The Imposter Bride by Sallie Woods

Chapter 191

The driver gently pressed the gas pedal, navigating the Lincoln Town Car through the garden paths at Hampton Court.

Ms. Clarkson had recently won an award and was in high spirits. She was seeing beauty in everything around her. She looked out the window and pointed to the manicured hedges and flower beds they drove by, remarking, “These are absolutely stunning.”

Callum, however, didn’t share her appreciation for the gardens. He poured two glasses of Cabernet Sauvignon, and handed one to Ms. Clarkson. “These geometric gardens are best seen from the sky. I’ll take you up next time,” he promised.

She accepted the wine and nodded in thanks. “Thank you, Callum, but I feel like I’m imposing on you.”

“What are you talking about, Buttercup?” Callum objected. “You’re my fiancée, there’s no such thing as imposing. Anything I do for you, I do willingly.”

Indeed, the woman sharing a drink with Callum was Natalia, who had supposedly drowned in a boating accident.

Five years prior, Natalia had driven her car off a cliff into the ocean, coincidentally when Callum was visiting Melfort. His yacht crew spotted her floating body in the water. They rescued her, but she was unconscious and barely alive.

to save her. This explained why Magnus‘

Natalia survived, although it took over half a year. The doctors

her wine, looking uncertain. “Callum, am I really

everything she wanted to do.

grown from a novice to an internationally recognized designer. She knew Callum loved her deeply. However, she couldn’t shake the feeling that there was a man

this, Callum’s heart dropped. “What man? What does

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nervously.

more confused. “Callum, does this man really exist? I can’t see his face in my dreams, but every time

keep his voice steady. “Buttercup, you must have

She felt a strong connection to this man

have kept the truth from her. He didn’t want Natalia to remember anything about Magnus,

trees. She decided to live in the present

out the window. A gentle smile played on his lips. This scene reminded him of a line from a poem he had once read, “You stand on the