Two Brides One Tragic Twist Novels & Stories

he added. The brides stumbled in their steps, disrupting the rhythm. The hall shook. Camela held onto him tightly as both of them began crying and counting together. “Six…seven…eight…” they both continued. Suddenly, the brides’ chanting turned into screams. The shadow roared, causing the entire hall to shake. “Enough! You dare interrupt my count with your own?” The floor split wider, swallowing the brides one by one as they shrieked. The air echoed with the sound of chains snapping.

"I'll pull the footage from your Luna ceremony. Thank the Goddess there are cameras at the venue. We'll look at the annual festival too." "But there were no security cameras at our wedding… in the garden," I said, the fear returning. "What if that's when it happened?" "Baby, let's just take a breath here, okay?" he said softly, wiping my cheek. "We won't leave anything to chance. We'll deal with it." Zephyr took my injured hand, inspecting the cut on my palm. "But first, let's get you cleaned up. We'll talk more after." He sighed, rubbing the back of his neck. "This is on me. I should've been more careful. I should've paid closer attention."

”The city gradually faded, the busy streets giving way to long, empty roads lined with towering trees. I frowned. This wasn't the route to the wedding venue. I leaned forward slightly. "Excuse me… I think you've taken the wrong road." The driver didn't answer. "Sir?" Still nothing. I reached for the door handle, but before I could pull it, a soft click sounded. The doors locked. My eyes widened as I slowly looked toward the rearview mirror. The driver's eyes met mine, and he smirked.

My mother, Veronica Knight, argues. “We can do anything with her life. After all, she’s our daughter. We can do whatever we want with her life.” Samantha Walker, Adam’s wife, says with a smug smirk matching her husband’s expression. These two really were meant for each other… “What can we do? Jayden is not here. Neither is your daughter, Mikaela. Both of them are gone. Even if you replace the bride, who will take Jayden's place?" I say, trying to keep the anger out of my voice.

The driver hastily grabbed the steering wheel, intending to hit the brakes but failed to notice an oncoming truck. Another loud collision occurred. The two cars twisted and collided, screams filling the air from all sides. The sound of ambulances, police cars, and chaotic pedestrians merged into a mess. Whether they wanted it or not, this extravagant wedding could no longer be held. A solemn ceremony ultimately turned into a tragic car accident, and the bride and groom were rushed to the hospital in critical condition.

Claudia announced with mock cheer, “isn’t this cozy? A beggar’s wedding with barely a soul to witness it.” Vanessa snorted, covering her mouth as though she couldn’t contain her delight. “I can’t believe this is happening,” she whispered loud enough for everyone to hear. “Elena, in her dirty apron, is marrying a man dressed like a vagrant. Perfect!” Heat rushed to my cheeks. My fists clenched at my sides, nails biting into my palms. I wanted to vanish, but Adrian only pulled out the chair beside him at the registrar’s desk and said firmly, “Sit.”

And for something that seemed to carry more weight than either of them wanted me to know. I pressed myself against the doorframe, my breath shallow, afraid even the sound of air leaving my lungs would give me away. Sage’s next words made my skin crawl. “She’ll never forgive us if she finds out.” Alvin’s laugh was soft, cruel. “Then she won’t find out. She’s too blinded by him to see straight anyway. We’ll handle it, Sage. We just need the right moment.” The words hit me like daggers, sharp and undeniable. My twin. My supposed fiancé. Both of them plotting against Diego — the one person who had bled for me, shielded me, when everyone else turned away.

Yago said worriedly. “They haven't changed their minds, have they? Like they became runaway brides?” Cosmo asked fearfully. “There you go! Because you guys are idiots! Taking a bath is a thing! Hahahaha!” Jasper said mockingly. The three of them simultaneously gave Jasper a deadly look. “Shut up, man!” Dax Yago said. “The brides are here.” announced the man assigned to open the church gate. It wasn't difficult for Apple, Lovebel, and Zabrynna to get along like sisters, thanks also to MaiMai, so the three decided to have a triple wedding.

He is eager to see Lisa as his bride, but I turned out to be his new bride who just had a fling with his look-alike. This happened because of Lisa. I drank the wine and ended up in bed with Dyrus, and I'm married to a gentleman who isn't aware of his runaway bride. She is the main cause of this unlucky event. "Lisa, you are to walk on the flowers" Don held my arm as we walked past the flowers. There were murmurs instead of applause, I turned back and the flowers appeared black. "She made the flowers turn black" The guests whispered at the view of the black flowers

Adrian’s gaze cut to Alyssa, his wife—the one he thought he had loved, the one who looked at him now with the same eyes that haunted his every night. But his stare inevitably slid back to Jannah. And for the first time in his life, he didn’t know which woman he had truly married. But the more Alyssa tried to soothe, the more Adrian’s mind roared. Twin. Twin. Twin. The puzzle pieces slammed together in a storm, but they refused to form a clear picture. And though Jannah stood there with a smile that didn’t reach her eyes, acting the part of the cheerful, harmless sister, Adrian Cruz felt the echo of every kiss, every whispered word, every night of fire between them.