The One I Should've Married (Stella and Sebastian) novel Chapter 1

"You want her dead? Then I'll send you straight to hell to keep her company!" (Author's Note: This guy is not the male lead!)

Stella Channing's cold eyes fluttered open. She stared at Julian Sinclair's moving lips, her mind completely blank for a fleeting second.

"Keep who company?"

She spoke with a chilling, icy tone.

What was going on? Wasn't she sleeping? Why was Julian in her room?

Suddenly...

A massive wave of unfamiliar memories flooded her mind.

The memories struck fast and hard, flashing like chaotic movie scenes that made Stella's head throb with agonizing pain.

Julian choked her with a ruthless glare. "Are you playing dumb with me?"

"You ran over the only viable kidney donor for Ivy just so she'd be left waiting to die!"

"Stella, how could you be so sick!"

Ivy Sloane's blood type was extremely rare, making it nearly impossible to find a suitable transplant.

Thinking of the car accident from that morning, Julian tightened his agonizing grip around Stella's throat.

Stella remained silent.

As the memories fully integrated, the icy chill in her eyes instantly morphed into a deadly glare.

It was absolutely unbelievable.

She had merely gone to sleep, yet her body had been hijacked by another soul for three entire years!

The invading soul in her body had fallen madly in love with her sworn enemy, Julian Sinclair.

She had even gone to desperate lengths to marry him.

The bitter feud between Julian and herself back in college was the stuff of legends.

Forced into the marriage due to family pressure, he absolutely despised the union.

He carried a torch for his deceased first love, Rainey Fitzgerald.

Now, the woman by his side suffering from kidney failure, Ivy Sloane, was an exact lookalike of Rainey.

Three years ago, the moment she returned from abroad, Julian had been completely captivated by her.

So for the past three years, the days her body was occupied by that foreign soul were filled with nothing but endless torment and humiliation.

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