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SARAH’S POV This was the worst day of my life. Being sentenced to watch my half-sister Emily get married was the worst type of torture, most especially when I'd like to be anywhere else than here. However, we the Johnsons care about publicity, so I didn't dare try to skip the wedding. “So what do you think of my dress?” Emily turned around to face the mirror, prepping for the attention of everyone else. “Oh, my gosh; I think the dress is going to be a statement!” Her best friend, Fiona gushed smiling up at Emily.

Darrio looked at his baby sister in awe, she made a radiant bride. “Aww, you guys are gonna make me cry.” Serenity’s fists balled at her sides to avoid rubbing at her eyes where tears were already pooling. “We can’t help it. You are the most radiant bride ever.” Matteo smiled softly and the other two brothers nodded in agreement. “Wait till you see your own brides.” She teased and Enzo chuckled. “Okay, you’re the most radiant bride we’ve seen.” He corrected jokingly. “Oh hush, I think my daughter is the most beautiful bride in the whole world and I know for a fact there’s someone outside that would agree wholeheartedly with me.” Caterina scolded her sons and took Serenity’s hands in hers wit

All she knew was that by the end of today… She would become his wife. ⸻ The wedding venue was breathtaking. Crystal chandeliers hung from the ceiling. White roses lined the aisle. A string quartet played soft classical music as elegantly dressed guests filled every seat. Emma stepped out of the car. Instantly, dozens of cameras turned toward her. Flash. Flash. Flash. Whispers spread through the crowd. “That’s the Hayes bride.” “She’s beautiful.” “I’ve heard she’s very lucky.” Emma forced herself to keep walking.

The melodious strains of organ music and violins filled the entire church room, which was dominated by white, from the wall paint to the wedding decorations that adorned every corner of the room. Soon after, they saw Deianne and her dad walking on the red carpet towards the altar. Starting now, Deianne will not be Deianne. Daniella Allyson is the name of the person seen walking down the aisle. The charm and beauty of "Daniella Montes" amazed almost everyone in the church—Deianne—without them knowing that what they admired was her twin sister. Little did everyone know, the real Daniella was now nowhere to be found.

After a while, Lana went out to pick a call, when she came back, the veil was already on the bride's face. As they were about to go out, they noticed something different, Diane was too quite and there was something off about it. When Diane's stepmother tried to pull the caring mother act, they became suspicious as she tried to take the bride away with her. Lana looked at Ria, who also looked at her and confirmed her suspicion. There was something up with the bride! When they looked at the bride, everything looked the same, the nails, the hair. Except when, Ria pretended to trip, reaping the veil off her face. That they saw another person's face and it was Vivienne, her step-sister.

Looking at me with the rashest expression on her face, she replies, “Screw you, Edily.” Waving Isa off, as usual, I reminded her again to soften up at the bridge, although I knew it would piss her off even more. I couldn’t help but stand there and wonder in utter disappointment about how completely sour and immature she was acting. Today is supposed to be my favorite cousin’s happiest day. My sister, who Faith adores, is acting like a complete spoiled brat. Everything around me was perfect for the bride. The satin ivory seat covers and dipped lilac roses in crystal vases as centerpieces were the perfect combination. The room's lights were dim, causing the oversized chandeliers to glow in a w

I replied immediately, don't want to get teased by my father The witnesses stand up as the bride arrives, Patricia the flower girl starts to spread her flowers, damn she's cute, even tho she's my cousin, Mom adopted her and I finally had a sister. Then my Ring Bearer who is Ellie, then the Bride's Maids whom my remaining unmarried female cousins, Eliza don't have relatives except her Aunt Jasmine who is her Maid of Honor and her Grandma Julie who is already blind.

Today was going to be the downfall of my sister and murderer, Gina. The bride was supposed to be happy. A smile was supposed to curl up her lips and magnify her beautiful features, but instead, there was a frown on her face. She frowned through her thick brows, and her eyes grew heavy with unshed tears. This was meant to be her happiest day. “Sharon, be strong. It is not your fault,” I reminded her again as we reached the aisle. All heads turned back mechanically, their eyes darting for the soul of the bride, who seemed lost, staring at the groom at the altar. I slipped into a seat next to Hanadin, Kacy and Rachael, three seats from the front row.

Not one bit. How could anyone dare to mess with Theodore Myers? Especially her—the one forced on me. The replacement bride of all people. Still, she’s better than that whore of a sister of hers, my conscience mocked. True, I didn’t attend the wedding. I had no interest in associating with that bitch. But after finding out who I actually married, it seems this one’s different. Albert did inform me a lot about this woman. She’s an eyesore to her own family, and honestly, I can see why. That mouth of hers knows no restraint.

My young mistress's betrothed was dying, and she ordered me to marry him in her place to turn his luck. People believed the joy of a wedding could drive out sickness and misfortune, and that a dying man might be pulled back from the grave by it. "The royal physicians all say Lord Blackwell won't live past seven days! Why should I marry him only to be buried at his side? "He's never even seen me. You can marry him instead. "You're nothing but a lowborn maid. Being allowed to marry the regent is the luck of a lifetime." Before I could react, the glowing words appeared before my eyes again. [Celeste is such an idiot. What does she mean, he won't live past seven days? Lord Blackwell has the