Chapter 4 - The Golden Sister
For her entire life, the Bride had harbored a deep, toxic, and incredibly venomous jealousy toward Caroline.
While Caroline was hard-working and dedicated to the family business, the younger sister was an entitled, incredibly arrogant socialite who cared only about designer clothes, expensive vacations, and absolute social dominance. She despised the fact that her father clearly favored Caroline's intelligence and work ethic.
The moment Caroline was pronounced dead, the younger sister didn't mourn. She celebrated in secret. She immediately moved into Caroline's luxury penthouse apartment, took over her executive corner office, and callously raided her deceased sister's private vault.
The most disgusting, glaring proof of her absolute greed was currently resting directly against her collarbone.
The massive, priceless emerald necklace she was wearing with her white strapless wedding dress was a sacred family heirloom. It had belonged to their late mother, and the Father had specifically, legally gifted it exclusively to Caroline years ago. The Bride had literally stolen the jewelry off her "dead" sister's grave to wear as a trophy at her own multi-million-dollar wedding.
She truly believed she had won the ultimate prize.
But as the Father whispered Caroline's name, the Bride's toxic, arrogant confidence completely, violently shattered into a million jagged pieces of pure panic.
She pushed past her bridesmaids, aggressively stomping across the dance floor until she was standing right beside her stunned father.
The Bride stared directly into the bruised, swollen face of the barefoot woman. She saw the familiar dark eyes, the shape of the nose, and the undeniable, cold, calculating intelligence staring back at her.
Her eyes widened in absolute, sheer, unadulterated panic. All the blood completely rushed out of her perfectly contoured face.
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"No," the Bride whispered, her voice trembling with profound, suffocating terror. "You're dead."
👉 Read Part 5 to see the terrifying proof of survival.
