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

Getting out of there, I settled into the car, instructing my beta, Julian, to drive me home. I decided to completely ditch the bachelorette party. “They had some nerve preying on Mayhem’s territory…” he hissed, absolutely pissed off as well as he swerved the car. Adjusting my jacket, I replied, “And I showed them why I shouldn't be messed with….” He nodded, “Hopefully, it should take them a few weeks before they strike again, they’ll be too busy mourning Gregory, and while they are at it, we’ll be celebrating your grand union. It's not everyday an alpha gets married you know…” he teased me with a growing smirk.

I could not stand it anymore, what if something had happened to the Alpha, I had to find out myself as soon as possible. "I need to see the Alpha!" I said to Tina without even sparing her a glance. Racing through the reception hall, it was already empty, everyone had grown tired of waiting. "The pack house!" My words rushed at the driver for our already decorated wedding car. I forced myself into the car barely able to breathe with this flowing, choking dress and the journey began. With every pacing block, I seemed to have forgotten how to breathe, a large lump stuck in my throat. "Luna! We are here already!" The sound from the driver jerked me out of my daze.

I was the bride and I was supposed to be excited about my wedding instead, not thinking about the plan that I was hatching but then, I could just come up with an excuse that I was just being nervous about the wedding if I was asked what was wrong. We had spent almost all the night coming up with the best way to execute the plan and Alpha was with us through most of it before it began to get bright and he decided it was time he left before he would be seen by a guard while leaving my room. Then we shared a goodbye kiss while we were at the balcony and he kissed me on my forehead afterward. “I don’t want to leave” he said to me and I smiled before I gave him another brief kiss on the lips then

Exactly. She walked up to me, put her hands on my shoulders, and said, "Okay, look, because this is the last time I will tell you the same issue, and I will warn you why. If you do not make any changes, I will allow him to be executed, and we will get rid of him completely and against your will. You will continue to be married to yourself, and even though you won't marry anyone else, you will continue to be married to yourself. You are now married to Alpha."

"The Alpha says if you don't apologize to her and send over that necklace she likes, don't even think about this betrothal." "Bullshit!" My childhood friend, Mia Patton, shot up from her seat. "Last week, I was organizing herbs in the apothecary. Lily stole the wolfsbane pollen herself and told Peter Winters she 'wanted to stir up some trouble'. Do you think we're blind?" Travis frowned and adjusted his tie with a disdainful look. "The Alpha makes his own judgments. It's not your place to comment." He shoved the strawberry pastries into a server's hands. "These are for Ms. Lily. The Alpha specifically said to eat them while they're warm."

Was he going to disapprove of it? If our proposal is disapproved then we would have to run away. Selanene and me. And we would never be able to return here again. I looked at Alex who didn’t look pleased either. Then I looked at my father who gave me an apologetic smile. I lost all hope because a decision like this never needed to be thought about as the Alpha said he needed to. Just when I was about to break down in tears, the Alpha cleared his throat. “What date is the wedding scheduled to be held?”

I stayed silent, the rejection still pulsing painfully in my chest. He took a step forward, his temper flaring. "Answer me now and don't keep me waiting!" he growled. I couldn't bear it any longer. I straightened up, the weight of my title as Alpha settling on my shoulders. "Enough, Father. You don't speak to me like that. I am your Alpha, and this damn marriage is going to be on hold until further notice." My voice was firm, cold, a declaration that I wouldn’t be intimidated. "I’m leaving," I said, turning.

According to Ayira, she said the gown should be passed down to her son's destined mate. “I swear to the moon goddess, you look gorgeous and breathtaking,” Ayira commended, making me feel flattered. I smiled at her overreaction before taking my gaze off the mirror. “Are you sure he would like me?” I asked, knowing it is ridiculous to want more than that night. What I should be doing is thinking about escaping the werewolf realm and returning home. Back to my blind mother who no one but me. “Would? My Alpha likes you. I could see that in his eyes the day he saved you,” Ayira replied, sincerity laced in her tiny voice.

he asked, sliding both hands into the pockets of his trousers. I raised one brow at him. “The last time I checked, a court agreement and a marriage certificate were enough to make two people husband and wife.” I allowed a ghost smile to grace my mouth. “Unless becoming Alpha gave you the power to rewrite marriage laws too.” His nostrils flared, and for a brief moment, his attention moved past me to Sparrow. His eyes remained on her face longer than necessary before coming back to mine, and that single glance told me more than anything he could have said.

Many already had" He said with a smirk Kellan opened the door for me. For half a second his fingers brushed mine. “I will not let him break you,” he whispered, so low, if the walls really had ears they'd not hear I almost believed him. The corridor outside was loud with music and preparation - drums warming, dancers practicing steps meant to look like joy. Behind us the Alpha called out, amused, careless: “Remember, Ivy-smile. A wedding is only beautiful if the bride pretends.” I touched the burning iron on my head. A Beautiful poison And the day had only just begun.