Alpha's Last Minute Bride Novels & Stories

“A girl who came from nothing, with no proper bloodline, no respect for tradition. It’s an insult to all we’ve built.” Alyssa stopped pacing, her jaw clenched. “Mother, believe me, I’ve told him everything—how weak she is, how she doesn’t belong here. But he insists that she has some divine right just because of that moon mark. It’s absurd.” At that moment, Alpha kael entered, his commanding presence filling the room. He cast a stern glance at his wife and daughter, clearly aware of the topic at hand. He folded his arms, his gaze cool and steady.

Listening to Aldric now, laying out the timeline with the same clinical detachment he’d likely use to discuss trade routes or territory disputes, I understood exactly how much of my own hope I’d been quietly, foolishly, allowing to grow in the space where clearer judgment should have been standing guard instead. “And the bride herself,” the staff member said, lowering their voice slightly, though not quite enough to keep it from reaching me. “Is there any truth to the rumors from the Coalition Dinner? The staff have been talking.” “Whatever the truth is, it doesn’t change the timeline.” Aldric’s voice remained businesslike, unbothered. “The Alpha needs this marriage finalized before Ashcombe

“I was going to ask you, Alpha David,As a rogue, what are you doing here in the Midnight Ridge Pack… and with so many of your people?” Alpha David flipped his hair, grinning in a way that could make anyone want to punch him. “I’m here to get married, of course. What else?” Alpha Kevin froze, a growing sense of dread creeping into his heart. His voice trembled slightly as he spoke again. “What do you mean by ‘Rogue Luna’ just now?” David’s smirk widened, clearly enjoying this out. But before he could open his mouth to throw another verbal dagger, I cut in. “Alpha Kevin,” I said, meeting his gaze evenly, “he is my husband. The one I’m marrying today is him.”

"Boy and girl fall in love." "Boy and girl get married." "Boy and girl move in together." "Boy and girl have babies." "You failed to mention one very important step. To us Humans, marriage is a commitment of forever. We need that commitment." Ally explained. "But Luna is an Alpha's wife. It is a commitment forever. And unlike human marriages, it doesn't often end in divorce." Jake replied. "Oh, do you confess your love in a formal ceremony in front of all your friends and family, and promise each other in front of God and everyone that you will love, honor, and cherish so long as you both shall live?" Ally asked.

forever. END. * Next: Claimed by Three Alphas Her groom cheated on her the day of their wedding. The innocent bride got drunk and she was suddenly kidnapped and sold to three hunk Alphas!

That was what I did. “I’m ready to announce about the marriage.” The Alpha said. We were in his mansion for a dinner. Jade and Gunner was invited too since they were my only family members. The Alpha had skip the questioning about where I was, but I had a feeling Adler did something, which I would ask him to know later on. “When would be the wedding, Alpha?” One of the betas asked. “I shall prepare a gift that the future Alpha and Luna would love.” “The last day of this month.” The Alpha turned to him and smile. “In the next full moon.”

“Shit. She’s backing out. Says she doesn’t want to be a surrogate or a contract bride. She says that she is searching for ‘true love.’” True love? My brows shot up. What kind of drama was this? “Shit. Everyone’s already gathered for the wedding. What do we do?” “You’re my beta. Think of something!” “And you’re Alpha Zander of ScarletMoon pack. This is your mess!” Alpha Zander? The infamous, mysterious Alpha? And a contract bride? What the hell was going on? My pulse quickened as an idea struck me. Since I had already lost everything, there was nothing to loose if I became Alpha Zander’s contract bride and surrogate.

This year, being my second year of becoming Alpha made the elders and the members curious about why I was without a mate or a bride I guess the moon goddess had her timings concerning that I stared at her photo given to me by the elders of my pack She looked so innocent and yet young, I watched how long her hair was left to flow to the side of her face and her eyes had those sparkles in them Her smile was everything I thought about how long I had been the Alpha of the pack I was born into And yet without a mate or a bride to call mine The elders of the pack had arranged for a certain girl who was in her 17s to be my bride and mate And who was I to detest The ceremony was to be held tomorrow

“Where's the bride?” She forced a snarl back down her throat. “In the changing room. She'd appear after the Alpha has appeared.” “Well, that's interesting. Can I have the glass back, please? I'm quite thirsty.” “Where the hell is the Alpha?” Diane forcing herself into his mind was not something Julian had foreseen happening, and his mind was momentarily imbalanced. Then he steadied himself and glared at her before pushing her out. “Don't you dare do that again,” he said with a low growl. “And as for where the Alpha is, well-, it's his wedding, so he should be here soon.”

Alex walked into the large room, with stacks of books and two lamps by the edges of the center table where the Alpha sat. “Good you're here. I've been wanting to speak to You”, the Alpha continued. “What brings you here, by the way?” he adjusted his square-framed glasses to get a clear view of Alex. “I presumed a nice chat with my father would be nice”, he lied. He didn't want to give a clue about Lucia's call. The Alpha threw a suspicious look at him, before closing the book in front of him. “Have a seat”, he continued. “The Alpha of Alvarez Kingdom has agreed on the union. We're making arrangements. Your wedding is in two months. Congratulations son.”