Alpha's One Night Bride Novels & Stories

Viona looked up at him awkwardly. She was really shy to admit that being an Alpha blood, she still feared ghosts who could actually dissapare into the darkeness. Viona's troubled face brought joy in his teasing. His lips arched up beautifully into a teasing smile as he commented closing the little distance between their bodies, " What a mess! I happen to figure out that my dominant Alpha Bride is actually scared of ghosts." Viona nudged out her bottom lips hardly. Her eyes didn't falter from his mischievous grin that made her embarrassed and angered at the same time. She snorted and attempted to push him away,

Together. Zara pressed her face into his neck. We keep doing it. Every day. No matter what comes next. Outside the window the pack lands stretched quiet under the stars. Inside the house the family slept safe. The future was not perfect. It would never be without tests. But it was theirs. A new message lit Damien’s phone on the nightstand. It was from a young alpha in South America. He had heard the story of the human mate who broke the unmaking and the alpha who chose love over law. He wanted to meet. To learn. To build something better.

“With the wedding and inviting all the Alphas at the last minute, things are a mess. But it is nothing you can’t handle. It is tradition to host the Alphas and let them stay in the palace. You will greet them all one by one and then have a short meeting about any concerns they have in their region. I have slotted about thirty minutes for each. All the Alphas have accepted the invitation.” “Really.” “What Alpha wouldn’t want to come to your wedding after everything they have watched you go through?” My jaw dropped, and then I snapped it closed. She did have a point. I continued eating. “That will take most of the day. There is one new Alpha that you will meet at the end of the day.” “What pac

“You should be directing those questions toward me.” “I am sorry, Alpha,” the priest apologized. “Do you accept Scarlett Blackstone as your wife and Luna?” With a smirk plastered on his face, he responded, “Yes, I do.” I swallowed my tears as the priest turned to face me. “Do you accept the Alpha as your Alpha and husband?” I fought back the tears, swallowing them down. “Yes, I do.” “Then, Alpha, you may kiss the bride.” I tensed, fully aware of what awaited me. My stomach tightened in dread, but I raised my head and forced myself to meet his cold eyes.

“This isn’t some fantasy story. You’re living in it now.” Ryleigh didn’t respond. She stared at the silver necklace at her throat, the cool crescent pendant resting against her collarbone. The symbol of her rank. Her cage. Natalia broke the silence. “You should also know the Alpha’s not here right now.” That pulled Ryleigh’s attention. “Where is he?” “He’s with his bride,” Natalia said with a sigh. “The Luna-to-be. A Mafia pack daughter from the eastern territories. Real political move. Strengthens ties between two powerful bloodlines.”

It was ridiculous. "Goodbye, Andrew." I turned and walked away, following Kent, determined to leave the past behind. It was a full moon night—the perfect night to embrace my new pack. Kent smirked as he walked beside me. "Damn, War Goddess, your charm is insane. Two high-ranking Alphas had thrown themselves at you without shame." I grinned, feeling lighter than I had in years. I winked at him and teased, "Really? Did I manage to seduce you, too?"

I asked, my voice cracking. He began to peel off his gloves, his blue eyes darkening. "This is the Alpha’s suite, Elara. There is only one bed in this room. And as of an hour ago, you are the Alpha’s wife." This is it, I thought, my pulse roaring in my ears. The moment the monster claims what he paid for. I backed away until my heels hit the stone hearth. The heat of the fire was at my back, and the heat of the King was in front of me. I crossed my arms over my chest, clutching his cloak around me like a shield.

Wait, what? Before I knew anything, I was in my wedding dress, and standing in front of me was the alpha of Silver river pack, Alpha Curtis, and right now he was looking at me with hate and disgust. Hey! Don’t look at me like that! It’s not like I wanted to do this. I rolled my eyes and apparently he saw that because right now the look on his face was added a bit of anger and shock. Yeah didn’t see that coming did you? A smirk crept up my face until my eyes met with my father’s.

After all, not a dump like this place. One of the alpha’s approaches me, one of the brothers who ceremony this is. I can see through their veiled attempt at this little get together they are after something, I know it. I cut right to the chase, not caring that I’m being rude. This is a business event, after all. “So, which girl is to be my bride?” I asked, scanning the crowd. There were a few beauties, to be sure, but nothing compared to back home. The alpha next to me clicked his jaw before pointing out the girl from earlier. I didn’t hear what else he said, but I smirked at the thought. Interesting. I think I could definitely have some fun with her.

he frowned, taking in the scene of the little girl gripping me tightly. Alpha Kieran growled and pushed at Jason when he tried to reach for me. “Since most of the Alphas are here, I annouce this formally now, to all," he said coldly. "From this moment on, this woman is my bride. I’m taking her with me. And I don't accept No as an answer, Alpha Jason.”