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Hiding My Twin Heirs from the Ruthless Prince

Nina Soelian

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"If I'm not with child, I'll leave this wretched palace."
After three years trapped in a cold, loveless marriage, Princess Evangeline dares to dream when she learns she's pregnant-with twins. Maybe now, her distant husband, Crown Prince Sebastian, will finally see her as more than a political obligation.
But that hope shatters when she finds him kissing another woman. "It was a kiss full of the love and devotion he had never shown his own wife."
Devastated, Evangeline demands an annulment. "You heard me perfectly," she says, voice steady. "I want our marriage annulled." She flees the kingdom, determined to raise her children alone-unseen, unclaimed, and untethered to a man who once snarled, "I have no need for offspring from you, Evangeline. I never have, and I never shall."
In exile, Evangeline rebuilds her life from nothing. She finds refuge, family, and pride in raising her sons far from the palace that once caged her.
Five years later, Sebastian returns-unprepared to meet two boys who carry his face. And when he sees Evangeline again, stronger, radiant, and utterly beyond his reach, the truth hits like a sword to the gut: "The twins Evangeline had been carrying when she fled into the night... were his."
Now, the man who once cast her aside is drowning in regret. "I staggered backward... the children I never searched hard enough for... were here." But Evangeline is no longer his to command. And forgiveness is not something he's earned.