Novel & Cerita The Alpha King's Banished Bride

So I told her father I wanted to marry her and promised to compensate him dearly with money and properties , at first I thought he will refused because of my bad reputation and the rumors about me nor that he has any power to tell me not to marry his daughter, I just don’t want to forcefully marry his daughter without his consent, but to my greatest surprise, he agreed, I guess because of the money and property I promised to give him after the marriage, I compensated him after the marriage, I gave me a contract worth of 200 million dollars, and also gave him a share of my company. I looked at the woman in my hands and smiled, she was sleeping so soundly, when I looked at her lips, I couldn’

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Rylee asked weakly. "Looking for you." Rylee shuddered as soon as the words left my mouth, and her eyes widened. Just then, the guard's voice rang out, "Argh! This is such a pain! I can't even be with my wife because I have to find that bitch!" Another guard grunted. "Just bear with it, okay? Alpha King gave firm orders that we have to find that woman and kill her since she hurt our Luna." "When I find that bitch, I'll make sure to have my fill of fun with her before I kill her!"

~~~~~~~~~~~~EPILOGUE~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Time jump to somewhere in the future. Alexander did become the next Alpha. He made his dad very proud of the man he became and how he ruled their pack. Raelynn ended up being his fated mate. It was a good thing as Alexander and Madelyn were extremely close. And Raelynn and Madelyn were best friends like their moms were. Angel and Kile had triplet girls. Everyone said it was Kile's punishment for being a womanizer in his younger days. He was overwhelmed at having three girls.

"Tonight, we strengthen our pack through sacred union. My son, Kai Silvercrest, will accept his betrothal to Sienna Lockhart, joining our families and securing our future." Sienna stepped forward, graceful and poised. She climbed the platform steps and took her place beside Kai. They looked perfect together, two beautiful, powerful wolves who'd been groomed for this moment since birth. "Kai Silvercrest," the Alpha continued. "Do you accept this match? Do you claim Sienna Lockhart as your mate before the moon and pack?" This was it. The moment everyone had been waiting for. Kai would say yes, they would complete the ritual, and my life would go back to its normal, quiet misery.

“I saw the same kind of thing in the other alphas when Kael took me to court. And how he lied. The other alphas never questioned him, because he was a male, except for Ezren.” That was the first time I said his name in months. It didn’t fit on my tongue like it used to. “I see it still in the alphas that hover around me like fruit flies, since Ezren cancelled our marriage contract.” I sighed. “They want what I can give them. No one ever thinks of what they can give me. How can they help me . . . except Ezren.” My chest tightened thinking about him. I felt drained. “That is why I’m running for Alpha Queen. That needs to change.” I pushed away from the island. “I’m tired. Please excuse me.”

I asked him about it. Viktor responded, "It would be wrong for me to marry them, as my Luna was never destined to be theirs." "Are you saying you don't know what you mean? Excuse me, Luna, what exactly are you saying?" Is that something he would say? Viktor closed his eyes, "The ritual of summoning the Alpha's Bride requires the power of the moon, so we can make sure that the person we will marry is the person destined for us," Viktor answered.

I thought for a while and then found a white ribbon in the cabinet and weaved it with my hair into a braid. After I had done it, I looked at myself in the mirror and said to myself, "Today is your wedding day." I didn't know what I was expecting, or maybe I was expecting nothing. I had learned that the man I was going to marry was the illegitimate child of the Alpha of the Vaughan pack. He didn't have a decent job and just idled on the street every day. Basically, he was good at nothing and was disdained by his pack. Just thinking of marrying such a man made me nervous. I was afraid that the man might be rude or slovenly. But what I was more afraid of was that if he did something illegal for

I said, voice roughened by the beast inside me, “questions their Alpha. My word is final.” The walls of the council room, lined with ancient symbols and stern faces from portraits past, bore witness to my fury. I didn’t care if they trembled. Let them. Let them all remember who leads this pack. Lena’s father stepped forward with equal heat, squaring his shoulders like the Alpha he once was—still tried to be in his mind. His salt-and-pepper beard twitched with every angry breath. His eyes flashed with power long rusted. “You will marry my daughter, Rowan. We had an agreement.”

‍ He p‌laced the quill down. "Our⁠ dea‌l is c‍omplete." A knock interrupted the silence. "My Lord," a‍ guard called from ou‌tside⁠. "Th⁠e R‍ogue Alpha King's envoy has ar‌rived." Father didn't even loo⁠k‍ at me. "⁠Tell⁠ t⁠hem th‍eir bride will be ready.‍" Bride? ‍Not a br⁠ide but a sacrifice.