His Brother’s Bride
I stared blankly out the window, watching the world blur past like I was trapped in someone else’s story.
When we arrived, his mansion rose in front of us like something out of a dream, too big, too perfect, too cold. The flowers lining the driveway mocked me with their brightness.
This was my new home.
And I already hated it.
The butler opened the door. Alexander stepped in first, unbuttoning his jacket like he’d just closed a deal, not married his brother’s fiancée.
I hovered at the doorway, drowning in the weight of my gown and the suffocating air of indifference.