All Chapters of Stealing my sister's Alpha : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Anna’s POV I had never imagined my wedding day would arrive like this. There were no years of planning, no engagement, no romantic proposal, and definitely no certainty that I was marrying the right man. Yet here I was, sitting in front of a mirror while a professional makeup artist worked on my face and another woman styled my hair. My wedding. I still couldn't believe it. The makeup was soft and elegant, highlighting my features without making me look completely different. My lashes were long, my lips glossy, and a subtle glow covered my skin. My hair was pulled into a sleek, high ponytail, leaving my face completely visible. Then the servants helped me into my dress. The moment I looked in the mirror, I froze. The white ball gown was breathtaking. The fitted corset bodice hugged my waist perfectly before falling into a full, flowing skirt. Delicate silver embroidery decorated the fabric, catching the light whenever I moved, while tiny crystals were scattered across the gown li

Devon's POV Anna gasped against my mouth, and the sound nearly destroyed the last of my self control. Her hands moved to my shoulders as she kissed me back, and my wolf stirred restlessly inside me Mine. The thought came so naturally that I didn't even try to fight it. I guided her backward toward the bed, never breaking the kiss. When the back of her legs touched the mattress, she sat down, pulling me with her I kissed along her jaw and down her neck, breathing in her scent. It was stronger now, intoxicating enough to make my wolf growl with satisfaction. “Devon,” she whispered Hearing my name on her lips made me pause I looked at her. For the first time since entering the room, I wasn't thinking about the mating bond, the kingdom, Emily, or the consequences of what had happened between us. There was only Anna. I brushed a strand of blonde hair away from her face “If you want me to stop,” I said quietly, “tell me.” Instead of answering, she pulled me back

Devon’s POV I left Anna in the gym and headed upstairs, my mind still stuck on the last night. It had been better than I expected. I had prepared myself for awkwardness, regret, maybe even distance between us. Instead, somehow, Anna and I felt closer. But there was one thing I couldn't forget. When she told me I could divorce her after she gave me a child, something inside me had twisted. I had expected her to say something like that, but hearing it from her still hurt. I didn't know what the future held for us, but I knew one thing. I didn't think I could let her go. I had barely reached my room when the door opened. Anna walked in and headed straight for the bathroom. "Where do you think you're going?" She stopped and looked at me. "To shower." "Not so fast." Her eyes narrowed. "What?" I stepped in front of the bathroom door, blocking her path. "You can't go in there first." "And why not?" "Because I lost our boxing match." She stared at me before rolling her eyes.

Devon’s family finally arrives, and I watch him embrace all of them. He seems so happy to see them, and a quiet sadness wraps around me. I don't necessarily miss home, but I miss my dad, my brothers, and Chloe. I make a mental note to invite them over soon. We sit down, and I take a seat beside Devon. His father asks me how I'm adjusting, and I tell him I'm doing fine. He thanks me for accepting the marriage, especially because the situation isn't fair to me. “It's no problem,” I say. Devon's mother then speaks. “You shouldn't worry. Once you give birth, you can leave, and Devon and Emily can eventually be together. That's how it was supposed to be from the beginning.” Her words hurt more than I expect. I glance at Devon, and he gives me an apologetic look. I force a small smile, pretending that I'm fine. Thankfully, dinner ends on a rather good note. Devon's parents move to the living area with him while I stay with his siblings. Ella, Devon's younger sister, turns to me.

Devon's POV It's been over a month since Anna and I got married, and I have to admit, I love it. Being with Anna is so carefree. When I'm around her, I don't have to be the perfect future king. I don't have to worry about every word I say or every decision I make. I can just be myself. I have a meeting with my father, so I quickly get dressed and go looking for Anna. I check the bedroom, living room, and kitchen, but she's nowhere to be found. I finally head toward the stables. There she is. Anna is standing beside one of the horses, running her hand along its neck. I'm about to call out and tell her I'm heading to the palace, but I change my mind. She looks comfortable, and I don't want to interrupt her. I leave without saying anything. When I arrive at the palace, I find my mum in the hallway. “Hi, Mum.” The moment she sees me, she pulls me into a hug. I laugh. “Mum, my house is literally opposite the palace.” She pulls away and smiles. “That doesn't mea