THE TWIN IN HIS BED
Rated 21+ / Matured content warning ⚠️
This book is for a mature audience only! Each short story contains strong language, taboo themes and very explicit sex scenes!
THE TWIN IN HIS BED is a billionaire erotica short story collection filled with unapologetically raw, dark fantasies brought to life. It is not just a sex-capades, but a thrilling series with morally grey characters, life altering decisions, and the human nature.
THE TWIN IN HIS BED
After eleven years of silence, Ellesmere Morrison's estranged twin sister reappears with an outrageous demand: impersonate her for one week while she escapes on a secret trip with her lover. Refusal isn't an option. Armed with blackmail and a fortune Ellesmere desperately needs, her sister leaves her with a simple assignment—live in her mansion, fool the staff, and survive seven days as a woman she barely knows.
The plan collapses on the very first night.
Carlton Holland, her sister's devastatingly handsome billionaire husband, returns home days ahead of schedule.
With a collapsed plan, and her sister conveniently out of reach, she is forced to maintain the deception.
Ellesmere finds herself sharing a home, a bed, and a life that was never meant to be hers. But the longer the lie continues, the more Carlton becomes drawn to the woman he believes is his wife. The woman who is shy, kinder, warmer, and infinitely different from the one he married.
As attraction ignites and dangerous feelings take root, Ellesmere falls for the one man she can never truly have—a man who doesn't even know her name.
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Chapter: THE TWIN IN HIS BED CHAPTER THIRTY-FOURI was discharged a little after ten, papers in one hand, a pamphlet on prenatal vitamins in the other that I hadn't asked for.I had worn the clothes Carlton sent via a nurse, only because my nightie made me a little self conscious…considering everything.But the food I couldn't bear to touch. I couldn't put anything from Carlton in my stomach. The one lodging there was more than enough.True to what Adrian had said, my mother had been transferred to a VIP room in recovery, two floors up, sedated and recovering, blessedly unaware of anything that had happened to me overnight.I told the nurse I'd be back that evening. I meant it. I just didn't know yet how much of me would be left to bring.I ignored Liam, whom Carlton had done whatever he was good at, to bring here, and called a cab.&
Last Updated: 2026-09-06
Chapter: THE TWIN IN HIS BEDCHAPTER THIRTY-THREE The silence after the door closed was a special kind of cruelty. It stretched between Carlton and me, filling the room with everything neither of us could say at the moment. I had been stupid. Not only had I slept with my twin sister's husband, I had gotten pregnant by him too. Twelve weeks.Why didn't it ever occur to me, once in that entire mansion to take contraceptives? Why hadn't I thought far enough ahead when Carlton was apparently doing it without a condom, night after night, like consequences were something that happened to other people? Why did I have to be so stupid?“This changes everything,” Carlton spoke first. His voice seared through the maze of numerous thoughts. I looked up, unsure I'd heard him right. He was looking at me. “What?” “Naturally, this development changes whatever plans we had before now.”My hand drifted, unbidden, toward my stomach, though there was nothing to feel yet. Nothing that made sense. Nothing that could possibl
Last Updated: 2026-09-05
Chapter: THE TWIN IN HIS BEDCHAPTER THIRTY-TWO The first thing I recognized when I came to, was the ceiling. High, recessed lighting instead of the flat fluorescent panels I pushed patients under every day. No exposed pipe chase. No water stain.Wrong room. That was my second, slower thought. A window with drapes, instead of a shared curtain. An actual armchair in the corner instead of a folding one. Whatever this was, it wasn't the recovery ward.The third thing I realized was that I wasn't alone.I turned my head slowly, everything moving through water, and found him sitting in the chair beside my bed. Alone. Grey suit, tie loosened, elbows on his knees like he'd been there a while and had run out of ways to sit comfortably.I decided, immediately, that I was hallucinating. Low blood sugar. Grief. Whatever cocktail of exhaustion and terror produces a man who shouldn't be within four states of you, sitting exactly where he shouldn't be, watching you wake up like it was the only thing on his schedule.I m
