Alpha's Betted Bride Novels & Stories

He said to me with a smile but I still didn’t dare say what I want all I did was just smile at him, my head still to the ground. “Beta, how do I reward this bride of mine?” This time around he directed his questions to his beta who was surprised that Alpha Damian really wanted to reward me for being calm and respectful to him. “Alpha, why don’t you give a respectable position as your newest bride and secondly the youngest.” His beta said as I understood where he was heading, if I was given a special pace it also gives them chance to make authorities for themselves using my name. “That’s a really good idea.” Alpha Damian said,all his brides including me stared at him in shock, he agreed to ma

A nervous smile tugging at his lips, awe wide in his eyes as he looked at me. Pretty. Polite. Weak. Nothing like the storm I hungered for. Well, it wasn't a long term marriage, I just have to kill his father and get the hell out of here. “Let the bride step forward,” the priest called, his voice carrying through the hall. My father’s hand closed around my wrist before I could move. Not a touch, an iron grip. “Do not forget why you’re here,” he murmured without looking at me, lips barely moving. “You are not marrying for love. You are walking toward a target. Every vow you speak is a lie meant to keep you close enough to kill the Alpha. Understand?”

"As you wish, Alpha." I leaned back in my chair, a sense of exhilaration coursing through me. The pieces were falling into place, each move calculated, each consequence meticulously planned. A triumphant grin stretched across my face. "And finally, Marcus," I began, relishing the power that dripped from my every word, "prepare the invitations. We're having a wedding." Marcus straightened, a hint of curiosity flickering in his eyes. "A wedding, Alpha? But to whom?" The question hung in the air, heavy with anticipation. I allowed a beat of silence to build before leaning forward, a dark glint in my eyes. "The bride, Marcus," I declared, my voice resonating with a chilling finality, "will be Ve

And the crowd cheered more, when hearing it. Brianna, who also haven’t recovered drown more in his icy stare, she was still in cloud 9 but the f*cking pastor stopped everything and asked her to vow. and taking a big gulp, she opened her mouth, saying, “Okay, Alpha. I, Brianna Jones, accept you. Jack Nicholas Burkley, the only Alpha in Burkley, to be my mate. And I vow that I will love you until, the day I stop breathing,” And that vow, managed to turn the Alpha more, because heard her calling him Alpha…

All I desired was for this wedding to be over so that I could persuade my future husband to assist my father in his dire situation. Ten minutes passed when the door swung open, and as I turned, I spotted Fiona and her daughter approaching me. Their faces beamed with joy, as if they had won the lottery. "Cheer up, Martina! Today is your wedding day, not a funeral," Alicia said, her voice filled with amusement. "That's right, and you're incredibly lucky to be marrying a wealthy man," Stefanie added, lacking any genuine reassurance. "Girls, please calm down and stop teasing your sister. Let me have a look at you," Fiona said, inspecting me.

But when I got close, something flickered in his eyes. Regret? Guilt? Restraint? It didn’t matter anymore. Our hands met. A silver thread wrapped around our wrists—light, yet it burned like it knew the truth of us. The priestess began her chant, ancient words that should’ve meant something. To me, they sounded like chains being forged. “Under moonlight, by blood and vow, Alpha and Luna are joined…” Then it was my turn to answer. But the past struck first. --- Flashback Rain drenched the clearing. I was soaked, shaking. My heart—barely holding itself together.

Rae replied. Jake went to his office to contact the Alpha. At first the Alpha wouldn't speak to him. The beta took his info and said the Alpha would return his call later. After Jake's message was gave to the Alpha it didn't take long for him to call Jake back. "Hello, Alpha Jake Wolfe speaking." Jake answered. "This is Star Moon Alpha Jace. I heard you wanted to talk to me?" Star Alpha Jace asked. "Yes. I have recently mated, and upon her change, we noticed something spectacular. My mate's wolf is snow white and has the pale gold star on her forehead." Jake explained.

Stormie said. Alpha west looked away. "Thanks Elder Marcus, I Stormie, the Alpha of this great pack has choosed my sister Milly to be my beta." Alpha Stormie said, she surprised as she didn't expect it. "And also, my first order, this wedding is over, everyone can leave this pack, I'm sorry for wasting your time but it's still good something happened, my coronation happened." Alpha Stormie added. Luna Stella and Alpha west felt their mouths dry with no words coming out.

Her parents were know longer on their knees they were leaving without as much as a goodbye, a small tear rolled down her cheek, she couldn't work out why she was surprised but it still stung to know they have brought her into this world just to abanded her now. Zayn rolled his eyes as the feeble beings before him began to leave their only daughter in the presence of a stranger without as much as a goodbye for the poor girl. "I don't believe I gave you both permission to stand or leave" his voice so loud and dominating it brought all in the hall to their knees. Yet his twelfth bride was still on her feet unfazed by his commanding Alpha tone, but at least this was the last of his offerings and

"Hurry up, if we get late... Of course, you'll find a way to get yourself out of trouble. As for poor me, I'll get punished instead of both of us. Except for you, no one can disrespect Alpha Alwyn and get away with it but you..." I followed the girl without knowing where. The moment we left the tent, it was already night. I followed her through the woods until we reached a group of people who were gathering around a bonfire. Everything was becoming weirder in a way that hurt. I felt a painful headache while watching the wedding for many reasons. Still, the strongest reason was that I was familiar with both the bride and her groom. Curious, huh? Well, I bet you'd feel as confused as me once y