Chapter 1: The Night They Thought I Was Sleeping
π On my wedding night, I gave up my own bed because my mother-in-law was supposedly "too drunk" to sleep anywhere else.
Daniel told me not to make it complicated, so I carried a pillow downstairs and slept alone on the sofa.
He promised he would join me later.
He never did.
All night, I heard footsteps upstairs, hushed voices, and something heavy being dragged across the floor.
By morning, my embarrassment had turned into suspicion.
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I went upstairs and found Daniel and Margaret fully dressed on top of the bed.
Then I noticed something stuck to the white sheet.
A tiny gold notary seal.
My stomach dropped.
The seal belonged to Harold Finch β Daniel's family attorney, the same man who had handled our prenuptial agreement.
Then I saw my bridal document folder sitting open on the desk.
I had left it locked inside my suitcase.
The original prenup was gone.
In its place was another version β with a new clause giving the Bennett family control over valuable rights connected to my inheritance.
And beneath it was my signature.
Except I had never signed that page.
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When I confronted Daniel, he and Margaret exchanged one glance that told me this wasn't a mistake.
Then I found another document underneath.
An eight-year-old marriage certificate.
Daniel's name was on it.
But there was **no record of a divorce.** π³
π₯ **So who had I truly married β and what had Daniel and his mother planned to take from me before sunrise?**
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What will she do when she realizes the man she married may still be someone else's husband?
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