Last Updated: 2026-09-02
Chapter: THE TWIN IN HIS BEDCHAPTER THIRTY-ONE It was almost two hours before the doors opened again. This time, it was the surgeon, cap still on, mask pulled down around his neck."She did well," he said, and something in my chest finally let go. "The graft looks good. We're moving her to recovery now, and if everything holds overnight, she'll be in a regular room by morning.""Can I see her?""Ten minutes. Not more.” “Thank you.” He hesitated, the particular hesitation of a man about to say something he needed to say carefully. "I want to be honest with you, Ms. Morrison. Her heart's been compensating for a long time — years, probably, based on what we found in there. This surgery buys her real time. It doesn't undo the years already spent."My heartbeat quickened again. “How much time?” “Good time, if she rests, takes her medication, and avoids lifting or straining. She's going to need a lot of care for a while yet.""That's fine," I said. "That's what I do.”They let me in a little after five in the mo
Last Updated: 2026-09-01
Chapter: THE TWIN IN HIS BEDCHAPTER THIRTY I don't know how long I sat there, but, it was long enough for the vending machine, two rows over, cycled through its hourly hum twice before I actually registered the sound.An older man in the chair across from mine, someone else's crisis unfolding at his own pace, offered me half a granola bar without a word, like it was the only currency either of us had left to spend on kindness that night. I didn't eat it. I could barely put anything in my mouth. But I held onto it, and it kept me from noticing that my hands were still trembling.The doors opened after an unbearably long wait. One of the doctors I knew stepped out, her expression was wary, with a rehearsed calm doctors learned for situations like this. The moment her gaze landed on mine, my heart skipped. "Ms. Morrison?"I stood so fast the room tilted. The granola bar hit the floor. "How is—""She's stable." She led with the thing a person needed to hear before their legs give out. "But there's significant bl
Last Updated: 2026-09-01
Chapter: THE TWIN IN HIS BEDCHAPTER TWENTY-NINE Apparently, grief didn't make a habit of announcing itself before it moved in. One day you lose something you hold dear, and the next, it's there, rearranging the furniture of an ordinary day until nothing sat where it used to.I had told my mother enough to stop the questions from coming, but not enough to shed the doubt in her eyes. Not enough to be true. Not enough to assuage the pain that twisted in my heart. It isn't a game, I had said. Even though I knew it was, and I was her pawn. Arla had a fallout with her husband, and she needed to get away for sometime. “Are there no hotels in New York?” she'd asked. So I continued to lie, even though I knew she didn't believe a word of it. “She wanted to be here, mama.” She watched me lie to her face with the same sharp, assessing look she'd worn the whole evening, and let me get away with it anyway — because some fictions are kinder to live inside than whatever sits underneath them, and I think she understood t
Last Updated: 2026-08-28
THE ALPHA'S SECOND CHOICE
I watched my mate die.
His head had been severed, and had rolled across blood stained ground while my family was burnt alive.
So why is he standing before me?
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Five years ago, Xaviera lost everything in one night.
Her family.
Her pack.
Her rank.
And the man the Moon Goddess had chosen for her.
She fled to the Crescent Moon Pack with nothing but nightmares, determined never to be seen again. Fate, however, had other plans.
The Moon Goddess gives her a second chance.
Ryker Conri Aragon.
The formidable Alpha every she-wolf dreams of.
A man who wants nothing to do with her.
Cold. Proud. Unyielding.
He accepts the bond only because duty demands it, making it painfully clear that she will never be the Luna he wanted.
Just when Xaviera decides to stop chasing a place in his heart, the impossible happens.
The mate she watched die returns...
Alive.
He claims she was his.
As war engulfs the southern werewolf packs, betrayal festers within Crescent Moon itself, and ancient enemies close in, Xaviera finds herself caught between the ghost of the life she lost and the Alpha who is slowly becoming the only place she's ever felt safe.
But not every mate is what he seems.
And not every second chance is a blessing.
Some are the beginning of a war.
