Replacement Bride Novels & Stories

Kael growled, his head resting against my shoulder. Outside, the eclipse passed. The shadow moved on, but the world would never be the same. The "Substitute Bride" had finally claimed his throne.

She tickled Elona, who giggled and continued clinging to Ivory. "Ah, I almost forgot." She exclaimed, turning her attention to the man who had been standing beside her. At first Ivory thought he was a business partner, but those sharp eyes were softly looking at Mother. "This is Gabriel, my fiancé." Ivory's eyes widened. "You were serious." She exclaimed. "Of course." Mother gazed at him tenderly. "You must be Ivory. I am Gabriel Riggs, your mother's fiancé." She froze. Riggs?

Once I got into the car, I scrutinized the bouquet. I was only reassured after confirming that all was as it should be. In my past life, the blue rose bouquet Julian prepared was lavish beyond imagination, but it almost cost me my life. Julian never wanted to get married, so he had laced the bouquet with an aphrodisiac—a perfume meant to provoke powerful emotions. He even arranged for me to be sent to a hidden chamber, intending to tarnish my reputation and legally annul the marriage.

"My love, everything that woman told you was a lie. Ok..." I said, pressing a kiss on her forehead. She nodded. "So I am not a replacement???" She whispered, I can feel her voice trembling. I pulled away, then gently framed her face with both hands, I directly look Into her emerald eyes and speak. "My love, you were never a replacement. Never. As for the island and mansion situation, yes the island was gifted to us after our wedding, but after the divorce when I got everything. The house that accompanied the island, I demolished the old house and built a mansion."

Kelsi put the cardholder to her front and looked down at the photo somewhat sadly, "Patrick and I got this child by artificial impregnation." Looking up at me, she said, "This is the condition of our marriage back then."

"As long as Jack stays safe and doesn't forget me, I'll have no regrets." I stared back at Holly, a flicker of surprise crossing my face. 'Could she also have been reborn?' I thought. Holly, growing impatient with my silence, yanked at my wrist. "You're so set on this marriage alliance, but isn't it all for the business dealings between the Smiths and the Yates? "If you just apologize to Jack now and agree that our marriage is in name only, we'll live separate lives after the wedding. You can't object to me being with Jack, and as long as he stops his foolishness and doesn't hurt himself, I'm in."

she whispered. Richard folded his hands behind his back. "The guests don't know the bride personally. Most of them are business associates. The ceremony hasn't started, and the press hasn't seen her yet." He turned to Adrian. "The merger survives." Eva stared at him in disbelief. "You can't replace a bride like she's a missing decoration." "No," Richard replied calmly. "But we can replace a woman who has already chosen to leave." "I said no." Richard raised an eyebrow. "I wasn't asking you."

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.

What's up with me? Until I gasped for breath, I was running out of words to say to him. "All you have to do is sign here so we can be married, I won't take you away from your girlfriend! If you want we can do some arrangements for this contract wedding like I'll pay for our annulment. I'll take all the responsibilities in case Kim will find out about this fake wedding. I'll do all the talk." "It's still a no," Travis said without any emotion. To be honest I am running out of hope.

His words made a smile spread across my lips but I was quick to wipe it off. "Have you gone nuts? We are not even friends, why should I get into a deal with you?" I rolled my eyes in disgust. Ignoring me, he pressed on, “Five million dollars.” “Excuse me?” “I will make it ten, fifteen. Let's settle for twenty, what do you say?" Dumbfounded, I couldn't say a word. My lips were heavy. After what seemed like forever, he pushed his hand into his hair and with a calm tone, he said, “I need a substitute bride.”