The Brothers Who Fought for Me
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Levi Bennett
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After three years of marriage, Juliette discovered her husband Giovanni had been replaced by his twin, Ezekiel. Everyone knew the Powell brothers had competed for her attention, openly and secretly, for eighteen years. In the end, Juliette chose Giovanni to be her husband. But one pa ssionate night, Giovanni leaned close to her neck and whispered in a low, hoarse voice, "Darling." That name made Juliette's head spin—only Ezekiel would call her that. As he got out of bed, she grabbed his arm and asked trembling, “Who are you—Gio or Ezzie?” Giovanni turned, smiled. “ulie, even if Ezzie’s my brother, I’ll get jealous if you think of him.” However, when Juliette quietly followed him to the restroom, she overheard Ezekiel say on the phone, “Gio, when can we switch back? I’m tired of sleeping with Juliette. It’s your turn.” In that moment, everything clicked for Juliette, and her last hope shattered.

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Chapter 1

On her first birthday, Juliette Sullivan beat the Powell brothers in a game, claiming them both as her prize. From that day on, she was convinced they belonged to her.

The elder brother, Giovanni Powell, was polite and refined.

The younger brother, Ezekiel Powell, was wild and reckless, wearing his heart on his sleeve.

The two had fought both openly and secretly for her attention for eighteen long years.

In the end, Juliette chose Giovanni to be her husband.

But one passionate night, Giovanni leaned close to her neck and whispered in a low, hoarse voice, "Darling."

That name made Juliette's head spin—only Ezekiel would call her that.

While the man was getting out of bed, she grabbed his arm without thinking and asked in a trembling voice, "Who are you? Are you Gio or Ezzie..."

Giovanni turned his head. His handsome, sculpted, and gentle face carried a hint of satisfaction.

"Julie, even if Ezzie is my brother, I'll still get jealous if you keep thinking about him."

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