All Chapters of Married To The Man Who Killed My Twin Brother : Chapter 1 - Chapter 6

“One, two, three.”The camera flashed again, and another round of applause followed almost immediately. I kept the smile on my face even though my cheeks already hurt from forcing it for hours. Around us, guests moved through the grand ballroom laughing, drinking expensive champagne, and celebrating what they believed was a perfect love story.The photographer lowered his camera with a satisfied grin before motioning for us to stay still. “I got one more,” he said excitedly. “Smile for me, baby.”Before I could react, Edris pulled me closer against him, one hand settling naturally around my waist. The warmth of his body pressed against mine through the fabric of my wedding dress while his expensive cologne surrounded me.“You look beautiful today,” he murmured near my ear. “I’m glad I married you.”A few people nearby laughed at his words while others stared at us with obvious envy. To everyone in this room, we looked like two people hopelessly in love.I smiled again because that was

I stood there, staring at the spot where Edris had been a few seconds ago.I was so confused, angry, and frustrated.What the hell was wrong with that man?I had literally stabbed him yesterday, yet somehow I was the one feeling unsettled.I glanced at the breakfast on the table.The eggs, the toast, and the coffee. They looked yummy. I hadn’t eaten for a while now; all that was on my mind was how to kill Edris. Suddenly, my stomach growled.I rolled my eyes.Seriously?After everything that had happened, I was hungry. I pulled out a chair and sat down. I said to myself, just one bite, then I would continue planning how to murder my husband, but that one bite turned into several bites. I was so hungry. I grabbed another piece of toast, then I heard a voice. "Good morning, Mrs. Veltri."I looked up and saw one of the maids smiling at me.Immediately, my appetite disappeared."Don't call me that."The maid's smile remained on her face."My apologies, Mrs. Veltri."I groaned internal

I didn’t move, I couldn’t. It felt like I’d been caught red-handed at a crime scene, unsure whether to run or stay where I was. Edris was standing in the doorway as he had always been there for a long time watching, and as if he already knew what I was up to. My fingers tightened around the photograph in my hand without me even realizing it. I hadn’t even realized I was shaking. My throat went dry. “You’ve been watching me,” I said again, slower this time. This time, it wasn’t confusion; it was an accusation. Edris stepped inside the room calmly. He closed the door behind him without breaking eye contact with me, and my body moved to the sound of the lock clicking softly. “You went through my things,” he said. I scoffed. “You’re worried about that right now?” He didn’t answer. That silence again. That frustrating, controlled silence that made it feel like I was always one step behind him. I turned and slammed the photograph onto his desk. “What is this?” Edris looke