Hired My Ex's Sister as Wife
“You’ll pay for what you did to me. I’ll make sure of it.” Ethan Ford vowed, staring furiously at the picture of the woman who had shattered him and destroyed his world.
Ethan Ford, the powerful heir to the Ford empire, is the most feared businessman in his country and beyond due to his cutthroat and ruthless nature.
Abandoned at the altar and humiliated in front of the world, Ethan vows to hunt down Lily and make her regret every moment of her betrayal.
Meanwhile, Hannah Whitmore’s life is spiraling out of control. With her family drowning in a huge debt to one of the most dangerous businessmen Alfred Wolfe, and reeling from the ultimate betrayal by her ex, Sebastian Grey, and sister, she escapes to a new country to start her life over, swearing off love and men, but little does she know that her nightmare is only beginning.
She’s saved by none other than Ethan Ford from a group of men assaulting her. Her savior soon becomes her captor, as Ethan sees an opportunity to strike a deal. He makes her an irresistible offer to marry him but with his own hidden agenda.
Caught in a web of twisted desires and dark secrets, will Hannah be able to resist Ethan’s power and stand up to her husband especially when she finds out that he's her treacherous sister's ex-fiancé? Or will Ethan’s thirst for vengeance push them both to the edge?
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Chapter: AttackedSavannahI always thought I had grown used to living with danger in the background, the kind that follows you like a shadow you didn’t ask for. But that evening, walking toward my apartment with a handful of groceries and my keys dangling from my fingers, I learned something important: you never quite get used to it. Not really.The street wasn’t even that dark, but I was terrified especially with everything that’s been going on lately. A few streetlamps flickered, some cars drove by, and I could overhear some neighbors arguing through their thin walls. For a moment, everything seemed normal, like nothing around me was falling apart. I had just stepped onto the walkway leading to my building when I heard the first footstep behind me. I quickly turned around, but the only thing I caught was a blur of black fabric before something slammed into my ribs. The air left my lungs so fast I didn’t even have time to scream. I stumbled backward, my groceries flying, and the bag tearing open li
Last Updated: 2025-12-15
Chapter: Colleen’s Discovery ColleenThe house was unusually quiet that morning, but I’d gotten used to the silence ever since returning home. Still, this felt different. Today was another day to wear my pretend mask, and so after I’d finished my morning routine, I walked out of my room, straightened my tie in the hallway mirror, and re-examined the version of myself I was presenting to the world. The fake Colleen was calm, composed and cooperative. Everything they wanted me to be. At least for now.But beneath that controlled expression, my mind was already drifting toward what had been bothering me since last night: the odd remark my cousin had accidentally slipped during dinner, something about “balancing the offshore books.” He’d immediately changed the subject when I lifted my head, as if the words had escaped him too quickly. It wasn’t enough to accuse anyone of anything, but it was enough to make me wonder.Still, I was motivated to find the truth and so I headed into my father’s study. He rarely used the
Last Updated: 2025-12-14
Chapter: Evan’s Secret DealJulianI must say, I didn’t expect Evan to show up at my apartment so early in the morning after our previous conversation. He wasn’t the type to knock softly or wait politely either, but when I opened the door, he stood there with both hands shoved deep into his pockets, like a kid caught doing something wrong. His eyes were rimmed red, and his shoulders slouched in a way I hadn’t seen since we were teenagers.“You said you wanted help,” I reminded him gently. “I’m here. That hasn’t changed.”He didn’t enter right away. He lingered at the doorway, glancing up and down the hallway as if someone had followed him. When he finally stepped inside, he did it fast, closing the door behind him with a shaky breath.“I can’t do this alone anymore,” he muttered.That was the closest thing to an admission I’d ever gotten from him, so I signaled toward the couch, and he dropped onto it with his elbows on his knees, looking like the world was pressing its entire weight onto his back.It took a whi
Last Updated: 2025-12-13
Chapter: The Surveillance FootageMelordyThe coffee shop looked harmless enough from the outside, with all the warm lights and gentle piano music drifting through the windows, but I didn’t step inside for a cup of comfort. I came here because the alley behind the building held the truth I was looking for, and someone in that shop had access to the street-cam. The owner knew it the moment he saw me. His shoulders tightened as if he’d been waiting for this exact conversation.“As I told you earlier,” he said before I even reached the counter, “I don’t hand out footage without a warrant.”I gave him a patient nod and shot him a soft smile. “This isn’t about procedure,” I replied, lowering my voice just enough for only him to hear. “This is about a murder that took place ten feet behind your store.”His mouth pulled tight when I said that. He glanced at the hallway leading to the back room and then at me again, torn between fear and the need to protect himself. “I can’t afford trouble with the cartel,” he muttered.“Neit
Last Updated: 2025-12-12
Chapter: Back In The FightJulianI didn’t plan on walking back into the family business or the family that raised me, shaped me, and nearly ruined me. But there I was, standing in front of the tall glass doors before sunrise, watching my reflection stare back like it was waiting for me to flinch. I didn’t. Not this time. I’d spent long enough running from the wreckage of my family, hoping the distance alone would erase the stains. But it didn’t. And now Ethan was sinking badly. The gambling, the secrecy, the desperation… I recognized all of it too well.I couldn’t watch him drown in battles that I left behind. And I couldn’t pretend the company wasn’t falling apart at the seams. There were so many losses piling. Our reputation was slipping, and the rumors swirled in corners like smoke no one wanted to claim responsibility for. Someone needed to pick up the pieces before there were no pieces left.So I stepped inside the company that morning. The lobby felt colder than I remembered, too quiet for a place that u
Last Updated: 2025-12-11
Chapter: Clint’s BreakdownClintThe thing about panic is that it never hits all at once. It creeps in slowly, and quietly, like water slipping under a door. You don’t notice how deep you’re standing in it until your clothes are drenched and your lungs feel too tight. That’s what today felt like. A slow drowning.The moment I heard that Melordy pulled Savannah in for questioning again, I knew she suspected something. By the time afternoon rolled around, I was pacing my living room like a caged animal. Phone in hand and my mind racing in frantic circles.Melordy was too smart. Too intuitive. And Savannah… well, Savannah wasn’t built to lie, not like I needed her to. Not under this kind of pressure. After a while, I stopped pacing long enough to run both hands over my face, pressing hard as if I could squeeze the fear out of me. My breathing wouldn’t steady. My thoughts wouldn’t slow. The image of that damn blood on the floor, the mistake I made, the body I moved, it all kept looping.I was out of time. So I did
Last Updated: 2025-12-10
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