Woman's Own

I MARRIED BOTH BROTHERS

Knocking on the front door, I suddenly felt a bit nervous. But as soon as it was opened by the tall, dark-haired man, his beaming smile put me at ease instantly. ‘Samantha? I’ve not seen you in years! How are you?’ Adrian grinned.

It was 1987, and I’d heard that Adrian, my childhood best friend, had recently moved back to the area, so I thought I’d pop by and surprise him. As 12-year-olds, we’d been inseparable. I’d loved hanging around with him and his four brothers, riding our bikes in the local

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Woman's Own

Woman's Own4 min read
Dawn Neesom Mind Of My Own
Us Brits are set in our ways, but it turns out, so are the Americans We speak the same language, well, kind of, but let’s be honest, the difference between us and Americans is as vast as the Atlantic, isn’t it? Take tipping, for example. Or, more p
Woman's Own2 min read
Puzzle BREAK 1
Fill in the clues in the direction of the arrows To solve the puzzle, each 3 x 3 box, each column and each row must contain the numbers 1 to 9. Which of these terms is also used to denote sets of Braille characters and rosary prayers? The answer
Woman's Own3 min read
Why You’re Really Gaining Weight
There’s nothing more frustrating than counting calories, getting your steps in and flexing your willpower, only to see that number on the scales creep up. But it’s not just what you’re eating that can make your jeans feel a little snug. Everything fr

Related Books & Audiobooks