The Twin Brothers Who Ruined My Wedding — Novel

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When the wedding of her dreams crumbles in a whirlwind of chaos, Mia finds herself caught in the crossfire of family loyalties and unexpected love. The twin brothers, known for their notorious charm and mischief, arrive uninvited, turning her carefully planned day into a scene of chaos. But is it their playful antics or their magnetic presence that truly threatens to unravel her heart?

As tensions rise and secrets unfold, Mia grapples with her feelings for both brothers, each embodying a different path she could take. One brother represents stability and tradition, while the other ignites a spark of reckless passion she never knew she craved. With her future hanging in the balance, can she untangle the web of emotions before it’s too late?

In a world where love and loyalty collide, Mia must confront the truth about what she really wants. Will the twins help her reclaim her wedding day, or will they lead her down a path of heartbreak and revelations? As the drama unfolds, every choice becomes a step closer to either fulfillment or disaster.

The Twin Brothers Who Ruined My WeddingChapter 1

The pregnancy report was still warm between my fingers as I stood in the middle of my apartment, picturing Julian’s reaction once I told him. It was his birthday today—his family had rented an entire garden venue, lanterns hanging, fireworks planned for later. I was supposed to surprise him there, early, before everyone arrived.

You’re going to be a father, Julian. I’d been repeating it in my head all morning, like I was afraid it might disappear if I stopped.

Then my phone rang.

His name lit up the screen and I answered right away, a smile already on my face. “Julian? I’m actually on my way to—”

“Aria, I can’t come tonight.” His voice cut in fast, almost impatient. “Something came up at the office. Emergency stuff. I’ll be stuck here for hours.”

My smile faded. “But it’s your birthday…”

“I know. Just… go home. We’ll talk tomorrow.” No warmth. No hesitation. Just that.

“Okay… just be safe,” I said quietly.

He didn’t respond.

There was a faint sound, like the call should’ve ended—but it didn’t. A second voice slipped through the line.