His Bride on His Twin Brother's Bed
SYNOPSIS:
On the night before her fairy-tale wedding, Aurora climbed into bed expecting tender passion from the man she loved.
Instead, she was fucked senseless by his identical twin.
Aridian , the ruthless elder brother, exiled and erased by his own family took her hard and deep, making her moan Alexander’s name while he ruined her for anyone else. One night of forbidden, mind-shattering pleasure, and Aurora’s perfect life became a nightmare of guilt and insatiable craving.
The next morning, she stands at the altar in her pristine white gown, ready to marry the safe, charming Alexander. But as the officiant begins the vows, Aridian rises from the crowd and objects.
Not out of jealousy.
He exposes a sinister family covenant hidden in their grandfather’s will: the elder twin must marry and inherit first. Alexander has stolen everything: the fortune, the legacy, and now the bride who was never meant to be his.
As the wedding descends into public scandal, Aurora realizes both brothers are dangerous. Alexander will do anything to silence the truth and force her down the aisle. Aridian will stop at nothing to reclaim his birthright… and the woman whose body still bears the marks of his claim.
Trapped between two men with the same devastating face : one polished monster, one exiled beast — Aurora is drowning in shame, lust, and terror. Her body betrays her with dark memories of Aridian’s dominance. Her heart questions every touch Alexander ever gave her.
In a world of obscene wealth, buried sins, and blood-soaked family secrets, one wrong choice will destroy her forever.
She married the wrong twin.
And the right one has already claimed her soul
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Chapter: Chapter 29: The Vault BelowAurora's POVI stared at Vivian Hawthorne's obituary until my eyes hurt. The same grainy photo. The same missing details. No cause of death. No funeral. No family listed. It didn't read like a death notice. It read like someone had wiped her off the earth on purpose and called it privacy.I sat back in my chair and rubbed my face. My room was silent except for the hum of my laptop and the wind outside my window. I read the obituary one more time, hoping something new would jump out at me. Nothing did. Just the same empty lines, over and over.I grabbed my notebook and wrote one line under everything else I'd written that week.*People erase the truth before they erase the person.*I looked at that sentence for a long time. I didn't even know where the thought came from. It just felt true.Then, before the sun even came up, I picked up my phone and texted Aridian.*We need to find Vault B.*I stared at the screen until three dots appeared, then disappeared, then appeared again.*Meet m
Last Updated: 2026-08-09
Chapter: Chapter 28: The Second CopyAurora's POVI locked my bedroom door and sat on the floor with the threat note in my hands. I read it again. Then again.I pulled out the other notes I'd gotten over the past few weeks and laid them side by side. The handwriting wasn't the same. Some letters leaned one way, some leaned the other. Some were pressed hard into the paper, like whoever wrote them was angry. Others were light, almost careful.Either more than one person was sending these. Or someone was trying hard to hide who they really were.I burned the envelope in the fireplace and watched it curl up black. But I kept the note. I hid it in the secret compartment in my desk, the one only I knew about.I stared at the fire for a long time."If I'm close enough to scare someone," I whispered, "then I'm close enough to find out what they're hiding."Naomi came by that morning. The second she saw my face, she frowned."Aurora. You look terrible.""Thanks.""I'm serious." She stepped closer and grabbed my hands. "Dark circl
Last Updated: 2026-08-09
Chapter: Chapter 27: The ThreatAurora's POVI returned to my bedroom after barely escaping the chaos following the gunshot in the west wing, my heart still racing wildly from the narrow escape and the adrenaline coursing through my veins. I locked the door behind me with shaking hands, closed the heavy curtains tightly to block out any prying eyes, and removed the folded ledger page I had managed to grab from inside my coat pocket. My hands were filthy with dirt and dust from crawling through the tunnel. The old paper smelled strongly of damp stone, old ink, and the faint trace of smoke. I spread it carefully across my desk under the warm glow of the lamp. The page was badly damaged, with entire sections missing or burned away. But several names, dates, and figures remained visible enough to study. I realized immediately that I couldn’t understand its true meaning or importance alone.A soft, careful knock came at my balcony door a short while later. I tensed instantly, grabbing the nearest heavy object for defens
Last Updated: 2026-07-18
Chapter: Chapter 26: The Ring of PromisesAurora's POVI slowly turned toward Alexander in the dim, shadowy light of the grand library, my heart hammering loudly in my chest. He stood completely motionless in the doorway like a statue, his intense eyes fixed unwaveringly on the antique silver ring still clutched tightly in my hand. Neither of us spoke for several long, tense seconds. The silence between us felt heavy, dangerous, and filled with unspoken accusations.“Do you know whose ring this is?” I asked, my voice steadier than I actually felt inside.Alexander didn’t answer immediately. Instead, he quietly asked, his tone carefully controlled and measured, “Where did you find it, Aurora? Tell me the truth.”I refused to answer directly, holding his gaze without flinching even though my pulse was racing. For the first time, our silence felt exactly like a strategic chess match where every single word and movement mattered immensely. Alexander eventually spoke again, his voice low and filled with clear warning. “Some things
Last Updated: 2026-07-16
Chapter: Chapter 25: When Answers Seems to be AppearingAurora's POVI stared down at the small leather notebook in my trembling hands, the single name written on the final page burning itself into my memory like a brand that would never fade. *Catherine Hawthorne.* I slowly lifted my gaze to Aridian, searching his face for answers. His reaction frightened me more than the name itself. He was unnaturally pale, almost ghostly in the dim light of the hidden study. Completely silent. Visibly shaken in a way I had never witnessed from the usually confident and dangerous man.“Who is she?” I asked, my voice barely rising above a whisper in the oppressive silence of the secret room.There was a long, heavy silence that stretched uncomfortably between us for what felt like an eternity. Finally, Aridian spoke, his deep, rich voice low and strained with emotions he clearly didn’t want to show. “The only person they feared more than me in this entire family.”I immediately pressed him for more details, my curiosity and fear mixing together. “What
Last Updated: 2026-07-15
Chapter: Chapter 24: A First Real ClueAurora's POVI and Aridian stood frozen in the dusty, narrow hallway, staring at the closed wooden door in stunned silence. Neither of us moved a muscle. Neither of us dared to speak. The only sound breaking the heavy tension was our own ragged breathing in the stale, musty air of the west wing. The brass key still felt warm in my trembling hand from the moment it had turned smoothly in the lock just moments earlier.“There was someone in there,” I whispered finally, my voice barely audible even to my own ears. “I saw the hand. It moved. I’m sure of it.”Aridian nodded slowly, his sharp eyes never leaving the door as if expecting it to burst open at any second. “I know. I saw it too. Whoever it was, they’re still in there. Or they want us to think they are.”I refused to walk away now that we were so close. Not after everything we had risked to get here. I stepped forward boldly and pounded on the heavy wood with my fist. “Hello? Who’s in there? Answer me!” No response came from the o
Last Updated: 2026-07-13
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