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Five years after a bitter divorce, Ever Miller returns to her hometown with her twin toddlers, determined to rebuild her life and shield her children from the shadows of the past. Once a resilient and respected CEO, Ever now juggles motherhood and her renewed career, navigating the high-stakes world of business with a guarded heart.

Allesandro Wales, a powerful billionaire haunted by regrets, never expected to see Ever again—nor the twins who bear an uncanny resemblance to him. Wrestling with the truth of his past mistakes and the betrayal that tore them apart, he vows to reclaim the family he once lost. But Ever is no longer the woman who once loved him unconditionally.

As secrets of infidelity, lies, and manipulation unravel, Ever and Allesandro find themselves at a crossroads, where old rivalries resurface, and new truths challenge everything they thought they knew about love and loyalty. Against a backdrop of opulent mansions, cutthroat business deals, and bittersweet memories, they must confront the pain of their shared history and decide whether they can overcome the scars of the past.

Will Ever’s determination to protect her heart and her children prevail, or will Allesandro's relentless pursuit of redemption reignite the love they once shared? In a world where trust is fragile and love is a gamble, Billionaire Lost Love Revival is a poignant tale of second chances, redemption, and the enduring power of family.

THE BILLIONAIRE'S LOST LOVE REVIVAL

Back home, everything felt peaceful again, especially for Ever, who was finally able to relax.

Dorothy, their loyal and ever-observant maid, moved gracefully around the living room, tidying up with a fond smile as she listened to the children's chatter.

Ever leaned back, her hand resting gently over her baby bump, lost in the serenity of the moment. But that peace didn't last long.

"Mommy!" Isla suddenly exclaimed, her eyes narrowing in concern as she crawled closer. "The mosquitoes at the hotel were so bad! Look!" She pointed dramatically at Ever's exposed neck. "They bit you so badly! That's so many bites!"

Ever's eyes widened, realization hitting her a second too late.

Before she could respond, Dorothy, who had just walked by, froze mid-step. The older woman quickly turned her back, covering her mouth in a poor attempt to stifle her laughter.

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