All Chapters of The Hybrid's Imposter Bride : Chapter 1 - Chapter 7

VESPERAThe knife kissed my throat just as I snapped the man's wrist, he screamed and I smirked to the satisfying sound from his cracked bones.I gave him no chance to recover, I instantly drove my elbow into his nose and ducked beneath his swinging arm. It sent him crashing into the kitchen counter, his blood splashed across the white tiles.“You think this is a game, little Omega?” The man snorted as he staggered to his feet and wiped his blood stained nose with the back of his palm.He pulled a second knife from his boot. “Honestly? I think you need a hobby.” I smiled.He lunged at me but I caught his wrist, twisted it hard and slammed his hand against the counter until the knife fell. But before I could finish him, a gunshot split the air.The bullet struck the wall beside my head as bits of brick sprayed across my cheek.The man holding the gun stood in the doorway, dressed in a charcoal suit and polished shoes, he looked nothing like the hired muscle I had been expecting. No ner

VESPERA“Your smile is wrong.”I stared at the woman standing in front of me. “Good evening to you, too.”Madam Corvelle did not smile. “Seraphine Bryt has a gentle disposition. She speaks softly, avoids confrontation, and rarely looks anyone directly in the eye. You, on the other hand, look as though you're deciding where to bury a body.”“Perhaps I have a naturally intimidating face.” I shrugged.I glanced at the mirror barely recognizing myself. The woman staring back at me wore an expensive silk robe, her curly hair fell around her shoulders, and a bruise darkened one cheek.Now I was in Kael Draven's Estate, preparing to marry him under a name that belonged to a missing woman. What could possibly go wrong?Madam Corvelle dropped a thick folder onto the dressing table. “Your education begins now.”I eyed it suspiciously. “Does it contain a way out of this marriage?”“No.” Her reply was blunt.“Then I suspect I'll find it disappointing.” I smirked at her, obviously she didn’t get t

VESPERAKael Draven stood in the courtyard, staring up at me, something wild clawed at the inside of my chest, desperate to break free, while the strange scent wrapped around me like an invisible chain.The man I was supposed to marry was the man my wolf had apparently decided was worth losing her mind over.“What the hell is wrong with you?” I whispered to myself.“Miss?” Liora gripped my elbow. “You're frightening me.”“I'm fine.” The lie came out too quickly.My eyes still burned, below us, Kael said something to the guard beside him. The guard nodded and hurried towards the main entrance.Then Kael looked up again, my wolf slammed against my ribs. Mine. I nearly stumbled backwards, absolutely not!I was an assassin, not some lovesick Omega whose instincts had decided to make a billionaire Alpha her entire world. I had survived knives, bullets, interrogations, and men who smiled while ordering other people to die.I was not about to lose a fight against my own wolf because a handso

VESPERAThe bathroom door clicked shut, and my knees nearly gave out. I stumbled toward the sink, gripping its cold marble edges as I fought to steady my breathing. My reflection stared back at me, my cheeks were flushed, and my eyes were wide with an emotion I refused to name.For one terrifying second, a golden glow flickered across my irises. I squeezed my eyes shut. "No, no…not here."My wolf had been quiet for years. Too quiet, according to every pack physician who had examined me as a child. While other Omegas described their instincts as a constant presence, mine had always felt distant, like a voice calling from the other side of a locked door.Until Kael Draven. One breath of his scent had torn that door open. "You're not in charge of me," I whispered.He is ours."No, he isn't."Ours."He's a stranger wearing an expensive suit and a wedding ring, that's all."My wolf answered with a low, displeased growl inside my head. I turned on the tap and splashed cold water over my fac