All Chapters of The Ruthless Alpha's Unwanted Bride : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

SYLVIA They didn't wait for me to respond before dragging me away. “W-wait. I can explain.” I tried begging but they refused to listen and everyone was already snickering and making fun of me. I turned my head in Willow's direction, begging for her to help me but she turned her head away, covering her mouth with her hand, trying to hide her smile. I then looked up where the royal family sat and my eyes collided with his. The King was staring at me and his dark eyes were not happy. A shiver ran down my spine. He got up and moved towards the door and the rest of the royal family followed. I was going to be in a lot of trouble. I could even lose my head. Tears pooled in my eyes and streaked down my face. “I swear, I wouldn't cause a scene anymore but please… let me go.” They didn't listen and just pulled me harder, making me slip over my own clothes and a loud rip filled the air. I paused and stiffened my body so they had a hard time dragging me and just stopped. I then slowly

SYLVIA "I... I can't," I whimpered."Swear it!" she barked, shaking my arms. "Swear you won't marry the Prince!”For years, I had been the shadow of my sister. I was the Omega who scrubbed the floors while Willow practised her dancing with teachers that we struggled to afford. I was the daughter who received leftovers and hand-me-downs even if I was the oldest while Mother doted on her 'golden child.'"No!" I screamed, the sound tearing from my throat with such force that Mother actually flinched. I wrenched my arms back, breaking her hold. "No, I won't swear it!""How dare you—""How dare I?" I took a step toward her, my chest heaving, more tears spilling over and rolling down my cheeks. "Where was this concern all these years? Where was it when you let Willow treat me however she wanted and all you did was turn a blind eye? You never cared if I lived or died as long as I stayed out of the way!"Mother’s face turned pale, "Sylvia, you don't understand the danger—""I understand that

VANE “How does it feel to be back, Sir?” My closest man and my beta asked me, walking beside me as we stormed the halls of the palace to where my brother was. “I hate it,” I replied in a curt tone and he nodded his head, holding back his laughter. “I am guessing you want to go back to the battlefield where I would fit off your limbs instead of that of the rogues right?” I warned and he immediately stopped laughing. A loud horn blared, almost bleeding out my eardrums.“Welcome, Alpha Vane Thorne. The Alpha of the Northern region and the slayer of those who oppose the continent. He has graced us with his presence. I was tired of things like these. Only my brother, the King, Stolas enjoyed the attention. I was just here to give my feedback, collect my reward that he had promised me and on my way back to the Northern region. The doors were pushed open and I walked in to see my brother and his wife and his son and my nephew standing together with the advisors and high-ranking members

SYLVIAHis eyes… They were dark and held no light in them. I could barely hold back from throwing my body out of the window and letting myself die from the impact of the fall. When he grabbed my chin to look up at him, I thought my life was over and that the pleas of my mother to take care of me had fallen on deaf ears. My mother… Why had she come to beg for my safety when she never cared about me? She probably wanted him to take me so far away so I wouldn't interfere in the marriage of her lovely daughter, Willow. I laughed at how stupid I was and I could feel his eyes on me but instead of looking back at him, I pulled my knees tightly to my chest. I was officially the property of Vane Thorne.Of all the fates Crypian could have handed me, he gave me the worst one. How could a man defined as my mate hate me so much? A man twice my age, a man whose name was used to scare unruly children, a man who was no different from the devil himself and had his hands stained with more blood th

SYLVIA I blinked, trying to adjust my eyes to the darkness, but I still could not make out what lay ahead of me. I let out a short breath of air and began walking ahead, making sure to be careful since I could not really see much in the dark. I could hear whispers ahead, but slowly their voices faded. “What the hell am I even doing?!” I yelled at myself in my head, but I still kept moving forward. Had I suddenly grown bold now that I was out of my pack? Was that what this was? Because there was no way I would have done this before. My heart began to race as I kept walking, holding my robe so tightly that I was sure my knuckles were white. A sudden shout made me flinch so much that I almost tumbled backwards. My heart rate increased by a far margin, and the shout was followed by loud, angry yelling. I froze for a second, fear creeping into my chest, but instead of turning back, I forced my feet to keep moving.I finally noticed a glow coming from the distance, and I walked brisk