I Accidentally Married The Billionaire Alpha
All her life, Elara's gold-digging mother treated her like a price tag, constantly arranging husbands for her; usually wealthy, old wolves willing to pay enough for her hand.
But Elara never cared about money. She only ever wanted one thing: to marry Derek, the boyfriend she actually loved.
So on the night they were supposed to elope, imagine her surprise when she caught him in bed with her mother's precious golden daughter, her own sister, Vivienne.
Heartbroken and too exhausted to fight, she returned home only for her mother to immediately announce another wealthy husband.
For once, she didn't argue. "Fine. I'll marry him."
The next day, numb and barely paying attention, she went to the courthouse. She saw a handsome man waiting outside simply dressed. Didn't look rich at all. She assumed her mother finally went for looks instead of money.
She signed the papers.
Only after bringing her new husband home did she discover the truth. Her mother was hosting a marriage meeting for Vivienne, who was now sitting beside a different wealthy man. Her mother took one look at Elara's new husband and screamed, "Who the fuck is he?"
That was when Elara realized she married the wrong man.
Her mother humiliated him, called him poor and worthless, and threw them both out.
What her mother didn't know?
The quiet man Elara accidentally married was Kai Draven, one of the richest, most feared billionaire Alpha wolves in the country. He was at that courthouse waiting for his own contract bride to secure his Alpha title.
And now that Elara accidentally became his wife? He wasn't particularly interested in correcting the mistake.
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Chapter: Chapter 38 : An offerElara's POV“Someone wants to interview me?” I asked, looking up from my breakfast.Kai nodded. “Gideon received a call from the Westhaven Community Development Foundation this morning. Their director saw the family assistance proposal you prepared for Blackmoon and wants to speak with you.”“Who sent it to them?” I asked, setting down my fork. I had never approached an organisation outside Blackmoon about employment.“Mrs. Bennett. She said you'd given her permission to share it with other community organisations.”I remembered agreeing when Mrs. Bennett asked whether she could circulate my proposal. I'd expected suggestions or feedback, not an invitation to apply for a job.“They're interested because of my work?” I asked, hardly believing it.“That's what their director said. Gideon gave them your number, but he made it clear that you would decide whether to pursue it.”My phone rang before I could respond. The caller introduced herself as Caroline Reed, director of the Westhaven C
Last Updated: 2026-11-06
Chapter: Chapter 37 : First Night TogetherKai's POVElara placed her phone facedown after reading Margot's message. “I'm not meeting her,” she said. “If she has my records, she can send them to Dr. Vale.”“You don't owe her another visit,” I replied, sitting beside her without disturbing her injured elbow.She rested against me for a while before taking my hand. “Kai, I want to stay with you tonight. Not because of our agreement. Because I want to.”I brushed my thumb across her fingers. “Are you sure?”She nodded and led me upstairs.She got the door shut behind us and turned on me, nothing shy left in her. Her good hand went flat to my chest and shoved until my back hit the wall; she kissed me with her teeth in it, and I let her have the lead, because watching her take it beat anything I could have planned. The lamp was low and I left it that way.Her bad arm kept bent and clear of me, close against her ribs, while I worked her shirt up over her shoulders and eased the cotton past the elbow slowly so it wouldn't catch.“Car
Last Updated: 2026-11-06
Chapter: Chapter 36: A price for the truthKai’s POV“I'm not meeting her alone,” Elara told the clerk, keeping the envelope in her hand rather than passing it to me.“You don't have to meet her at all,” I said. “If she has documents, she can send copies to your adviser and explain where they came from.”Elara nodded, but she didn't open the envelope until we reached the car. Gideon was waiting beside the rear door, and she asked him to witness the contents in case Margot later denied what she'd written.The letter was short. Margot claimed she could identify the person who arranged Elara's appointments at Briarwood. She wanted a private conversation before releasing any information and insisted that Kai's lawyers stay away.“She hasn't offered a single record,” Elara said. “She's offering another conversation where she gets to decide what I hear.”“You don’t have to decide anything in this car,” I replied. “The clinic is still searching its archive.”Gideon photographed the envelope and letter at Elara's request. He noted the
Last Updated: 2026-11-05
Chapter: Chapter 35 : The woman who Raised meElara’s POVGideon kept his pen poised over the note from the council. I watched him write down my objection before he looked up again.Kai stayed beside the desk. “The chair hasn’t invited Margot. Your objection will reach him before he decides.”“Mother signed those forms because I was a child,” I told Gideon. “I won’t have her answering questions about my body now.”Gideon wrote down my objection and asked whether I wanted the complaint reviewed without any childhood records being discussed in open session. I said yes, although I understood that the council might still ask questions about my claim that I hadn't known I had a wolf.“I can tell them I’ve never transformed,” I said. “I don’t need to read out every appointment to say that.”“Have counsel check the privacy rules,” Kai told Gideon. “Send the draft to Elara.”After Gideon left, I tried to finish my written response. I managed three paragraphs before the words began to run together. My elbow hurt, and the thought of hearin
Last Updated: 2026-11-05
Chapter: Chapter 34 : The corrected dateKai’s POV“Whoever wrote this had information from your confidential medical file,” Gideon said, keeping his finger beside the corrected renewal date.Elara leaned over the papers, careful not to put weight on her injured elbow. “That doesn't mean Dr. Vale gave it to them. Mother arranged those appointments. She could have kept copies.”“Margot may have copies,” I said. “We need to establish where the information came from before we accuse anyone.”Gideon turned the registry excerpt toward me. The date had been crossed out once, with a replacement written immediately below it. The complaint reproduced the replacement and described the original as an administrative error.“The writer knew about both dates,” Gideon said. “Neither appeared in Vivienne’s assessment. They could have used another copy of the registry.”Elara studied the page for another moment. “I authorized you to compare these papers. I didn't authorize anyone to circulate my medical history around the council.”“I’ll ask
Last Updated: 2026-11-04
Chapter: Chapter 33 : The Secret Margot keptElara’s POVI stared at Kai, trying to find a way to tell him what the voice had said about my mother. He waited while I gathered the words.I told him what I'd heard, including the accusation against Margot. He didn't look surprised that I was frightened, but he didn't pretend that a voice only I could hear was proof of what my mother had done.“Do you know how she kept you apart?” Kai asked. “Can you ask whether she remembers the treatments?”I closed my eyes and tried to concentrate. “What did Mother give me? Were you there when I was taken to Briarwood?”*I remember being unable to reach you,* the voice answered. *I remember her knowing you were different. The rest is difficult to find.*“She doesn't remember the medicine or the clinic,” I told Kai. “She remembers Mother knowing about her, but she can't tell me what happened.”“Then we'll continue with the records,” he said. “You shouldn't have to confront Margot with an accusation we can't yet support.”I agreed, though I wanted
Last Updated: 2026-11-04
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