Letter to Laura George

Letter to Laura George

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A single letter. A mistaken identity. A dangerous obsession. When billionaire heir Adlan Roderick falls in love at first sight with a mystery woman at a bar, he knows he has to find her. Weeks later, he finally sends a heartfelt letter, only for it to land in the wrong hands. Laura George, a struggling young lady, receives the note instead of her neighbour, Lara George; the woman Adlan actually met. Intrigued by the passionate words, Laura somehow steps into the role of the woman Adlan desires. As their whirlwind romance begins, secrets start to unravel. The real Lara George is closer than Adlan realizes, living just rooms away but when the truth comes out, the obsession turns twisted. What happens when Adlan discovers he's been loving the wrong woman? Will Lara fight for the love meant for her? Or will Laura refuse to let go of a man she was never meant to have? In a city of mistaken identities, love is never simple but obsession? That's where things get dangerous.

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Laura The diner was quiet. Too quiet. The only light came from the dim glow of the kitchen gas, flickering like it could go out at any moment. The usual buzz of life was gone, the air thick with an unnatural stillness. I sighed and turned the gas off. "Hey, Peter. I'm clocking out now," I called over my shoulder, untying my apron. No response. I frowned. He had just walked into the pantry a few seconds ago. "Peter?" I called again, but the silence stretched. A prickle of unease crawled down my spine as I walked toward the pantry. Pushing the door open, I stepped inside, my breath catching in my throat as my heart slammed against my ribs. I froze. Peter was sprawled on the floor, lifeless eyes staring straight ahead, blood pooling around him. For a moment, I couldn't breathe. My limbs felt heavy, my mind blank but then, the dam broke. "Peter!" I dropped to my knees, my hands trembling as I reached out to his face. His skin was pale, unmoving. The thick scent of iron filled...

