The Alpha's Replacement Bride Novels & Stories

Listening to Aldric now, laying out the timeline with the same clinical detachment he’d likely use to discuss trade routes or territory disputes, I understood exactly how much of my own hope I’d been quietly, foolishly, allowing to grow in the space where clearer judgment should have been standing guard instead. “And the bride herself,” the staff member said, lowering their voice slightly, though not quite enough to keep it from reaching me. “Is there any truth to the rumors from the Coalition Dinner? The staff have been talking.” “Whatever the truth is, it doesn’t change the timeline.” Aldric’s voice remained businesslike, unbothered. “The Alpha needs this marriage finalized before Ashcombe

But when we had finally returned, I found myself faced with a new challenge. The Alpha king, my mate, was no longer the man I remembered. He had become cold and distant, and had refused to make me his mate when he found out I had been living with the mortals. Instead, he had taken Tabitha as his bride and had cast me out of the pack, accusing me of giving out his weakness to the organization. As I made my way towards the castle, my heart heavy with grief and confusion, I wondered what had happened to the man I loved. Had he been brainwashed? Or was there something else going on?

He was a bit reserved but friendly all the same and he had come to accept my eccentric behavior after a while. I also knew one thing about my betrothal to the Alpha of the rival pack. Since he didn't have a child, I was trained just like an Alpha because I would be the one to lead his pack after he was gone. And this was because he didn't have a child, so I, his wife would be the one to continue his reign after his demise. Since today was the day before our marriage to each other, it was also the night of the bachelor and bachelorette party. And that was the reason I was going to his room to call him. His friends were already waiting for him in the living room.

Her words make my heart sink even when I already know this, “What happens if a mating doesn’t work?” The silence that falls is heavy. Both Cassie and Sila look away for a moment. I feel a hard ball form in my gut as Cassie says, “An Alpha’s mating choice is final.” As I look at them, I wonder how many more challenges I am going to face on the future to get Cameron to accept me and to deal with Ness who clearly wants Cameron for herself. * It’s late afternoon when both women drop me back home with promises of coming to see me soon.

You can't be serious," someone muttered in disbelief. "I overheard the senior nun mention it under her breath," Kate said with a daring glare at the person who had challenged her. "Do I look like a liar?" A brief silence permeated the air before gasps, and then a loud bout of gossip followed. "The alpha. Oh goddess. I want to be the bride, "a girl said with a dreamy look in her eyes. "The mad alpha is the one you want to get married to? You must be a sadist, Emma", another girl said nonchalantly, rolling her eyes.

Keeping his glass on the table, Bonnie looked at me and said gravely, “Alpha! You asked me to investigate and get information about the bride. I have conducted a thorough investigation and wish to present my findings to you!” I averted the glass from my mouth. Shaking my head, I said with a smirk, “There’s no need for that! I am satisfied with the bride!” Clearing his throat, he asserted, “Alpha, you’d better know! The bride you married today is not Regina!”

“The wedding will be held in three days. If you don’t marry him, we will be doomed to death.” “Where is Sophia now? Can’t we just get her back?” Aurora was very confused. Marriage was such a big deal. How could she replace the bride? At least they should ask the groom if he was willing. Aurora did not think that the groom would agree to that. Heck she is sure he won’t agree. Why will an Alpha agree to settle for a low life Omega like her?

She was impeccably dressed in a white bridal gown that was more luxurious than the one Ruby's sister had used. "I will replace the bride-to-be. She is the daughter of Beta Wildfire pack, Poppy Gray," I said loudly. He just stayed silent with a flat expression. I felt suffocated just by the aura he gave off. He knew that he couldn't kill an Alpha, so of course he wouldn't kill me here, right? "Even if it is my mate?" That one sentence made my body freeze. He walked past my short arm to the altar where his two brothers were waiting. I pulled my hand away still with an expression of disbelief.

Clara touched my arms softly and I calmed down a bit. Nodding, I got up from the bed and sat in a chair opposite them. I watched Alicia apologize to her daughter over and over again. It was sickening. Finally, my anger towards her waned. I found out she was not in support of giving me Clara as a substitute bride. She just had to go ahead with her husband's idea, no argument. It's what is expected of Lunas, mates. To be submissive to their Alpha. I also found out that ever since the wedding, she has been trying to reach out to Clara who blatantly ignored her. "Where's dad?"

He releases me and I feel a tingle down my spine. Without saying a word, he turns and begins to walk away. I stand there, my chest heaving frantically; I turn my eyes towards the young woman with darkened braids. “Hey, I am Reine, you are Alpha’s Enrique bride?” She asks with a smile and I have the urge to ask who she is. Is she one of his wives? Her dress does indicate nobility, I better keep my mouth shut if I don’t want trouble. “The Alpha has a reason for bringing you home as his bride.”