Runaway Bride/Groom Novels & Stories

It wasn’t like he would know, but I was on the brink of snapping and declaring war on this place for wasting my time. Just then, the doors flew open, and Alpha David's panting Beta stood at the door. He took a moment to catch his breath before he walked up the aisle towards me. He beckoned me aside, his face fallen and I immediately knew something was up. "Amm, I'm afraid the wedding had to be postponed." He finally spoke, briefly looking into my face to gauge my reaction. My brows dipped with fury as a low growl rippled from my chest. "What's the meaning of this!" "I- I'm afraid, your bride has runaway, Sir."

Pam said, "Your golden wedding ring." "Let's go get it," Emily said, and all her friends cheered. All of the people in the bridal party went on ahead, making their entrance to the soft, romantic music played by the classical quartet in the field outside the farm house. Emily walked out into the bright, cloudless day, waiting to make her grand entrance. Although both her parents were there for the wedding, Emily didn't believe in the "giving away the bride" tradition as she was not a piece of property, so she was going to walk down the aisle by herself with her bouquet of roses.

Especially not Stella. But then, the whispers started as I began to walk down. “She should really change. It’s rude to the bride,” one woman muttered, her lip curling as she leaned toward her friend. “Doesn’t she know it’s not her day?” Around them, heads turned, whispers spreading like wildfire. A few exchanged glances, their expressions filled with judgement. I stopped in my tracks as their words filled my ears. They thought Stella was the bride. Most of these people had been invited by Leo's family, since I had no one on my side, so they didn't know who the bride was.

Mia asks and Carl smirks “Our Son is in his room” Carl says placing emphasis on the ‘Our’, Mia rolls her eyes at this “Now…Pack your stuff and let me take you to our room” Carl says and mIa brows furrowed confusingly “What do you mean by Our Room?” Mia asks “You don't seriously think we're gonna be in different rooms right” “I wanna be Up close to you…My Runaway Bride” ***** Melinda enters Lucas Room and Drops the file on his table, Lucas didn't even raise his head at any point to look at her

“Tell them the bride needed rest. No scandal. No story.” He hung up and stared out the massive windows as dawn painted the horizon in pale gray. The world thought they’d be honeymooning in the Hamptons. The press believed they were madly in love. But the truth? His bride was gone. And Sebastian had never wanted to hunt something so badly. Elsewhere, in the city that never slept, Isabella stood at a payphone. Her wedding dress was filthy. Her toes were numb. The silence between the rings stretched out like a lifeline—and then, finally, a voice answered.

Before I can react, before I can demand what she means, her body melts into smoke, dissolving into the shadows, leaving nothing but the echo of her words. I collapse to my knees, clutching the blank note still tight in my hand. The scent lingers. The word bride echoes in my mind, pounding in rhythm with my frantic heartbeat. I wasn't married to anyone! I was betrothed to Alpha Aldric! How am I a runaway bride?

His voice was calm and even and completely sure of every word leaving his mouth in a way that made her feel unsteady by comparison. And then it was over. I now pronounce you husband and wife. The hall filled with applause. Charles turned to her. He leaned close, one hand coming to rest against her waist, drawing her toward him with a quiet authority that left no room for argument. His lips brushed her ear. “You was never meant to be his,” he said softly. The applause swelled around them. Clarissa’s breath stopped. She turned her face toward him slowly. He was already pulling back, already turning toward the crowd with the composed unreadable expression the world always got from him, already

“ you must take me for a fool Hendrick “, Adrian said angrily as he ordered every entry and exit to be closed and every room should be checked, he was not going to let her escape that easily. The guards started carrying out the orders, some guests that were just arriving were furious as to being locked out of the wedding entrance, While inside the venue, the guests and some staff started murmuring about the shocking scene that just happened, and they were wondering what it was all about. while Adrian was questioning the bride's family and said, “you seem to have forgotten why we are doing all this, now let me remind you. if the marriage doesn't occur today, then none of you shall live comfor

But that didn't mean I'd let him humiliate me the same way twice, especially not on my wedding day. Michelle had been Gaius's junior back in school. At our small but warm wedding seven years ago, she had caused a similar scene. Just as the officiant was about to prompt the groom to say "I do," she burst into tears in the audience, creating chaos before collapsing on the spot. Gaius had no choice but to rush her to the hospital. He stayed by her side for a full 48 hours. The wedding ended without resolution. That day, his social media update read, "Safe and sound," followed by, "Tying the knot."

THE RUNAWAY BRIDE OF GREYFALL CITY. THE WEDDING THAT NEVER HAPPENED. Teresa ole had always envisioned her wedding day as the happiest occasion of her life. She thought about flowers, white orchids, lilac roses, petals floating under her feet like blessings from the universe. She thought about joy, loud laughter, her mom crying softly into a handkerchief while her dad, trying to appear firm, would show his weak point through trembling hands. She thought about love.