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Opeyemi Esther
Great book so far.
2025-02-01 05:11:53
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Opeyemi Esther
Great book but I realized it's a slow update. Dear writer, please update very soon.
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53 Chapters
Chapter 1
Laura The diner was quiet. Too quiet. The only light came from the dim glow of the kitchen gas, flickering like it could go out at any moment. The usual buzz of life was gone, the air thick with an unnatural stillness. I sighed and turned the gas off. "Hey, Peter. I'm clocking out now," I called over my shoulder, untying my apron. No response. I frowned. He had just walked into the pantry a few seconds ago. "Peter?" I called again, but the silence stretched. A prickle of unease crawled down my spine as I walked toward the pantry. Pushing the door open, I stepped inside, my breath catching in my throat as my heart slammed against my ribs. I froze. Peter was sprawled on the floor, lifeless eyes staring straight ahead, blood pooling around him. For a moment, I couldn't breathe. My limbs felt heavy, my mind blank but then, the dam broke. "Peter!" I dropped to my knees, my hands trembling as I reached out to his face. His skin was pale, unmoving. The thick scent of iron filled
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Chapter 2
Laura The sharp whistling of the kettle yanked me back to reality. With a weary sigh, I turned off the stove and poured myself a cup of coffee. I was going to need all the energy I could get today. The thought of going to work made my stomach twist with dread. It wasn't just because Peter was an unbearable coworker, though that certainly didn't help. It was the exhaustion of juggling three different jobs just to pay off a loan that seemed endless. On days when I wasn't forced to cover extra shifts with Peter, I was either racing around the city as a delivery driver or working late into the night as a freelancer, desperate to scrape together enough money to keep my life from crumbling completely. I took a sip of coffee, momentarily forgetting how hot it was. "Son of a…!" I hissed as the burning liquid scalded my tongue and throat. A loud stomping sound came from the ceiling above me, followed by a voice muffled through the floorboards. My new upstairs neighbour, apparently. The
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Chapter 3
Adlan After ending the call with my brother, I could still feel the anger simmering beneath my skin, refusing to settle. My grip on the pen in my hand tightened as my phone rang again, dragging me back into the moment. I cursed under my breath. Snatching the phone off my desk, I was ready to unleash the rest of the words Andrew hadn't stuck around to hear but when I glanced at the screen, the number flashing across it wasn't his. An unknown caller. I frowned, hesitating for only a second before swiping to answer on the third ring. "Hello," I said, my tone sharp, impatient but there was silence at the other end. I pulled the phone from my ear, glancing at the screen. The call was still connected. "Hello," I repeated, slower this time, giving whoever it was one more chance before I hung up. "This is Laura George. I'd like to meet." Every nerve in my body went taut. I checked the screen again, as if I hadn't heard right. "Hello? Are you there?" she asked, her voice soft but u
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Chapter 4
Laura I was treading a path of ruin—or maybe one of wealth. Perhaps, for once, good things do come to those who wait. I had been waiting my entire life. Maybe this was my turn but right now, my body was betraying me. Heat crawled under my skin, itching, burning from the inside out. My blood surged through my veins, my pulse hammering so violently I could feel it in my ears. My throat felt tight, my tongue twisted and thick, and my head pounded as if it might explode at any second. It was happening. My allergy reaction. Seafood. And yet, I had done it anyway. I had smiled, nodded, and forced myself to swallow, all to make him believe I was who he thought I was because the moment he walked into that restaurant, stepping into the dim, elegant lighting like he belonged there—like he owned it—I realized there was more to life than scrubbing tables at a run-down diner. He looked like money. He looked like power. The tailored grey suit clung to his frame like it was made just for him.
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Chapter 5
Laura "Hey, Laura," Kate greeted as she strolled in, her voice deceptively light. I responded with a nod, already sensing trouble. "You look different," Andrew added, his voice dripping with amusement. Then, with a scoff, he smirked. "I'd say you look... bright." Heat rushed to my cheeks. Conversations with them never ended well. For the first time, I wished Peter was around. "I..." I forced an awkward smile before shaking my head. "I look the same." I peeled off my gloves and tossed them into the trash. When I turned back, Kate had moved closer—too close. I barely managed to stop myself from colliding into her. Her eyes locked onto mine, dark and searching, her breath fanning against my face. I held still. She trailed a single finger across my cheek, the touch slow, deliberate. "Why are your cheeks flushed?" she asked, her voice laced with suspicion. I swallowed, nearly choking on my own spit. "That's just... that's just how my cheeks are," I managed, coughing slightly. K
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Chapter 6
Adlan "Marry me. Marry me, Laura George." The words were out before I could stop them. I hadn't planned to say them. Hell, I hadn't even thought about marriage until this very moment but staring into her wide, questioning eyes, something inside me snapped into place. A certainty I hadn't known I was searching for. It didn't matter if it was reckless. It didn't matter if I was losing my mind. I meant it. Laura's brows pulled together, disbelief flashing across her face. "What?" I took a deep breath, bracing myself. "I know it seems too soon. I know we're not at a place where love or marriage should even be a conversation. Fuck, we haven't even gone on a proper date yet but what's more insane than proposing right now. What's worse is how I feel about you. I..." She yanked her hands out of my grasp and took a step back, her chest rising and falling unevenly. "Adlan..." she muttered, shaking her head. She raked her fingers through her hair, her disbelief clear in every line of he
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Chapter 7
Laura I had spent my entire life behind the walls I built—walls that kept people at a safe distance, walls that shielded me from heartbreak, from disappointment, from the cruel realities of human connection. No relationships. No first love. No close friends. No experiences with the things most people took for granted but those walls were crumbling. Because right now, my back was sinking into the softness of my bed, my lips tangled with his, and every last barrier I had erected was burning to the ground. When he drove away earlier, I felt something inside me break. A sharp, unfamiliar pain that settled deep in my chest, making it hard to breathe. I had convinced myself I could walk away, that it was better this way, but when I watched his car disappear, I knew I had lost him and losing him hurt. As I stepped inside my apartment, the weight of everything came crashing down on me. I had lost my job. I had lost every shred of security I had and now, I had lost the only man who had ev
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Chapter 8
Laura I stretched out in bed, my limbs sprawling across the mattress as I slowly blinked awake. The warm sting of sunlight seeped through the small gap in my curtain, casting a golden glow over the room. I squinted against it, turning away with a soft groan before curling onto my side. For a moment, I just breathed but my mind had other plans. Memories of the night before played in my head like a film on repeat, each frame more vivid than the last. Adlan had stood before me, heart in his hands, offering it without hesitation. Without fear. Without doubt. It hadn't mattered to him whether this was reckless or foolish. He had simply trusted me with his emotions, his desires, his certainty. I had never imagined myself in this position. Never thought I'd be the center of someone's world, let alone a man like him. A man I had lied to. Guilt twisted in my stomach, sharp and unrelenting but I was selfish, too selfish to dwell on it for long because Adlan loved me. He had shown it in w
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Chapter 9
Laura The dress clung to my body like a second skin, tracing the curves that weren't as defined without it. The smooth silver fabric shimmered under the dim lighting of my bedroom, accentuating every dip and swell, giving the illusion of a perfectly sculpted hourglass shape. It stopped mid-thigh with delicate ruffles lining the hem. The thin straps framed my shoulders, and the plunging V-neckline teased just enough skin without revealing too much. The diamond embellishments at the neckline caught the light, adding an ethereal touch. I looked expensive. I had taken my time with my makeup, keeping it subtle but elegant, enhancing the features I often overlooked. My hair was swept into a high bun, with loose strands framing my face and grazing my shoulders. For once, I felt proud of myself. The moment I finished, my phone chimed with a message. It was from Adlan. ‘Come outside.’ I took one last look in the mirror before grabbing my clutch and hurrying to the door. His car was a
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Chapter 10
Laura Adlan sat on the edge of the bed, his tie loosened, his shirt wrinkled, his knuckles raw from the fight. He didn't look at me. He didn't look at anything. Just stared into the void, as if searching for something to ground him. His fingers flexed, rolling his wrist like he was preparing for another hit. The motion was slow, controlled, dangerous. I exhaled softly, and the sound made him lift his head, his eyes locking onto mine. There was something unreadable in his gaze—anger, disgust but not at me. At him. The man from earlier. But why? I crossed my arms. "Are you going to say something, or just keep staring?" His jaw clenched. "You don't get to speak to me like that." His voice was sharp. Cold. A stark contrast to the warmth I had come to know. I frowned. "What do you mean?" He didn't say anything, instead, he turned away, his wrist still rolling as if testing its strength. I glanced down at his busted knuckles. "Does it hurt?" "Does it matter?" His tone was clippe
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