The stolen lycan princess

The music was playing.

Soft. Beautiful. Perfect.

Everything I had dreamed of.

I tightened my grip on my bouquet as I stood at the end of the aisle, my heart pounding so loudly I could barely hear anything else. Today was supposed to be the happiest day of my life.

“Smile,” my aunt whispered beside me.

“Everyone is watching.”

I forced a smile.

At the altar stood Daniel.

My fiancé.

The man I thought loved me.

He looked…. different today. Distant. Cold.

I ignored the strange feeling in my chest and began to walk.

One step.

Two steps.

Each movement felt heavier than the last, but I kept going, holding onto hope. Maybe I was just nervous. Maybe everything was fine.

When I finally stood in front of him, I let out a small breath.

“We’re gathered here here today-“

“Stop.”

The priest froze.

The entire hall went silent.

I blinked. “Daniel…?”

He didn’t even look at me.

Instead, he laughed.

A low, a mocking laugh that sent chills down my spine.

“This wedding is over,” he said casually.

For a second, I thought I misheard him.

“What…?” My voice came out barely above a whisper.

He finally turned to me, his eyes filled with something I had never seen before- disgust.

“Did you really think I would marry you?”

The words hit me like a slap.

A murmur spread through the guests.

“I-I don’t understand…” My hands began to shake. “Daniel, what are you saying?”

He stepped closer, lowering his voice just enough for only me to hear.

“You’re not good enough for me,” he said “You never were.”

My chest tightened painfully.

“Then why… why propose to me?”

He smirked.

“To pass time,” he replied. “And honestly, Watching you believe it was real was… entertaining.”

A gasp escaped my lips.

The bouquet slipped from my hands and fell to the floor.

“No…” I shook my head, tears blurring my vision.“You’re lying.”

“Am I?”

He turned to the crown, raising his voice.

“Let me make this clear,” he announced.

“This wedding is cancelled, I’m not marrying her.”

The whispers grew louder.

I could hear them

“She’s been dumped…”

“How embarrassing…”

“I knew she wasn’t in his class…”

Each word felt like a sharp knife cutting deeper and deeper.

My legs weakened.

This couldn’t be happening.

Not like this.

Not in front of everyone.

“Daniel please…” I reached for him, my voice breaking. “Don’t do this to me.”

He stepped back like my touch disgusted him.

“Don’t embarrass yourself further,” he said coldly.

Tears streamed down my face now.

I wanted the ground to open and swallow me whole.

I wanted to disappear.

But the worst part?

Everyone was watching.

Judging.

Laughing.

My wedding dress suddenly felt too heavy, like it was crushing me.

“I…”

I didn’t even know what to say anymore.

My world was falling apart right in front of me.

And there was nothing I could do to stop it.

Just as I turned, ready to run-anywhere, far from the humiliation-

A deep, calm voice echoed through the hall.

“I’ll marry her.”

Everything stopped.

The whispers.

The movement.

Even in my breathing.

Slowly… I turned.

And that was when I saw him.

Standing at the entrance.

Tall. Composed. Powerful.

His gaze locked onto mine, sharp and unreadable.

“I said,” he repeated, his voice steady,

“I’ll marry her.”

My heart skipped.

I didn’t even know who he was.

But the way everyone suddenly went silent..

The way Daniel’s expression changed…

Told me one thing.

This man-

Was not someone ordinary.