All Chapters of Married To The Man Who Killed My Twin Brother : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

I tried to consider every possibility, but the more I thought about it, the more confused I became. What could he possibly want to tell me? Maybe he had found something about Julian. Perhaps he had discovered new details about the night Julian died. Or worse, maybe there was something about Edris’s family that I had never known.By the time I reached the café, I was already nervous. I parked outside and sat in the car for a few seconds, staring at the entrance. I almost turned around, but I needed answers. I got out of my car, walked towards the café, and pushed open the door. I immediately looked around. The place wasn’t crowded, which made it easy to spot Diggory sitting at a table near the back. He looked up when he saw me and smiled.“Juliana, Juliana”, he called out my name.I walked over and dropped my handbag onto the empty chair beside me before sitting down. “Diggory, please don’t tell me you brought me here just to keep me waiting.”He laughed. “There she is.”I frowned. “Th

I let my hands fall slowly, knowing there was no way I could escape this conversation. Sofia had always been like this. Once she wanted answers, she wouldn’t stop until she got them. “I don’t even know how to explain it,” I admitted.“Try me.”I sighed and leaned back against the headboard. “When I married Edris, I didn’t care about him. I hated him. I thought he was the reason Julian was dead, and all I could think about was getting close enough to him to make him pay.” My voice became softer as I remembered how certain I had been. “I thought marrying him would make everything easier because I would have access to his life, his secrets, everything.”Sofia’s smile disappeared. She listened without interrupting as I continued. “But somewhere along the way, things changed. I started seeing a different side of him. He wasn’t the man I had convinced myself he was. He remembered little things about me, he took care of me, and during our honeymoon…” I paused, searching for the right words.

We found Edris in the dining room when we came downstairs. Dinner was already waiting for us, and there was enough food on the table to feed twice as many people.Sofia stopped beside me and stared at everything before looking at Edris. “Edris, are we expecting guests?”He laughed. “No. It’s just the three of us.”Sofia pulled out a chair. “Then why does this table look like we’re hosting a wedding?”I laughed as I sat down. “Sofia, just eat.”“I intend to,” she said, picking up her fork. “I’m not complaining.”Edris sat across from us. “I knew you’d like it.”“Like it?” Sofia asked. “I already love you.”Edris laughed. “You’re very easy to impress.”“Good food will always impress me,” Sofia replied. “You should remember that.”“I’ll remember,” Edris said.We started eating, and Sofia spent most of dinner teasing Edris about the food. She kept asking about the chef, the recipes, and whether he had planned the entire menu himself.“You know,” Sofia said, pointing her fork at Edris, “if

A little while later, Sofia and I went downstairs. Edris was sitting in the living room, and when he heard us, he looked up.His eyes moved from me to Sofia, then he smiled. “You two going somewhere?”Sofia answered before I could say anything. “We’re going shopping. I have a few things to pick up, and Juliana is coming with me.”I gave her a small, grateful look, then looked back at Edris. “Yeah. We shouldn’t be gone for too long.”He stood up and walked over to us. “Do you want me to send the driver with you?”For a moment, my heart skipped.I kept my face calm. “No, it’s fine. Sofia and I can go ourselves.”He looked at me for a second. “Are you sure?”I nodded. “Yeah. We want some time together.”“Exactly,” Sofia added. “No husbands. Just girl time.”Edris laughed under his breath. He stepped closer and kissed my forehead. “All right. Just be careful.”“I will.”I smiled at him, but my mind went straight back to the night before. He had asked me what was wrong with me. Had he noti

I got into my car and placed the envelope on the passenger seat. For a few minutes, I just sat there, staring at it. I wanted to open it again, but I knew I wouldn't find anything new inside. The pictures were already stuck in my head, especially the one of Edris and Julian together. I started the car and drove home, trying to figure out how I was supposed to look my husband in the face and pretend everything was normal.By the time I arrived at the mansion, it was almost nine. The lights were on, and I could see Edris through the window before I even stepped inside. He was sitting on the couch, looking at his phone. The moment he heard the door open, he looked up. “There you are. I was starting to wonder where you were.” I forced a smile. “Sorry. I took longer than I expected.” He stood up and walked toward me. “Did you find what you went out for?”“Yeah,” I lied, holding my bag closer to myself. “It took some time, but I got it.” Edris nodded, then reached for my hand. “Are you o