SECRETLY IN LOVE WITH MY TWIN BROTHER'S WIFE

thing was set for what was supposed to be a perfect evening-a celebration of her marriage to Etha

t be able to make it tonight. Something urge

e weight of the evening pressing down on her-how was she going to explain this to their guests? They'd

r voice steady when she a

he replied, as if it were a simple fi

't make it, why this important night for their marriage had suddenly become some

reeted them, played the gracious hostess, but her mind was still on Etha

ved that things took a tu

d

nd's iden

ir styled exactly like Ethan's. He moved with the same grace, spoke with the same calm dem

en Eden walked toward her, his deep v

d, his words warm but distant, much like his brother's would have been

ng. "Thank you, Eden. I a

ouldn't tell him apart from Ethan. She knew she should be able to, but with every subtle

her husband standing before her or his twin. She didn't want to seem rude, but it was disorienting. She had always been able to tell the difference befor

searching hers. Aliana blinked and quickly no

y even to her. She could feel her heart hammering in her ches

ut at the same time, it was wrong. Every glance he threw her way, every time he laughed or made small talk with the gues

ey spent together, the more her confusion deepened. She couldn't help but watch him, an

und her, but it did little to ease her racing thoughts. Ethan's absence tonight was more than just his physica

e heard it.

way he stood there, looking at her with the same intent gaze as Ethan, made he

in the air between them that made her pulse quicken. "Are you okay?

o confusing, but the words were stuck in her throat. She couldn't make sense of what

s hand brushing her arm in a gesture that felt too familiar.

he said, his voice lowering. "But you're not

d for a second, Aliana wanted to believe him. Sh

e was a flicker of something in them-s

l in turmoil. Eden's presence was overwhelming, his every gestu

. Eden continued to move through the evening, filling in for his brother, but with each passing moment, t

elf from watching him. Eden had become an enigma, and the

ttling feeling that something had changed. That the confusion,

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