LOGINBOOK 1 in SHATTERED VOWS Series. Book 1--Dear husband my ex is Back. Thalia was overwhelmed when the doctor informed her she was pregnant, she was happy to share the news with her husband since It's their third year anniversary. But her husband came home with her twin sister, declaring Thalia was just a wife to him and he didn't love her. He loved his twin sister after all her sister was his first love. Heartbroken and pregnant, she met George Williams, the man she once saved. He offered to raise the child with her which she agreed. Seven years later, Franklin came crawling back refusing to let her go. But Thalia has a husband and a heart she didn't want to break again. Will she give Franklin a second chance or be with her husband? And what will happen when Franklin finds out she had twin babies for him?
View MoreJay was still at the chapel. He sat quietly on the wooden bench where he had been sitting for hours now, his small legs dangling just above the tiled floor, his hands folded loosely on his lap. In front of him, Tracey's picture was resting on the stand near the altar, smiling at him. Everyone had been hurt by Tracey’s death, there was no denying that but he was hurt the most because Tracey and him were always together all day. He didn't go home because the mansion had felt heavier since that day, the walls echoing with a grief that refused to settle. But Jay…it was different for him. He was the one who had lost a twin. The one who had lost the person who shared his world, his secrets, his silence. He was the one who was hurt the most. Home didn’t feel like home anymore. Every hallway reminded him of Tracey running past him. Every staircase echoed with her laughter. Even their room was untouched, perfectly arranged, it felt like a trap waiting to break him open all over again. Tha
Meanwhile, Orion drove straight into the mansion the moment the security informed him that Thalia was in the premises. He didn’t bother asking questions nor did he slow down. The iron gates slid open and he sped in, his mind racing with possibilities he didn’t want to name. Thalia has never been here before. Her presence alone felt like a warning. The car came to a halt and immediately, Rosy stepped out with Jewel beside her. Both of them hurried inside, worries written plainly on Rosy’s face. The hall was empty. No servants standing by. No familiar chatter. Just a heavy silence that pressed against their ears. Then they heard noises and raised voices. A sharp, unhinged laugh, something crashing against the floor. The sound came from the living room. Rosy slowed at first, her heart pounding. She glanced at Orion, fear tightening her chest. “Orion,” she said carefully, “I hope your sister doesn’t do anything to Thalia.” Orion didn’t reply. He had already turned sharpl
“Eliana,” she muttered, her eyes blazing with resolve, “you’ll have to answer to me this time around.” And she pressed harder on the accelerator.Thalia didn’t remember how she got there. She only knew that at some point, the road curved into a long, private driveway lined with towering iron gates and silent cameras. And it was boldly written on the signboard—Smith's Mansion. She had never stepped foot there before, had never needed to. But now, standing outside the mansion with her hands trembling slightly at her sides, she felt like fate had dragged her here by the throat, she has to confront Eliana today or never. The car engine became silent as she switched off the engine. The silence that followed was loud. She stepped out, her heels clicking against the tiled pavement, the black gown clinging to her body. Before she could take more than three steps, two security men appeared, blocking her path with professional stiffness. “Ma’am,” one of them said politely but firmly, “w
Thalia broke the hug slowly, as if pulling away might shatter what little strength she had left. Her arms fell to her sides, heavy, useless. She was sad beyond words could explain yet somewhere beneath the grief, there was a faint warmth. The warmth that reminded her she wasn’t alone. That her husband was still here, holding her together when she was already falling apart. Her lips trembled. “I don’t know if I can do this,” Thalia whispered, her voice cracked midway. George didn’t answer immediately. Instead, he lifted his hands and cupped her cheeks gently, his palms warm against her cold skin. His thumbs brushed away the tears she hadn’t even realized were falling, his eyes staring deeply into her teary eyes. “Right now,” he said quietly, carefully choosing his words, “we have to go to the chapel. Then we bury Tracey.” His throat tightened, but he continued. “After that...you have to be at the court.” Her breath hitched. “Can’t I avoid it?” she asked, almost pleading. “Just fo












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