Alpha's Last Minute Bride Novels & Stories

“No, the women don’t interest me, not when I have you by my side.” Grayson joined us once again. “Enjoying the show?” he asked. He reeked of alcohol. Strangely, most Alphas I had come across were good-looking, but Grayson had somehow missed out on the good genes; I couldn’t look away from his crooked nose. “Yes, indeed.” Alexander replied. “Where is the bride?” He asked. “She is over there.” He pointed. My gaze followed his direction, and there I saw a girl—not a lady or a woman, a girl. She was beautiful, no doubt, but she couldn’t be more than fifteen.

he said, moving towards the door. Clarice cleared her throat. "Um, what happened last night? How did the wedding go last night? Are the newlyweds happy?" she asked in a dispirited tone, her voice simmering with anger and bitterness. Alpha Callum sighed. "I will tell you what happened last night after you finished eating your meal," he said, and left the room. Clarice bit her lower lip in misery. Why does she still want to know what happened during the wedding ceremony between her ex-husband, Alpha Bruce, and her best friend Aurelia?

He couldn't predict her moves or motives and he didn't like that one bit. "I didn't expect to see you here." He said to Angelique as he kissed both her cheeks. "I had to come," the model said. "Imagine my surprise when I got g****e alerts saying that "Princess Sienna was attending her brother's wedding reception in London". I just had to see it for myself." Marcus gave her a sympathetic smile. "I'm sorry I didn't give you a heads-up but it was all last minute." "Well you could have at least rung me to tell me that I'm being branded the woman who got cheated on."

My foster sister, Sylvia Blackwood, was so terrified of being bonded to the cold, merciless Alpha King that she rigged the lot the moment it was my turn to draw. I pulled out the Alpha King. The whole hall erupted. I looked toward my fated mate, Raymond Hale—but he wasn't looking at me. His eyes were locked on Sylvia, and only her. My brother, Carl Blackwood, didn't call out the switch either. He just let them whisper and laugh. I stood there frozen, eyes burning red. Everyone treated it like a joke. They never thought I'd actually go through with bonding with a wolf that dangerous. But staring at the same faces who once swore they'd love me forever—I finally knew. I was done. I was leaving.

He added, snapping me out of my dazed thoughts again. Thank you moon goddess for making this possible. In a world of fated mates chosen by the moon goddess, choosing me means something deep, like recognizing a true bond. I smile wide, my eyes lighting up a bit as I loop my arm through his. His skin is warm, his muscles hard and strong under my touch, like the body of a wolf ready to pounce. “Harlan, we are finally mating…” He does not react much. He just nods once. Shortly, the dressing room door swings open, and the emcee’s voice booms through the hall. “Now, let’s welcome the alpha and his bride to the stage!”

April gave him her usual formal smile and stretched her hands forward for a handshake but when she saw that he wasn't making any attempt on returning the gesture, she coughed awkwardly and withdrew her hand. "Your bride is missing" She said, ignoring his earlier behavior. Mateo eyed her from top to bottom before turning to his bestman, Josh. He signaled Josh with his eyes and the man nodded and walked out, only to return almost immediately. "She quit" Josh said as he walked back in. "Who quit?" Mateo asked. "Savannah" "Who's Savannah?" Josh let out a frustrated sigh when he heard Mateo's question. How could the groom not know the name of his bride.

He scratched his stubble and stood up. ”Sweetheart. This is for the good of the pack and as Alpha, it is my duty to make sure I do what is best for everyone.” ”By throwing your daughter into the arms of a stranger?” ”By making a deal with one of the most powerful packs in this country.” ”Give them money, warriors, land, or anything. Why the hell do I have to go be somebodies wife?!” ”LOWER YOUR VOICE.” My father roared. ”This is the final decision. It is not a choice that we are giving you, it is information about a deal that has been sealed. You will marry Alpha Aiden and that is final!” He said and slammed his fist down on his desk.

Smirking dangerously as his eyes connected with mine, he continued "I would like to introduce my Luna and choose my mate……" Hearing his voice I snapped my head rapidly towards the crowds as I used my eyes to scan for the chosen bride. "I introduce to you Vivian Rudolf, the first daughter of former gamma, as my Luna and chosen bride………" his face softened as he announced his bride but my heart pierced as I painfully stared at my sister joining us with her hand twisting with that of Alpha Tylor's own. Turning around his face hardened as he glared coldly at me "You know the reason why you were allowed to stay for this long right……."

To curb this, the moon goddess permitted people to seek the consent of only the person they want to marry without going a long way to inform others and seek all of their permission. This to the judge here is marriage. Brian was waiting for the day he would make everything public, our official engagemebt ceremony which is always like a semi-wedding from those of others I've been seeing. He switches his focus to Alpha Peter. "Alpha, why do you want your son, Alpha Casmien to take Ellie as his bride when he has already gotten married to her privately?" He asks him and there is nothing left in his mind to say, he is blank with no idea of response at all, after a minute, he still has nothing to s

ICE-CREAM “What's going on here?” Ayla asked, her voice laced with confusion and surprise. “Don't you know what's happening?” a lady beside her replied, her eyes shining with excitement. “It's the young Alpha heir's coronation, and marriage to Sophia Harris, the former Beta's niece!” Ayla's eyes widened in shock as she took in the scene before her. “Married?” She murmured, her face contorting in anger. She stood in the midst of the bustling town square, surrounded by the vibrant parade ceremony. Drummers marched by, while colorful floats and decorations filled the streets. The crowd erupted in cheers and applause as the newlyweds made their way through the procession, their faces beaming wit