I married Ethan Lester, the charming golden boy everyone in Garnet, Texas, adored. He was everything a woman could want: successful, handsome, from a prominent family. But as I moved into his duplex, bringing my younger sister Sabrina along for the summer, a chilling apprehension settled in. His mother, Martha, immediately saw something unsettling in Sabrina. She warned her husband, "That girl, the younger one... she looks at Ethan in a way that' s not right." What Martha couldn't know was that my sister wasn't looking at Ethan with desire, but with the haunting memory of a night four years ago. A night when a powerful, popular high school contractor from a good family cornered a terrified teenage girl. A night when he hurt her, then told her no one would ever believe her. That girl was my sister, Sabrina, and the charming golden boy was her attacker. We couldn' t go to the police; it was his word against hers, his family's reputation against ours. Justice was a concept foreign to this town. So I planned a different kind of justice. I married the monster. I brought my sister back into his life. And now, with the town' s whispers as our weapon, the trap was set.
I married Ethan Lester, the charming golden boy everyone in Garnet, Texas, adored.
He was everything a woman could want: successful, handsome, from a prominent family.
But as I moved into his duplex, bringing my younger sister Sabrina along for the summer, a chilling apprehension settled in.
His mother, Martha, immediately saw something unsettling in Sabrina.
She warned her husband, "That girl, the younger one... she looks at Ethan in a way that' s not right."
What Martha couldn't know was that my sister wasn't looking at Ethan with desire, but with the haunting memory of a night four years ago.
A night when a powerful, popular high school contractor from a good family cornered a terrified teenage girl.
A night when he hurt her, then told her no one would ever believe her.
That girl was my sister, Sabrina, and the charming golden boy was her attacker.
We couldn' t go to the police; it was his word against hers, his family's reputation against ours.
Justice was a concept foreign to this town.
So I planned a different kind of justice.
I married the monster.
I brought my sister back into his life.
And now, with the town' s whispers as our weapon, the trap was set.
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