The Alpha's Curvy Cinderella Novel Novels & Stories

“I have no physical scars, one of the perks of being an Alpha.” “Alpha Thorne has scars,” I mumbled to myself rather than out loud. My hands were wandering into his soft tresses, forgetting the reason they were there. “He's not the Alpha of the Bloodmoons.” My mate said, sounding too smug. “Aliya has caught a deer and she is hosting us all tonight.” He went back to the issue at hand. “I thought you were stocking for the winter?” “She has met her quota for the day, and it's a small deer.”

Wait, what? Before I knew anything, I was in my wedding dress, and standing in front of me was the alpha of Silver river pack, Alpha Curtis, and right now he was looking at me with hate and disgust. Hey! Don’t look at me like that! It’s not like I wanted to do this. I rolled my eyes and apparently he saw that because right now the look on his face was added a bit of anger and shock. Yeah didn’t see that coming did you? A smirk crept up my face until my eyes met with my father’s.

Blood smeared the dirt in our trail, but no one moved. They all watched. Whispers rose. Murmurs filled the air. But no one helped. Because in their eyes… I deserved it. We reached the Alpha quarters. Dante slammed the door open and threw me inside like I weighed nothing. I hit the cold stone floor so hard... that my bone cracked. Pain shot through my ribs. “Akira!” he growled. She stepped in, slowly. My childhood beta friend. Her face had gone pale. “Y... Yes, Alpha?”

Ana laughed some more. "You don't have to be so shocked, it's true. You could call it a classical case of Cinderella but in wolf style where the poor girl turns out to be mated to the Alpha. My dear Elsie really couldn't believe it at first and she was worried because she thought the Alpha would reject her. She was just a poor girl after all and certainly no match for all the girls she had seen flocking around the Alpha but Alpha Richard surprised everyone when he accepted her as his mate.

“If you kiss so badly, I don’t think you can meet my demands of my pleasure.” With the way her heart was thudding against her breast, it was almost impossible for Quinn to understand what he was saying—but she did, through the fog of her clouded brain. He must think she was some kind of whore—at least it was a relief that the Alpha didn’t know her as the healer he was looking for, and that would give her time to plan her escape before the Alpha finds out. The Alpha traced a finger around her delicate jawline. Hooking it under her chin, he turned her face up to his, so that there was no more hiding from his arresting gaze.

“If it were any other day, you would be thrashing around as I take you into a dungeon." Alpha Ciandra scoffed, prying her hand away, "the Vagabond Pack sent me here to protect you, how is it related to you throwing me into a dungeon?” She didn't see a reason for him to make a such stupid remark. This wasn’t exactly how she ever saw her conversation with the alpha would go after their first meeting. Guess the moon goddess and karma were working hand in hand. Alpha Alphonso looked around her office, his gaze resting on a single book on the shelf, he said lowly, “I see you have settled yourself in.”

But he wasn't alone. Walking right beside him, her hand firmly locked in his, was Gina. She didn't look like the frightened, cursed girl they had all feared. The white crescent moon symbol on her forehead blazed like a beacon, and her silver eyes swept over the crowd with the absolute, unyielding coldness of a queen. The bond between them was a visible, shimmering tether of silver and gold light. "A-Alpha..." Elder Thomas stammered, backing away from the podium, his face turning a sickly shade of white. "You're alive... but the poison... Kieran said—"

I excused myself and walked over to my vanity, getting ready to wipe off the makeup on my face. “You don't look fine.” Belle pointed out, leaning against my chair. “What happened there?” I turned to her and force a smile on my face. “Nothing. Didn't you hear me? Everything went fine.” She didn't look like she believed me but thankfully, she didn't push it either. Madame Bertha came in and distributed our tips in cash, she stopped in front of me and patted my shoulder. “The Alpha loved you tonight,” she whispered, pressing a heavy envelope into my hand. “Keep doing what you're doing.”

Why did that name sound so familiar, and why did it make her chest ache? The woman turned Nueva gently toward her, and her wise orbs locked with Nueva's bewildered eyes. "You did right by my Eira. You chose her happiness over your own. In doing so, you broke the Alpha curse." The woman smiled a dazzling smile, and Nueva became lost for a split second in her dreamlike beauty. "A true act of love deserves a gift. So my blessing to you is my daughter Rieka." As soon as she spoke the name, the silvery wolf came up to their side.

With that vow made the Alpha went to join the bonfire that was made in his honor. Music, food, and women all over. But the young Alpha was determined to keep his vow, he had done so for years and he wasn't about to lose the battle. "Few more hours to midnight mahn, are you ready" a drunk Eden spoke to his friend. smiling and congratulating him on his new position.Meanwhile, the witch had managed to cool herself and gather her thoughts. she sneered at her mark in horror.