Kidnapped Bride Manga Mga Nobela at Kwento

- I don’t believe you. - And I don’t believe you either. The future bride comes to stand in front of us. She is not very happy with how this story is turning out. - Why did you do that? Did you want to make me angry by ruining my wedding? - Yes, I did it, and so what? Do you think I don’t know what you did to facilitate my kidnapping? You’re just a filthy... - You shut up; I wonder why... - Enough, you two. Ariane, we’re leaving.

"Just follow the tunnel, Prince Alaric, and you will see the Coven. Prince Ryūji chose the main hall to hold the wedding!" I sprinted to the end of the tunnel, and when I heard a wedding march, I hastily took off the metal cover of the floor, creating a loud thud. I jumped out of the tunnel and faced the enormous closed door. The two warriors from the Fujimura Clan were about to attack me when I threw a fireball at them. Just like the vampire in the woods, they turned into ashes in an instant.

There was also a soreness in my neck that had gone far beyond the pain of an ordinary wound. It felt as though something had pierced me so deeply that half of my body was almost paralyzed. I groaned as I opened my eyes, only to find myself in a room that wasn't the one I'd been staying in. Slowly, memories began returning to me. My brother. My brother is here! But the happiness was immediately replaced by fear and anxiety when I remembered everything else that had happened the night before. I was in a vampire's den. My brother's kidnapper wasn't a fucking human.

In fact, at a point he set a date for the wedding, and we did have a wedding, but guess what? Yes, you guessed it right, that woman kidnapped me. She had been acting all innocent all her life, and she acted like she had nothing against me, but she kidnapped me on my wedding day, the day I was supposed to finally get married to my husband. Everyone looks at me like I am the evil one here; nobody questions her when she drugged me and drove me all the way down to Avalor to give as a sacrifice to Damien!

Thinking about them made me sad, Was I never going to see them again? I looked up to see the woman sitting down on a couch with her head in her hands."I'm so sorry about this ,child .but I'm completely helpless and can't do anything to help you escape." She said.I stared at her in shock and for the first time since I got here, felt the tears run down my cheeks."Will I ever see them again?" I asked.She looked up at me as I hiccuped and tears filled her eyes as well. She looked like she was about to say something but thought better of it and just shook her head"W-Why am I here?"I asked as the woman wiped her eyes before walking over to me and kneeling in front of me while taking a gentle hold

“I wed her this morning according to Scottish custom. I stole her from her father since he would not let me have her when I asked. She is mine now.” “He could not have given her to you even if he wanted to. She was not his to give and I hope you were not daft enough to steal her from his majesty. As long as you hand the maiden over now, and she is still untouched, his majesty will overlook your ignorance.” Bloody hell. Lia hadn’t been a maiden for nearly a year! And untouched? She’d let him fondle her for the first time when they were both children, long before they were old enough to really know what they were about.

He was a tall, good-looking man with long blonde hair that fell down his shoulders. “Bride? What do you mean by the bride?” I shot him a disdainful glance. “Untie me now!” I commanded them and tried to loosen the ropes again. “She looks so much like Mr Petrova.” The blonde-haired man spoke, turning to the other man who nodded his head in agreement. What the fuck were they talking about? What did my dead father have to do with this? So it wasn’t just a mistake, they actually kidnapped the right person. “How do you know my father? And why did you take me?”

“But if you keep forcing this, I’ll have no choice but to move.” Luca froze, eyes dimming. It was a long time before he whispered hoarsely, “Alright... I won’t bother you anymore.” He gave me one last long look before turning away. Time passed quickly. I slowly began building my new life, meeting new friends. Months later, my birthday arrived. Gio arranged a small birthday gathering and even made me a gift with his own hands. It was a sunflower carved from meteorite— delicate, lifelike, breathtakingly beautiful.

I needed to remember this moment… The very moment they gave up and sacrificed me for the ‘peace’ they couldn’t achieve. Wait. Aren’t they the useless ones? A bitter smirk formed on my lips. Fine! If they won’t give me power, then I’ll take it. Marrying the enemy, huh? It shouldn’t be that hard of a first step.

“What kind?” “A surrogacy service.” I looked up. “You select a woman to carry your child,” he explained. “No mate required. Through the miracle of science… you get an heir.” He snapped his fingers. “Maybe even a spare. The Luke to the baby’s Revan.” “Don’t call him a spare,” I muttered automatically. But the idea… The idea wasn’t bad. A son. An heir. The Blank bloodline secured. No marriage. No lifelong commitment. Just a child who would inherit the Alpha gene and eventually lead the Fell pack.