THE BILLIONAIRE ALPHA’S ACCIDENTAL BRIDE

“Awwwwwn…..Alex, you’re so sweet” Sophia said with puppy dog eyes, her hands covering her mouth in suprise as she stood beside him, watching how the car trunk opened to expose the gifts he has gotten for her. Inside, the trunk was filled with presents— designer handbags, roses, a limited edition perfume she had been eyeing for months. They had been together for three years and he wanted to make this anniversary one she’d never forget. Well… that’s what she thought. She threw her hands around him, “Alex… you didn’t have to do all this. You must have saved a lot of money to have gotten me all this” “For you, I’d do anything and everything” he mumured pressing a kiss to her lips and then her forehead. She smiled sheepishly, she loved and adored this man. She pulled away and he held her hand leading her to the passenger seat “come inside, let’s celebrate properly” The car air smelt like lavender, she just sat there reminiscing on how lucky she had gotten at her shot at love. She scro

The silence in the car was suffocating. She sat quietly in the leather seats as the drive felt long and lonely. The city lights blurred past, as they drove but she hardly noticed. She had made her decision but it didn’t feel like victory— it wasn’t. She was certain that this was a trap. Her mind was a mess of tangled thoughts, regrets and fear. But nothing scared her more than when the car diverted off the main road into a dark isolated road. There were no streetlight, no passing cars, it was just them. Was this it?, was he going to kill her she thought to herself. “Where are we going?”, she asked, her voice was weak, barely above a whisper. “It’s a private road” he said calmly. “Noone is trying to kill you” How could she believe this man?. The drive seemed endless, they kept on going deeper into the dark, then suddenly, the car approached an enormous golden gate. Without a word, the door swung open and Sophia’s jaw dropped at what she saw. She had never seen anything like it. Th

Sophia's body tensed and the water suddenly turned cold. She sat up quickly, holding her breath. The room was silent, with only the sound of dripping water from the faucet breaking the stillness.Has she imagined it?. Her eyes glanced at the bathroom door, it was slightly open. The wooden door looked normal at first…until she noticed it—scratches. There were deep, long and rough claw marks, one that hadn’t been there before. A shiver ran down her spine, someone or something had been right outside watching and waiting for her. She slowly reached for the towel and wrapped it around herself before stepping out of the tub. She crept two words the door and slowly pushed it open with trembling fingers. She expected the worse but there was nothing, the room was dark and empty but something stood out. A folded note was on her bed. She cautiously approached the bed, her heart pounding. The note was untop her pillow, she picked it up with shaking fingers and unfolded it: “They don’t want you