Last Minute Bride Novels & Stories

Lisa nudged at me. "You have to give out your gift, This is the only opportunity" Beatrice glared at me. "Fine" I could only stand up and walked out of the hall to the room where the Bride is changing. Getting there, I saw that there were several others there too, who came over to give their goodwill greeting. "Wishing you a happy married life" I said to her after we walked into the room

I make my way to the front, shaking the hand of the man who is marrying us tonight and managing to respond to his questions, even though I've no idea what either of us say. "She's just arrived." Jake, my third and final best man, clasps my shoulder as he leans forward and whispers in my ear. The music starts and Kim, Mille and Italia walk up the aisle, grinning happily in their lilac bridesmaid dresses. Right as she reaches the front, Kim shoots Jake a wink, but my attention is snapped back to the end of the aisle when Leanna appears.

I didn’t realize that it was evening already until I heard the door of my room getting opened and a few unfamiliar faces walked into my room with the wedding gown and the make-up. I couldn’t believe that this was really happening. After an hour of work, with all said and done I finally got ready for my wedding. It sounded so strange because it was something beyond my wildest imagination. When I came back after 17 years I had no idea that I would be an Alpha’s Last Minute Bride. . #TBC

I questioned him. "I don't care who is bleeding because now all I care about is getting out of here." "You need to be attentive no matter how late you are, You cannot dash anyone." "This is the last time I am telling you, I don't care, So do whatever you want because I don't care." "You are such a selfish, arrogant and rude personDon't you have a heart???. No one's gonna love or marry a person like you."

/Meelah’s POV/ “I don’t think either the ministers nor the ushers will be able to control the situation” Brian whispered and I looked around the congregation to see if the guests were going to calm down and come to terms with the bride switch, but they were not looking like they were going to calm down for the wedding to proceed

Or in important meetings, by the way. - As if no one knows why the elevator mysteriously stopped, with you two inside, last week. – His sister countered, with a roll of her eyes – By the way, shouldn't you already be at the altar? - Yes, I should... - she could almost see the smile on his face, before her hand appeared again through the crack in the door, extending something to her - But, before I go, I need to give my bride one last gift of marriage, before she becomes my wife.

His gaze pierced into mine and I found myself lost in his eyes when he raised a brow, I suddenly snapped back to my senses and stretched my hand forward for a handshake. My face brightened with a smile crept at the corner of my lips “I happened to hear your conversation where you mentioned that if the bride doesn't arrive in the next five minutes, then you would just get married to anyone. Five minutes have already passed, so let me be your bride.”

April gave him her usual formal smile and stretched her hands forward for a handshake but when she saw that he wasn't making any attempt on returning the gesture, she coughed awkwardly and withdrew her hand. "Your bride is missing" She said, ignoring his earlier behavior. Mateo eyed her from top to bottom before turning to his bestman, Josh. He signaled Josh with his eyes and the man nodded and walked out, only to return almost immediately. "She quit" Josh said as he walked back in. "Who quit?" Mateo asked. "Savannah" "Who's Savannah?" Josh let out a frustrated sigh when he heard Mateo's question. How could the groom not know the name of his bride.

I have long since been transferred to Sean, and if he wants me back, what will I do? And the last will? Which will he be talking about now? I felt broken when he spoke again. "You know what they did?" He asked, and I scrunched my eyebrows to know more than I had until now. I wasn’t getting anything. "The will read after my father’s death wasn’t his last will. His last will was kept hidden by my mother, and I got to know about it after your marriage. And you know what is written in that?" He asked mockingly, and I just stared at him without any emotion.

I pressed my lips together, glanced at Daniel who was engrossed in what he was discussing, and then scurried over to her. “Sapph…” she started but I grabbed her wrist and rushed away with her. ** “Sapphire,” Hilda called out as soon as we got behind the closed door. I looked around to ensure people were not around. This was the bride’s waiting room. The room I had got prepared in. I let go of her hand, sighed, and rushed to hug her. “Hilda!” I buried my head in her neck and sniffed it. “You will ruin your make-up,” she said, unable to hide the pain in her voice also.