Golden Bride Novels & Stories

Marcus grabs my waist and pushes me behind him, “Your highness.” He did a bow-like gesture. “What are you doing?” Marcus opens his mouth to say something but doesn’t. “ And do not even think about lying. Your job was to stay hidden and to keep your eyes on her.” The purple eyes slowly faded to gold and Marcus sighed.

I saw my father beg with his head slightly bowed in shame. I was taken aback by what he was saying. So the marriage contract was only for three years and it was three months left? I mentally facepalmed myself when images of last night came floating in. I just had to go complicate things further when I should have just let the contract elapsed on its own.

During my late pregnancy, Theron waited on me hand and foot. He even went down to the deep-sea ruins and fought the deadliest Siren King just to get me the legendary Mermaid's Tear pearl necklace. "A gift to welcome our children." He gently put it on me. The pearls glowed with an ocean-blue light, reflecting the bottomless love in his eyes. Back in the Northern Wasteland, Cassius still wouldn't give up. He kept sending magic spirit-birds with voice messages, full of pathetic regret and begging.

The Luna’s Wedding The Silverclaw pack’s grand hall had been transformed into a breathtaking sanctuary of light and beauty. The wooden beams were draped in silver silk, and lanterns bathed the space in a warm, golden glow. The scent of fresh jasmine and lavender filled the air, carried by the soft breeze that whispered through the open windows. At the heart of it all, Eve stood before the sacred altar, dressed in a gown woven from moonlight itself. The intricate embroidery of silver threads shimmered like stars against the fabric, and a delicate crown of white flowers rested atop her flowing waves of hair.

“After so many wolves, the probability of conception is reduced, so fifty gold is a red price.” Gold is the measure by which the quality of brides is judged. If Dalila was a purebred, she would be valued at three hundred gold coins; only then her opinion would be taken into account, because, according to the pack law, forcibly marrying a purebred is a crime and a shame that is washed away only by blood. “But if you want money so much, I’ll give you two hundred for the second half-breed,” the impudent wolf immediately casts a glance at me.

Both of them are looking at me attentively while waiting for me to speak. A long time ago in the Northern Hemisphere across the seven seas, there was a beautiful maiden named Riztine who lived in a small village known as Goldwings. The village only has a few numbers of women compared to men, and Riztine was the fairest of them all. All of the bachelors in the village and some who live in the nearby town are doing the best they can to impress her and they even fight against each other in order to win her heart.

"He is the King." "He is a thief," Benjamin snapped, his gaze never leaving the screen. "He stole what was mine." The music swelled, and the camera angle changed to capture the entrance of the bride. Emma appeared at the cathedral doors, a vision in white silk and silver embroidery, her dark hair elegantly arranged beneath a crown of white gold and sapphires. She stood for a moment, framed in the doorway with Elijah beside her, her green eyes bright with an emotion that was unmistakably joy.

Chapter 3. THE BRIDE IN RED. —— ♣ —— Two days had passed quickly. And no matter how hard she'd tried to escape it, she was getting married today. It was her reality. The silk of the gown clung to Millicent's body like a second skin. She was covered in the Red Devils traditional bridal colour. Blood red and gold that shone under the chandelier light. Millicent looked at her dress, red for power and gold for legacy. It was the traditional bridal dress of their empire. Even at her own wedding, she was just another possession of the Red Devils.

She was just a little child who lost everything and was trapped in the water in her attempt to find her necklace. We were taken down and finally, we were almost blinded by the sudden light. When we were able to look, the fishes had gone and all we saw were shiny things, the place was a bed of Gold, decked with silver, rubies, and Jade. We saw a skeleton with a large golden crown on its head and there were even more shiny things enclosed in cases. Bloom sat on the Gold. "I'm sorry Kimberly." She said and her look was something I couldn't take.

Shanelle POV I smoothed down the delicate fabric of my elegant gown, a rich shade of midnight blue that hugged my curves in all the right places. The beaded embellishments sparkled under the ambient lighting, casting a soft glow around me. Beside me, Beatrice and Kayleen, stood resplendent in their own designer ensembles. Beatrice wore a vibrant red dress that accentuated her fiery personality, while Kayleen donned a sleek silver gown that mirrored her quiet grace.