The Alpha's Bride Manga Novels & Stories

The female Alpha laughed, swiftly skewering all the small fish Lola had brought with an iron prod, and asked, "How come you're here all by yourself? Where are your family members? Aren't you cold? Just wearing this thin skirt? Did you argue with your family and sneak out?" Lola didn't understand. The female Alpha finally realized something was wrong. She leaned over to Lola and asked, "Are you... an idiot?" In such cold weather, an Omega, wearing only a thin skirt, standing barefoot on the beach, without any cold-resistant clothing, her lips had changed color from the wind. She seemed unable to understand what people were saying, had no reaction, her face full of confusion. She held the hem

“With the wedding and inviting all the Alphas at the last minute, things are a mess. But it is nothing you can’t handle. It is tradition to host the Alphas and let them stay in the palace. You will greet them all one by one and then have a short meeting about any concerns they have in their region. I have slotted about thirty minutes for each. All the Alphas have accepted the invitation.” “Really.” “What Alpha wouldn’t want to come to your wedding after everything they have watched you go through?” My jaw dropped, and then I snapped it closed. She did have a point. I continued eating. “That will take most of the day. There is one new Alpha that you will meet at the end of the day.” “What pac

Hey readers, Alpha’s Weak Omega is over now. I'll start the Book 2- You Are My Enemy. This book is going to be continuation of Alpha’s Weak Omega but the main characters would be different. I hope you all liked the book so far and would love the 2nd book as well.

“You do make a beautiful bride, Relia.” I was lost in his presence until the word ‘Bride’ resonated in my head over and over again. “Bride?” I stuttered, blinking rapidly. “It’s my birthday, Raiden and I’m about to be crowned Alpha–” “I know all of that, My love,” Raiden answered, contrary to the thousand possibilities that were running through my mind. “It’s your birthday but it’s also our wedding day, Relia… that’s if you still want to marry me.”

"Now heal me, little brother! Heal me, and I'll spare your life... at least until I show you how we conquer the world." ---- 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.

"I felt honored to announce to you, that my beautiful daughter is the mate of the alpha The alpha bride is no other person than my daughter"

Mia pushed her brother and stood defensively, saying that she would fight with her brother if his answer is ‘yes. “No, what are you talking about? Alpha already made it clear that if he didn’t find his mate, then he wouldn’t force you; he was even angrier after he learned this when he came back, he even punished us all, so don’t worry, there is nothing like that what you are thinking about okay?” Noah said with a smile, and his eyes are also sincere

Selene the Moon Goddess My sweet mates. It was perhaps my best work yet. I relish in their love, in the love that they will grow into, and the love they had in the past. Everyone around them thinks I’ve made a mistake pairing them together, and it’s a little amusing to watch them all gaze at the royal brut, the Alpha’s son, love a petite common girl from a normal pack, living a once normal life. I had to shake things up. Certainly, I am positive I did just that.

The Moon shone brighter than ever. The bond was sealed. The Alpha and Luna had been marked. And the war for the future of the wolf world had officially begun.

His forehead pressed to Damian’s, the gesture trembling. “Please…” Rowan breathed. One word—wrecked. Not erotic. Not conscious. Just a desperate animal begging someone—anyone—to be Nathan for five seconds so he could stop drowning. Damian’s vision whitened with the instinctual war inside him. Because this—this was a line no alpha crossed. A soothe-claim between alphas was more intimate than a kiss, more binding than a mark. It rewired instincts. It rewrote hierarchy. It left scars.