The Alpha King's Banished Bride Novels & Stories

"I appreciate your help, but I cannot marry you. I have my own path to follow, and it does not involve becoming your bride." The rogue king's expression turned cold and menacing. "You're making a mistake," he growled. "I have helped you, and now you owe me. If you do not agree to become my bride, I will expose you for what you did to what had happened. Maya's heart sank. She had killed her brother in secret, but it was something that no one outside of her immediate family knew about. If the rogue king exposed her, she would be branded a murderer, and her chance at becoming the alpha would be destroyed forever.

I was afraid that King Jackob will make me a prisoner to get whatever he wanted now. "I just wanted to tell you that I want to marry you, Rose." said King Jackob very loudly. “What are you saying? How could you propose to me in this way? Sorry, King Jackob. Haven't you heard that answer from my two brothers? Besides, I'm an alpha blood woman who just had my heart broken because my husband betrayed me. So how could I possibly open my heart to another man in such a short time? Even though you are the Alpha King, I can’t do that."

One thing that I was sure about was that Zion was hiding something from me, as was Kian, who appeared to have so many secrets. The movie ended with the female lead managing to kill and escape the mansion, finally being free from the cruel man who was her husband. "Goodness, that movie still gives me the chill," Beth said when we finally stepped out of the theater. "I would never allow myself to get married to someone I didn't even know; even if he is the richest man in the world, only a desperate woman would agree to such an arrangement," Clarissa said, and an awkward silence passed between us when she said those words.

Anna asked, inquisitively. “Not necessarily. I just need you to make proper investigations. That’s all. How has that particular project you were working on before this scam came up?” I asked her, trying to change the topic. We drifted our conversation to lighter topics that didn’t make me too much or make me feel wary. “Look at this, Nadia.” Anna said as she came closer to me, wanting to show something to me. ALPHA WILL’S WEDDING WILL BE TAKING PLACE SOON WITH LADY NINA.

NOVA'S POV The guards threw me to the Alpha’s feet the minute they brought me into his presence. "I thought you escaped the pack with my heir,” Alpha Ethan said with a bitter scoff. I looked up at him, noticing Aubrey, his new bride, the one who had now taken my place, sitting right next to him. But instead of bitterness to stir in my heart, I felt joy. Joy that it wouldn’t be long before I left this goddess-forsaken pack and formed a new alliance for myself with people who might come to care for me. Or not.

That's when the door burst open, and a muscular woman entered, calling out, "Alpha Malachi." I froze at the name, memories flooding back of the Lycan King's castle and the stories I heard about a powerful alpha named Malachi. But I didn't remember who I heard that name from. The woman's gaze landed on me, and she sneered. "Oh, the breeder. What use is she? Kill her, Alpha Malachi, before she causes any trouble." The man, who apparently was Alpha Malachi, turned to the woman with a cold look. "She stays alive," he snarled. "She's valuable to me."

“You had a deal…You are an alpha king, you should honour your words!” “The deal was very simple.” Kael cuts in, dragging her forward. “You would marry my brother and become Luna… after the death of the breeder.” His grip tightens slightly as she resists. “As you can see,” he adds, glancing briefly back toward me, “she is quite alive…And very much healthy.” “Don't you ever think that dining with the alpha king makes you special!!” She yells at me, twisting in his hold as she is being pulled away. “You're just a breeder, that's all you are!”

My heart pounded harder. My mind felt like it was spinning. Before I could say anything else, she stepped forward again. The woman. Her posture was straight, her expression calm now… but her eyes still burned with something cold, and they held mine even as she addressed the elders. “Greetings, elders. My name is Seraphina,” she started. “This marriage is invalid.” The words cut through the air. “This man standing before you isn’t just anyone. He belongs to the royal bloodline. He is the Alpha King.”

The priestess kept her eyes shut, her hands pressed flat against the bloody red cloth binding their wrists. Nothing happened. The air stayed cold, dead, and stagnant. Alpha Lincoln broke the silence first. "I do not care what the goddess wants," he barked. The words slammed into the crowd like a physical blow. Several older wolves gasped. A low, dangerous murmur rippled through the back rows, but Lincoln didn't turn his head. He stared directly through the lace of his bride’s veil. "I know who you are," he said, his deep voice filling every corner of the vaulted ceiling. "If we have to burn the old laws to keep this, we burn them together."

I hear movement, then a hand lifts sharply like he’s about to hit me. “You little—” Another guard immediately grabs his arm. “Don’t.” “What?” “Have you gone stupid?” the second guard hisses lowly. “She’s the Alpha’s bride for the ceremony.” Bride? My entire body goes rigid. “Alpha Keal specifically ordered that her face remains untouched,” the guard continues seriously. “Would you like to explain the bruises on her face to him yourself?” The first guard curses under his breath immediately and lowers his hand, but I barely hear them anymore.