Paper Promise: The Substitute Bride Novels & Stories

Tina said looking pitiful. "I didn't send you away. We'd definitely take you back someday, I only gave you an indefinite suspension." Tess said and smirked. "Okay ma, I'll be glad if my punishment is lifted," Tina retorted. "It's not about lifting your punishment. Would you work accordingly? You see, it's not that we hate Amelia or anything. She and her family are thieves." Tess said sharply and continued speaking. "How can someone borrow and not pay back at the promised time? That isn't a big deal though, people owe people for a long time. But Dylan and her family had a deal concerning the unpaid debt which was marrying Amelia's little sister. Did you know that Amelia did something terrible

The ceremony started, words flying past me like wind. Until- “If anyone has a reason these two shouldn’t be married, speak now…” A silence fell over the hall. Then I stood. Heads turned. Gasps echoed. A collective murmur filled the swept through the crowd like a chill. I walked forward slowly, heels clicking. I pulled off my scarf, then my sunglasses. Silence fell. Emily's face paled. Vivian stiffened. Bennett’s eyes locked on mine, his expression unreadable. “I have a reason,” I said calmly. I pulled a paper from my clutch and raised it.

Here she saw her mother handing over to her, a box that looked like a treasure box with the dagger she held earlier sitting at the top of the box. However, Karen's best friend heard that Karen has been chosen to be a substitute bride. "Karen!" Paulo tapped her out of her sleep. "Hey! What's up?" She greeted him. "I have not seen you all day so I decided to stop b," Paulo said. "I went hunting today and when I got back I saw the whole place in chaos," Paulo said. "Thanks, buddy." She appreciated him. "I heard that you've been chosen as a substitute bride for Prince Alexander," Paulo added.

Marcus and I exchange vows and as he leans down to his Lee, he whispers. “Careful, kitten, your fangs are showing.” He whispered gently. I laugh at his words, a true joyful thing and I can see the flash of surprise on both Vivian and Mira’s faces. Good. Be surprised. As they come up for a family portrait, I lean slightly over to them and whisper. “I should thank you, you have given me such a wonderful gift.” I beamed, knowing if the smile could be seen, it would scare them off. “What-” “Shh, look at the camera and smile.” I promise you will never smile like that again. Trust me

Stubbornly staying alive to wait for him. As she saw herself through his eyes, she turned toward him. Her eyes glowed in his color. She smiled. “Didn’t I tell you?” Liam whispered. “That is our bride.” ---- Note: Do you want to see the visuals of this story? Follow our Ins-tagramm account: @sagastories.id. By the way, this story is available as a comic/w*****n. Just look for the same title "The Alpha's Replacement Bride" on W e b t o on app.

The air smelled faintly of incense, and the distant echo of trumpets signaled the approach of a new peace—one that would come at a steep price. She glanced at the forged credentials in her hands, which proclaimed her as the Eastern Dominion’s "peace bride," a symbol of a ten-year ceasefire between empires. But inside her, the truth burned cold: she wasn’t the real bride. That girl had died weeks ago, leaving Eva to step into her place. The capital’s grandeur loomed around her—gleaming towers casting long shadows, and the quiet whispers of nobility wrapped in wealth and deceit. A thousand eyes followed her as she walked the bridge, the cheers of the people masked behind veils of pity and curi

Again, the woman, my sister Katherine ghost haunted me. My mind concluded that it was her, she was here, she didn’t leave, she watched this!! That was what my brain had told me to think,how could I not ?… when she was the reason I was left with this forced betrothal. Pushing him lightly till the paper fell I succeeded, but got a choking look from him. I saw her handwriting “Enjoy your bride fantasy play“ I was right, it was her !!

She looked up, half bent over, her voice old: "Welcome the bride to the sedan, send off River Lord!" "Welcomed the bride into the sedan, sent off River Lord!" "Time to bring the bride to the sedan, send off the River Lord!" The villagers passed it on one after another. The altar outside seemed like it had already been prepared, and then suddenly everything was set on fire! The old lady took out some talisman papers and threw them up into the sky! "Married once, and everything went smoothly." "Married a second time, and luck was on her side."

A big ceremony would've screamed cheater to anyone paying attention—not exactly a good look. Anita, of course, wasn't thrilled, but what could she do? This time, the Barne family didn't even bother with a proper bride token. Mutual friends filled me in on the gossip. Apparently, Pamela was making the rounds, crying broke to anyone who'd listen, saying I'd drained them dry. She played it up, claiming they had to skip the wedding and save everything for "the baby's future." All Anita got as wedding gift was a silver bracelet. Word was, her face turned green with fury.

“What? That’s impossible. No reporters were allowed at the wedding, how did they get the pictures?” “Someone must have let them in, maybe they paid a servant. Trust me if the paparazzi want something, they get it. Don’t worry, you looked lovely, no one would tell you weren’t Ivy Sullivan. How was your wedding night? Anything interesting?” She asked mischievously. “Nothing. And I’m glad. This isn’t real after all.” “If you say so. I’ve got to get ready for work. I’ll be seeing your grandmother later.” “Give her my love.” I said.