روايات وقصص ضمن He Married His Adopted Sister The Week Before Our Wedding

She was looking around at the guests, “Maybe I should tell them we will postpone the wedding.” I immediately shook my head, “No fucking way! She is not ruining this for us Kay. She’s done a lot lately towards us, this is our day! I’ll go check up on her latet, once she’s out of here you are going to walk down the isle this time and marry me okay?” Her eyes grew large, “You really want to get married right after your sister collapsed at the alter Steve, isn’t that a bit inconsiderate?”

The week leading up to the wedding passed by in a blur. My mother had been inconsolable after the phone call with Mr. Carter, but she eventually pulled herself together and began planning the wedding. We had to find a way to tell everyone the news - that I was getting married, and that my groom wouldn't be there. It was even harder to tell Bella, my younger sister, but we managed to do it. Some people were excited, others confused, and others just seemed worried for me. We told them all and handed out the invitation cards. Bella, on the other hand, was excited.

--- "For someone who said you wouldn't walk down the aisle, you look like one of the most beautiful brides I've ever seen." I giggle at his words, rushing to hug him. Yes, everyone is reminding me of the things I said at my sister's wedding. That day I swore that I wouldn't marry anyone and that I was very happy being single and all. Now, two months later, I am paying with my tongue and doing the opposite of everything I said.

Then, it looked like a wrong thing to do but now it is perfect. I have him, my children, and my friends. They are my family. All these couldn't have been possible if I didn't marry ‘my sister's husband’

A few months later, they would be engaged. And a few months after that, after an unexpected disaster, I would replace her in the wedding to solidify the merger between our two families. On our wedding night, even though I was willing, he was unable to consummate our union. His mind was still on my sister, who was lost to us. “If you loved your sister as much as you say you do, you’d never try this. You’d respect my wishes and let me mourn in peace.” He was mourning. I was too. So I gave him his space.

Aahil said and we made our way out of the room. We reached on the stage and they made me sit on the sofa. "Here. Your bride is here." Aayaz told me, looking ahead. I looked at her. She was wearing a vail to hide her face. I knew why she did this. “I don't care what they say. I will do what I have decided to do. I will make your life hell and it's final.” I smirked evilly looking at her appearance. Her sisters made her sit in front of me on the other sofa. Which was across from mine. There was a cloth tie between us so that we couldn't see each other's faces before the marriage.

“Clearly.” “First of all, why didn’t you tell me she was married.” She tried to hide the distaste from her face. “My sister is a very private person. I wasn’t aware of her husband and kids either. We’re not exactly close.” “You stole Jotham from her initially, right?” She snickered. “I’m not here to get my ass judged by you. And if you care to know, I was the one that was supposed to marry him originally, she only took my place because... I wasn't around on the wedding day.”

“Love? You don’t even know the guy. If he doesn’t love you, find someone else. It’s not worth it. I won’t have my sister chasing a man around.” Well, technically, I wasn’t his sister. I was adopted by the Diaz family when I was eight, and they showered me with so much love, no one would guess we had no blood relation. My brother spoiled me. And I knew as long as I wanted something, he would get it for me. “I do. It was love at first sight. Please brother… I want to marry him,” I pleaded, squeezing out a few tears. Pablo frowned. “I heard he loves someone else. I’ll meet her and pay her off-”

“Let’s do it.” The weeks leading up to the wedding were a whirlwind. My biological mother cried when I told her the news, and my adoptive mother offered to help plan, which felt like a step in the right direction. Jayden threw himself into every detail, wanting to make the day as special as possible.

Sophie arrived on Thursday. Staying for the wedding. She said, "I can't believe this is happening." "My sister. Getting married. For real this time." "I know. It's surreal." "Are you nervous?" "Not about marrying him. Just about—I don't know. Everything changing." "Everything's already changed. The wedding just makes it official." She was correct. Kael and I went out to supper by ourselves on Friday night, the night before the wedding. As an unmarried couple last night," he remarked.