daughter, their photographs, their habits, and the small details that made their marriage uniquely theirs.But rebuilding love will not be easy.David is vulnerable.His memories are incomplete.His understanding of his own life has been disrupted.And there are people around him who