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Chapter: 69: SCENT OF THE PAST XAVIERAThe walk to Crescent infirmary was heavily silent.Moonlight spilled through towering trees, illuminating broken branches and disturbed earth where dozens of sentinels and hunters searched the area.Nobody spoke, not even a whisper.Even nature itself seemed reluctant to make a sound.Eileen had told me this centre was built during the war between the Southern realms and a Northern enemy. There were a lot of casualties. The Crescent hospital was full, so Alpha Stark Aragon had built an emergency tent within the estate.After the war, he'd transformed it into an emergency center. Alpha Fenrir Aragon, his grandson and Ryker's father had turned it into the Salutary convent, and had built additional salutary offices for high ranking officials.The strong scent of blood reached m
Last Updated: 2026-09-09
Chapter: 68: A STRANGE MURDERXAVIERAThe moment the car door closed beside me, everything sped up two times forward. Caden had rushed out, and the moment Ryker spoke, I saw the blood drain from face.His mother.The dread was unmistakable.Ryker was already coming around the car, Reid and Calum trailing behind.“Call Chief Garret, initiate a third grade lockdown, no one enters or leaves the pack until I say so. And put the Chief on the line, I'd like to know how the enemy slipped past security under his watch.”Everything from that moment on was race and speed.The Journey back to the manor was filled with a stifling silence.Neither of us said a word.I didn't know what to say.Ryker looked out the window, his expression l
Last Updated: 2026-09-08
Chapter: 67: GREEN. YELLOW. RED LIGHTSCADENIt wasn't my intention to go there. I knew she'd be there, Ryker was invited , naturally he'd bring her along. And just as she wanted, I had kept my distance. But it's been over a week of trying to avoid what I felt, burying myself in work, in Erin, in training, and yet my thoughts still returned to her. “Caden.”I looked up from fastening the cuff of my black jacket.Erin stood at the doorway.She looked beautiful.Her silver gown shimmered beneath the candlelight, hugging her figure elegantly, while her blonde hair cascaded over one shoulder.I told her she looked beautiful. She smiled."You don't look bad yourself," she said, walking further into the room. “You know,” she began slowly, reaching for my tie, her fingers working them into a knot. “I can always ditch the girls and accompany you.”Silence settled between us briefly, and I toiled with the idea. Xaviera would be there. Erin was offering to be my shield again, and I could honestly use the distraction. But…“I
Last Updated: 2026-09-07
Chapter: 66: THE HEART'S CHOICE XAVIERA“You look like you'd rather be anywhere else.”That unmistakable baritone.I froze. Not tonight.I turned, and of course, it was Caden.He stood near the balcony railing in his charcoal tuxedo, looking like he hadn't slept properly in a week. My chest tightened at the sight of him."I was just leaving," I said quietly.It's been a whole week since I last saw him. I wanted to ask if he was okay.If he was doing alright. He didn't look like he was doing alright.“I was just leaving,” I said quietly.He nodded.I began to move away from the balcony, when his hands closed around my wrist.“Please, wait.”
Last Updated: 2026-09-06
Chapter: 65: MARSHALL'S PARTY IIXAVIERAThe silence in the car had a pulse.It was so loud that it rang in my ears, and so heavy that it rested on my shoulders like a damp wool blanket. Outside, the dense forest that demarcated the borders of Crescent Moon from Greenwood pack blurred into streaks of black as our SUV sliced through the moonlit highway. Every now and then, moonlight slipped through the canopy, silver ribbons slithered across the polished leather seats before disappearing just as quickly.Calum sat behind the wheel while Reid occupied the passenger seat, occasionally checking the road ahead and the convoy behind us. Neither of them dared disturb the silence hanging over the backseat.Ryker sat motionless beside me, one arm rested against the door, the other on his thigh, long fingers curled loosely into a fist. His profile was illuminated every few seconds by the passing streetlights, revealing the sharp line of his jaw, the faint crease between his brows. An expression carved from stone. He looked
Last Updated: 2026-09-05
Chapter: 64 : THE TALKXAVIERAThe only normal thing the past week was Eileen teaching me about the Luna dos and Luna do nots. Allyfest this.Allyfest that. Which families held influence.Which Alphas preferred formal greetings.Where I should stand.When I should speak.When I absolutely should not.Apparently, there was an entire handbook for being the Luna of one of the most powerful packs in the Southern realms.Growing up, I used to think if an Alpha ever walked into the Red court with an intent of marriage, it would be to claim either Zephyr or Georgia. Not me. Zephyr had the grace, confidence and elegance expected of an Alpha's daughter.Georgia had always been this little princess. I had been Father's finest warrior, content and happy with a sword in my hand.I told myself that if I never found a mate, I'd become one of Red Moon's Delta Generals.If I did find one, I'd probably serve as a warrior Gamma in my mate's pack.That had always been enough for me.Never in my wildest dreams had I imagi
Last Updated: 2026-07-21
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