SECRETLY IN LOVE WITH MY TWIN BROTHER'S WIFE

businessman who brought in the deals, and Eden, the architect who gave life to their visions. Aliana, Ethan's wife, had come to the

design had made her an invaluable asset. Today, she was working closely with Eden to finalize the aes

d as he sketched out a few last-minute changes. Aliana stood beside him, her attention fixed on t

th a certain warmth, how her eyes would light up when she spoke about design, or how her laugh could break the otherwise tense atmosphere. He wasn't blind to

n't know, the storm brewing inside him. She was married to his twin brother, Ethan-the man who had always been the better

the other hand, stayed behind the scenes, creating the art, crafting the designs. Their balance had always worked, but today, something felt off. Aliana

ria Grant-one of their wealthiest clients and a woman who had made it cl

he stiffened, but Ethan did. He glanced up from his phone, offering Victo

her with smooth profession

ing to her figure in a way that made it clear she knew how to make an entrance. She smiled

inner later," Victoria said, her voice dripping with sw

btle flirtation was unmistakable, and it bothered her more than she cared to admit. She glanced at Eden, but he

rofessional, a hint of detachment creeping into his tone. "Right now, I'm work

covered. "Of course," she said, her voice sli

o Victoria, nor had she missed the underlying tension between them. Aliana wasn't a stranger to the way women flirted with Eden-he wa

a," he said, his tone trying to be reassuring, though he couldn't quite keep the edge of frustration out

d," she replied, though she didn't sound convinced. "It's just... I've

eeting her eyes. "I won't. You

en had handled it. He had been calm, yes, but there had been something more beneath the surface. A subtle defensiveness, perhaps, or mayb

he had been relentless in her insistence that Eden should marry someone with wealt

a perfect match for him. She's from a prominent family, and her father's company does busi

lso knew that Eden's heart wasn't in it. Eden had always been more interested in his work and in people who were drawn to him for

en was still visibly tense, even as he tried to focus on his work. It was clear to Ethan that his brother was co

im. Maybe there was more to the tension than he r

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