I Let You Go My Alpha On Our Wedding Day Novels & Stories

my father said happily as we approached Alpha’s bed. Meanwhile, I wanted to throw up when I saw that usual nasty and predatory look in his eyes that has always made my skin crawl. “Well, I’ll be in even better shape when we make this wedding happen by this month’s end,” Alpha dropped a bomb that made my entire life explode horribly before my very eyes. As if that wasn’t horrifying enough, he added… “Besides, a young bride warming my bed would make me recover much faster,” his eyes ran down my body hungrily as he said the words.

The one who was now standing beside me like he had been carrying the weight of his actions all along. “Why?” My voice cracked. I didn't plan to ask. But the words slipped out, dragging my heart with it. “Why did you do it?” I asked again but louder this time. “Why did you humiliate me? Why did you reject me?” He finally turned. His ice-blue eyes met mine. And for the first time in a long time, he didn't look like an Alpha. He looked like a man who lost something. “Because I'm Aldric,” he answered. “And I'm the Alpha. I can't afford to look weak. Not in front of them.”

“You said it. Look at those two cubs, they’re just like him, only recognizing Isabella’s scent. Mrs. Aria… well, she’s Luna in name only, isn’t she?” The guests’ chatter, carried through the pack’s internal link, reached my ears clearly. “The Alpha, Miss Isabella, and I all studied at the Wolf Academy together. Back then, when the Alpha was chasing Miss Isabella, it was a huge deal. Every wolf in the academy knew,” an Alpha whispered to his mate beside him. “He was this close to swearing an eternal mate bond to her under the full moon on graduation night, right in front of the Moon Goddess.” “No wonder!” A Beta female next to him suddenly understood. “First love, right? Even if she stormed o

Anna’s Point of View As soon as we got in the car, the fury I’d been holding back came roaring out. “What is the meaning of all this, Alpha?” I rasped, fury threading every word as it slipped past my teeth. “I thought we agreed on an engagement party. Why did I end up at a wedding?” My tone didn’t seem to faze him. He kept steering the vehicle with incredible precision down the long driveway. Only after we were at a good distance from the wedding venue did he finally grant me a glance.

Aliya The wedding day. I woke up to the kind of silence that didn’t feel peaceful, it felt heavy. Final, like the world already knew what kind of day this was supposed to be for me and decided to mute itself in sympathy. My wedding day. I had dreamt of this day my whole life, meeting the love of my life and getting married. I thought it was going to be the best day of my life. But today was my wedding day. My wedding to Alpha Kai, the man who didn't even like me, he couldn't stand me.

A little smug covered his face as his eyes bore holes into every nook and cranny of my body. “Our wedding is coming up in a few days and I want you to be in the very best condition which is suitable for a bride. I wouldn't want people thinking I'm maltreating my Bride although running away from your father, you should serve some punishment but I'm going to tell you this I'm a very generous alpha and husband so I will let go and I will let it slide.”

Hated that I was too much of a coward to admit it. Ferris crossed the room and stopped in front of me. “As Alpha, I’m calling off the wedding.” I jerked back. “You can’t do that.” “I just did.” “It’s not your decision—” “You’re my Beta. You are like my own blood. But I will not stand by and let you ruin the life of someone you love and someone who loves you just to punish yourself for something out of your control.” I stared at him. I could feel my heart racing.

Then, after a while, he sent me a single text. "Apologize to Nina, or don't expect me to forgive you." A bitter laugh slipped from my lips. Fine then. I didn't need his forgiveness. I left the house keys on the table, grabbed my suitcase, and walked out the door. The home I had once loved so much, the place I had built my dreams around—leaving it behind, all I felt was relief. My phone buzzed with countless messages. Some wished me a bright future, some wished me peace and happiness. Others even joked about me giving birth to a litter of wolf pups with the Storm Pack's Alpha.

Startled, then amused, she looked up. As she turned a page slowly and elegantly, she exclaimed, "Well, look who finally crawled out of the shadows." "I need to talk to the Alpha." I said. She grinned. "Do you?" Her eyes were as keen as swords, but her tone was mocking. Like a hunter studies prey, she studies me. She went on, "He's busy. We're getting ready for a wedding, as you may have heard." "It won't take long." At that moment, she stood and approached me with purposeful steps. Her scent was overwhelming and delicious, like honey-wrapped poison.

I grow up with Elliot and Leon, twin brothers my father takes in as children and chooses as candidates to become my future mate. Elliot is warm and attentive. When I'm sick, he stays by my bedside all night. Leon is his complete opposite. He's cold, distant, and so indifferent that in ten years, he barely says more than a few words to me. So when my father asks me to choose my mate, I don't hesitate. I choose Elliot. But the night before our engagement banquet, I overhear both brothers making promises to Vivian, a maid's daughter. "Once I become Alpha, you'll be the only mistress of this estate." "I wouldn't even touch that useless little princess. You're the only woman I'll ever a