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My Stepsister Stole My Groom

Chapter 4 Chapter 4 FOUR

Word Count: 593    |    Released on: 21/11/2025

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igh, that ridiculous wedding dress trailing behind her-I

rave; she was a godd

g more than an open bar and the satisfaction of watching my foo

t me like I was the answer to a qu

a's shrill voice carried into the hallway, and my prote

pping with the kind of condescension that w

my lips. Christ, s

etween the rooms wasn't lost on me-while Kellan's suite look

deserved better than l

's whisper was all venom. "Kell

flute. "While you're playing housemaid to Kellan's ego, I'll be runni

viscerate her stepsister with nothing but wor

ndow, the city lights painting her in gold and shadow. She didn't turn, b

ay she rolled that last word around

tance between us

, catching a strand of her hair

against the glass, and met

ause I don

beside her head. "And I do keep

a cat, deliberately slow, before scoo

to catch the faint scent of her perfume-something

er closely. "This marriage will be scrutinized. I'l

that steel in her voice again, the same one she'd used when

ht it down-but not fast enough

nce we're stuck with each other, do you mind if I

rinkled from the day's chaos. "Unless y

enge. A

n the chair, fi

earlier words. "But don't take too

as she disappeared into the b

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My Stepsister Stole My Groom
My Stepsister Stole My Groom
“She stole my wedding. I stole her future. On the morning of my wedding, I caught my fiancé Kellan tangled in the sheets with my stepsister. The betrayal should have shattered me. Instead, it lit a fire in my veins. So I did what any woman scorned would do. I pointed to the most dangerous man in the room-Drexon Moreaux, Kellan's ruthless billionaire uncle-and declared, "Him. I'll marry him instead." Drexon could have laughed in my face. The Moreaux empire's heir apparent, a man forged in boardroom battles and whispered about in elite circles, had no reason to entertain my reckless demand. But he said, "I do." Now, my stepsister's smug smile is crumbling. My ex-fiancé is forced to call me Auntie. And Drexon? He watches me with dark, calculating eyes, as if I'm a puzzle he's determined to solve. This marriage was supposed to be my revenge. But with every lingering touch and midnight confession, Drexon is turning it into something far more dangerous-something that feels like love. Too bad the Moreaux family doesn't believe in happy endings.”