Twisted Lies (Twisted, #4)

by Ana Huang

One thing no one told me about being married was how often I had to interact with my wife’s friends.

correction: your friends

She and Josh had finally gotten engaged last summer, though they hadn’t set a wedding date yet.

cuties

He leaned down until he was eye level with his three-and-a-half-year-old niece and nephew. “Your dad is a cheat.” Neither child seemed impressed by his accusation. “Daddy won!” Sofia insisted.

OH MY GOODNESS ALEX AND AVAS DAUGHTER

“That’s right, little sunshine.”

LITTLE sunshine?? okay thats a perfect nickname

Her twin brother, Niko, sat back on his haunches and pounded the board with tiny fists. “Uncle loser! Daddy winner!”

TWINS U SAY

With her blond hair and gray eyes, little Camilla von Ascheberg was a miniature clone of her parents. She also looked surprisingly regal for a two-year-old in her blue dress and matching hair bow.

WHAT WHY DO THE SURPRISES KEEP COMING

“Yes, I’m sure.” She set her glass down and looked at me with an oddly nervous expression. “I can’t drink alcohol right now.”

why is everyone pregnant.

Now, I realized that love was the last piece that’d been missing in the puzzle of my life. With it, I was finally whole.

gng did i js finish the series