All Chapters of My Sister’s Fiancé : Chapter 1 - Chapter 7

I didn’t know that one night could ruin everything. If I had known, I would have stayed home. I would have ignored the invitation, ignored the dress laid neatly on my bed, and definitely not ignored the voice in my head telling me that I didn’t belong there. But it was my sister’s engagement party. And she has been there for me even during times I didn’t know I needed someone. And she wanted me there, that alone was enough to make me go. Getting to the venue, it was everything I expected elegant, expensive, and perfect, Just like her. I stood at the edge of the room, fingers tightening around my clutch as I watched her from a distance . She moved effortlessly through the crowd, smiling, laughing, glowing under the soft lights, People loved her. They always did. “Try not to look like you’re about to run away” Her voice came from behind me, soft and familiar. I turned, forcing a small smile. “I’m fine.” She studied me for a moment, her eyes gentle but searching, lik

“I shouldn’t have come back” The thought kept repeating in my head as I walked out of the hall, my steps quick, uneven, desperate. My chest tightened as my heart pounded aggressively, echoing loudly enough to realize the reality I couldn’t escape. But even as I pushed through the doors and into the cool night air, one thing followed me. Him. His voice. His eyes. His words. “You disappeared this morning.” My chest tightened once again. He remembered. There was no doubt about it now. Every look. Every word. Every pause. He knew. And worse… He wanted me to know that he knew. I exhaled shakily, wrapping my arms around myself as if that could somehow steady the storm building inside me. Think. What do I do now? Pretend? Deny everything? Act like it never happened? A bitter laugh almost escaped my lips. As if that was even possible. I squeezed my eyes shut for a second, but all I saw were flashes of that night. A door closing. A voice too close. Hands I couldn’

The moment the whispers faded, the air became too heavy to breathe, I turned and walked away.Fast.Too fast.I didn’t care who was watching anymore.I just needed to get out.I didn’t stop until I found an empty hallway.Quiet. Cold. Safe. Or at least… it should have been.The moment I was alone, every emotion I had bottled up broke instantly. A shaky breath left my lips.Then another.And before I could stop it.Tears.Hot. Uncontrollable. Endless.I covered my mouth, trying to muffle the sound, but it didn’t help.Nothing did.Because it wasn’t just what those women said.It was the truth behind it. I had tried so hard to avoid, but it is true. Or at least… what it looked like.“I didn’t mean for any of this to happen…”My voice cracked as the words slipped out.“I didn’t even know, I can’t remem….”“You’re still crying.”I froze.My heart dropped.Slowly… I lowered my head.Of course!Of course he followed me.Can’t be let me be. I didn’t turn to face him immediately.I could

Before he could do anything again. I turned, and walked back into the event. The tension there somehow felt better, than the tension around him. The plan was to ignore him. Act like nothing happened. Behave like it wasn’t something to think much about. But plans like this only works out when the other party is willingly to agree and comply And he clearly didn’t.I felt it before I saw him.That familiar, unsettling awareness.Like someone was watching me.Like I was being pulled into something I didn’t understand.I tried to ignore it.Tried to focus on anything else.But my body betrayed me first.My heart started racing.My thoughts slipping.And slowly… I looked up.He was already looking at me.Across the room.Unmoving.Unapologetic.I looked away immediately.No.I wasn’t doing this again.I turned, grabbing a glass from the nearest table just to have something to do, something to hold onto.Something normal.But even then…I could still feel it.His gaze.Heavy.Persist