"Stop the wedding Jusper!. That's not me your love. She is my blood sister," said Juliana.
"Jusper halt the wedding! That's Not me please! That's my blood sister," a lady shouted shouted as she sprinted into the church. The moment she slowed down, she began to heavily pant. Everyone was taken aback by what was taking place. I was the one who was most shocked. On my wedding day as I was about to exchange vows in the chapel, a woman who remarkably like my queen appeared claiming to be my sweetheart and that I was about to wed her sister. I gave her a close look and noticed how much she resembled my queen. In amazement, I covered my mouth with my palm.
The congregation as a whole muttered.
"My sister? How do you mean? Looking at her, Juliana said, "I personally don't have any twin! "The subject of her conversation astonished her. She gave me a thoughtful nod as she clung to my hand. In order to be certain I wasn't dreaming, I lightly beat myself. It startled me how similar they appeared to be. I gave Susana a hard time after remembering that she had never told me anything about her twin after giving it some thought.
'Young lady, you must be mad. My beloved doesn't have a twin. Your desire to win people over by whatever means surprises me," i stated sternly.
Looking at my Juliana, I added, "I think you ought to try something else because I can't believe in you and your filthy words."
She was the most stunning woman I had ever seen. Before deciding to be married, we had been together for years, but I had never seen or seen her twin sister. I was fully aware that she was deceiving me. I finished my wedding after telling the congregation not to pay attention to her and her gibberish. She rushed up to me, but I threw her out from my chest.
"How dare you interfere with my romantic relationship," i shouted at her.
"I pleaded with the tiny lady, "Please, I don't know you at all," i added and asked a security guard to drive her away from the wedding. She refused to go, which astonished me. She was wearing no shoes, which startled me as well. She acted like a mad person.
"Jusper, don't focus on her. Don't you think it's true that I don't have any twin sisters? If I had a sister, am I really that selfish that I couldn't share with you? Come on, put your thoughts aside, and let's finish the wedding's final rites," Juliana said. While being drugged away from the chapel, she continued to glance at the lady who looked exactly like her. When she attempted to go forward, she looked back with bitter tears.
I couldn't explain why the lady caught my attention or why I was moved to feel sorry for her. I looked in the direction of my beautiful beloved who was standing next to me and holding my hand. She looked stunning in the wedding outfit. Seeing her pearly white teeth smiling made me happy and my heart satisfied.
"I got rid of her, don't worry," i assured her. I kissed her on the forehead and said, "I believe we can continue the ritual." She hugged me close to her breasts while she was ecstatic over having me. They were delicate and velvety. After seeing how much I liked her, the assembly muttered and chuckled. As I swapped saliva with her, other people started clapping their hands. It was a wonderful and memorable day. Without more ado, the girl returned to the chapel. The troops were chasing after her as she ran. She was moving so quickly that they were unable to catch her. I was disappointed in her behavior as I stared at her because the day had been so wonderful. I moved toward her and grabbed her hand in rage.
She added, "Am glad Jusper you heard me," but when I looked at her, I began drugging her out of the room. Given that her words were persuading my heart, I didn't even briefly turn to see her. I was in a really emotional state and didn't want to take her advice.
"I can't take you seriously, lady. Give us some peace of mind by leaving this area," I yelled at her as I threw her down the stairs, where she landed on the ground outside the church.
"Your level of madness is overwhelming you," I said. She gave me a startled expression. I sensed something when I looked into her eyes, but I chose to ignore it.
"Jusper, darling; you can't just forget me like that. I adore you Jusper," She pleaded with me but i listened nothing from her.
"I love only you my dear, at least listen to me once," she said but I ignored her and went back to the chapel. I ran away as she screamed and sobbed angrily. How could I possibly be concerned when my love was right here. I returned to my life's love and held her. She had already started sobbing more. An idiot stranger posing as her twin sister was ruining her lovely day.
"I'm sorry, my love that I interrupted your day. My sweetheart, I'll make sure everything continues to go according to plan going forward,I said as I watched her parents. They were astonished by what was happening. Who was that twin who professed to be Jusper's lover?
"My son. There are no twins in our family. That woman must be mistaking her sister with your affection. She should not be taken into consideration at all," said my mother-in-law. She informed me that the family didn't have anyone else like her. She returned to the chapel in a flash. She was sobbing uncontrollably. Her cries moved my heart, but when I thought back to what my mother-in-law had said, I became enraged with her.
"How many times do i need to hear your stupid words before you listen to me?," I said as I drew nearer to her. I refused her offer to hold my hand and threw her to the ground because she wanted to. In agony, she curled up like a snake on fire. She was the type of person who, despite suffering, never gave up hope. Her enthusiasm startled me. She refused to come out when I hauled her out one again. She grasped my cheeks at one point while grinning in spite of her discomfort.
"My love, please keep me in mind. I'm your Juliana and that lady is my sister pretending to be me your love. Give me a chance to be a part of you, and we'll continue to be happy together as we were. At least trust me once sweetie," she said grinning at me.
Chapter 1 Confused wedding.
24/07/2022
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