TWIN SISTER.

“Let go of me,” I forcefully wriggled away from his grasp and breathed heavily. He looked at my face carefully like he was studying it and right now, he looked like he had something he was going to say

“You should get going,” I said hurriedly.

“Of course, I should. The wedding is tomorrow, you know? I gotta prepare too,” he said.

He looked around the room and I did too, and that was when we realized how many eyes were on us. He seemed like he didn’t care as he dipped one of his hands in his pocket and then turned to leave.

“Ah…” he stopped abruptly and turned around again. “You don’t look so great in that dress. Are you going to preach the word of God at the wedding?” He inclined his head tauntingly.

I frowned at his remark and before I could give a response, he turned around and walked out of the store so casually like he was the most gentle person on earth.

Of course, he did seem like one, but I know a person like him also. He was a wolf in sheep’s clothing.

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