The Duke's Villainess Wife Is An Impostor
in the center of the fountain in front of the church. Ashen with shock and
ake up and find myself peacefully lying on my bed. But it seems the heavens failed to grant my
d hard as I tried t
l fire the gun in your head." His sharp tone sent cold shivers down my spine. When I didn't stop screami
o pull my hand, but my efforts were in vain. My strength w
glint in his blue eyes that ma
ears. "You're lucky enough to escape death five years ago, but th
down without a fight." I hissed under my
ips. He pressed the gun to my neck, har
. Hoping the first shot will kill me instantly and I won't suf
im looking at me with his
t time he called me with that full name, he aimed a gun to my heart, then he pulled the trigger. A stranger had witnessed the
't sure if I woul
f lucky enough if he d
Alexandria." He murmured
ng inside me. But the fear was quickly replaced with
ts that she's the one wh
tinued, taking my attention. "But your facial features weren't as sharp as
tline of my jaw. My whole
I sobbed, but the words b
ly given me the opportunity to kill you twice. O
e?" Though I knew the truth, I still w
eve me if I sai
pursing into a tight line
lly admitted. "She also gave me the liberty to do what I
y time I tried to resist. Several times, I stumbled on my heels, but I willed myself to get up in f
d come to my aid. I waited and waited, hoping anyone would cross the streets at this hour or perhaps a lost car wou
exposed an aging rusty car with fading paints. As though he was afraid I will do something stupid, he pulle
el, I watched him slam the door shut, then locked me inside. He walke
born door didn't even budge. The car was old and rusty, but the parts were still in good shape.
, but stopped dead in my tracks as I spotted the child sprawled on the seat.
lf, an ear-piercing scre
ith shock, I stumbled back into the driver's seat. For a moment that seemed to go on like forever, I
leep. Slowly, he raised his head to me. I found myself holdi
version of Lucas! My hear
bled in his so
lump in my throat. Perhaps the child was so
" I whispered with a smile. Then wiped
ned my vision red. With my fists turned into a ball on my side, I returned to my seat just i
barked on the phone in his han
dulously, still talking t
butt out of the mansion before anyone discovers what you're up to!" The man muttere
aster than my common sense. There's no chance I co