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 40: The Original DeclarationAurora's POVThe door shook again, harder this time. Wood cracking somewhere near the hinges.I pulled the document tight against my chest. Aridian stepped fully in front of me, blocking the doorway with his whole body. Alexander spun around, scanning the room for another way out. There wasn't one.The door cracked down the middle.Then it burst open.A masked man stepped through fast, reaching straight for me. Aridian moved before I could even react, slamming into him, and the two of them crashed into the bookshelf. Papers scattered everywhere. I stumbled back, keeping the document clutched to my chest with both arms.Alexander threw himself into the fight too. For one strange second, the two brothers stood side by side, matching each other move for move, fighting the same man together.The attacker realized fast he couldn't take both of them. He reached into his jacket and threw something down onto the floor.Smoke exploded outward, thick and choking. I coughed hard, my eyes burning
Last Updated: 2026-09-12
Chapter: Chapter 39: Room FourAurora's POVThe mansion had gone unnaturally quiet. I gripped the brass key tight in my fist. *E-4.* I looked at Alexander."You're coming with us."He hesitated. Aridian noticed instantly. "Scared of a room?"Alexander gave him a cold look. "You have no idea what you're walking into."I wasn't staying behind either way. The three of us moved through the mansion, deeper into the abandoned east wing. The further we went, the older everything got. Dust. Portraits covered in white sheets. Locked doors. Broken chandeliers hanging crooked overhead. This part of the estate hadn't just been forgotten. It had been shut off, on purpose.At the end of the corridor, a dark wooden door waited. A small metal plate on the front read: *ROOM 4*.Alexander stopped walking."Why won't you go inside?" I asked."I wasn't allowed in the east wing as a kid," he said. "My mother lost it every time I even asked about it.""And you never wondered why?" Aridian's voice was sharp."I wondered plenty," Alexande
Last Updated: 2026-09-02
Chapter: Chapter 38: Vivian's voiceAurora's POVI turned toward the doorway. A man stood there, half hidden in shadow. For one terrifying second I thought it was Alexander, but the light was wrong, and I couldn't make out his face. Aridian stepped in front of me instantly.The man didn't move. "You were warned," he said."Who are you?" Aridian demanded.No answer. Instead the man reached out and hit the light switch. The room dropped into darkness. I heard footsteps, fast, then a door slamming somewhere behind us. When Aridian got his flashlight up, the doorway was empty.He was gone.My heart was hammering. Aridian checked the corridor. Nothing there either. But something had been left behind on the floor.A black glove.I went back to the desk. A few drawers had already been pulled open and left messy. One was still locked. Aridian forced it, and it cracked open easily. Inside were old photographs, receipts, a small brass key, and a handful of handwritten notes.The most important thing was a list of dates. Each one
Last Updated: 2026-08-17
Chapter: Chapter 37: Truth About VivianAurora's POVI stared at Alexander. "What did you just say?"He said it again, slower this time. "The people who killed Vivian."Aridian stepped forward instantly. "Careful."Alexander didn't back down. "Vivian didn't disappear on her own. Her death was covered up. On purpose.""Prove it," I said."I don't have everything," he admitted. "But I have enough to know she was investigating something dangerous right before she vanished.""And you knew about it?" I asked.He hesitated. "I knew something was wrong.""That's not the same as knowing," Aridian said, his voice hard.Alexander looked at him. "No. It isn't."The tension between the two of them snapped right back into the air, thick as ever. I realized both of them had been sitting on pieces of the truth this whole time.Alexander told us what little he knew. In the weeks before Vivian disappeared, she'd become obsessed with the Hawthorne succession records. She kept going back to the family archives, requesting old legal documents,
Last Updated: 2026-08-17
Chapter: Chapter 36: Shadows of BlackridgeAurora's POVI turned toward the entrance. A man stood there in the dark, his shape barely visible. I couldn't make out his face. Aridian stepped in front of me right away, blocking most of my view.The man didn't move closer. He just said, "You were never supposed to find that document."I gripped the parchment tighter against my chest. "Who are you?"He shifted slightly, letting a bit of light catch his face. I recognized him then , one of the Hawthorne estate's senior security men. But something was wrong. He wasn't holding a weapon. He looked scared out of his mind."You have minutes," he said, his voice shaking a little. "Before others get here."Neither of us trusted him. Not for a second. His eyes dropped to the succession document in my hands."If they find that in your hands," he said, "they won't let either of you leave this house."Then he was gone, swallowed back into the dark before I could ask anything else.I looked at Aridian. "Was that a threat? Or a warning?""I hone
Last Updated: 2026-08-16
Chapter: Chapter 35: The DeclarationsAurora's POVThe footsteps came again. Slow. Even. Moving somewhere beyond the shelves. I stepped closer to Aridian without even thinking about it. He raised one finger to his lips.We waited. The sound stopped.Silence pressed down on us, thick and heavy. Then a metallic scrape echoed through the chamber. Someone was moving boxes around, somewhere close."Stay behind me," Aridian whispered.I almost argued. Then I realized whoever it was wasn't coming toward us. They were searching. Looking for something. And from the sound of it, they hadn't found it yet.Aridian moved silently between the iron shelves, and I followed him even though he'd told me not to. At the far end of the chamber we found an open document box, its papers scattered across the stone floor like someone had gone through it in a hurry."They were just here," I whispered."Minutes ago, maybe."Under the scattered papers I found another leather-bound book, smaller than the family register. The cover read: *SUCCESSION R
Last Updated: 2026-08-16
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