The Alpha's Replacement Bride Novels & Stories

“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

No explanation. "Laundry. Floors. The great hall fireplace before the morning meal. The east corridor windows." I looked at the list. Then I looked at her. "The Alpha's bride does not—" "The Alpha has not confirmed you as his bride," Heda said. Flat. Final. "Until he does, you are a guest of undetermined status. Guests of undetermined status contribute to the household." She left before I could respond. I stood in the doorway holding the list and understood three things at once.

One of the elders requested a refill of his wine, and I immediately went to him, pouring a cup before returning to my corner. "Let's begin," the councilman said as he opened a box and removed a letter from it. "What I have in my hand here is a letter from the old Alpha. May he lay peaceful at the feet of the moon goddess," he said, and everyone murmured a prayer in agreement. "I shall begin to read his letter," the councilman said, and everyone listened attentively as he spoke. **By my authority, I decree:** **My son and Beta, Kieran of the Storm Fall Pack, shall become Alpha upon his marriage to omega Astoria, daughter of a man whose name shall not be spoken.**

"Tell me the perimeter is clear." "Everything is quiet here," Alice says. "The witch has not even arrived yet. We are completely on schedule." "Alpha Ezekiel just broke formation from the wedding procession," I say, my voice dropping an octave. My heart hammers against my ribs. "Something is wrong. Keep your eyes on the doors. Support Beta Christopher and do not blink." "Understood."

I lowered my gaze in sadness, "but we've thought of something, we've thought of a solution" "What is the solution," I asked eagerly, happy the wedding wouldn't be canceled but the Alpha kept mute "tell me the solution sir and I would help supervise the arrangements, it'll be like nothing happened" "I've informed Alpha Ailwyn and Lunar Dessa of what happened" "Really?" "Yes and they've agreed to the new plan,they have no choice too it'll be a huge disgrace on them as well" "I understand master, what's the solution?" "You are going to marry Alpha Lustrows in place of Harol"

"Good morning, elders of this pack. I was informed that you wanted to see me and meet my wife." They offered a respectful bow to him. "Alpha, I believe you have a prior knowledge to the reason we are here today." Elder Paul began, and Ezra nodded. "We are very displeased with your recent actions. We asked you to get married, and you did without bothering about our opinions. Then you failed to inform us about the wedding. We got the message from your mother, Elder Michelle here. We then sent some elders to represent our pack, but you failed to acknowledge them. What do you have to say about this Alpha?"

I stood up and left for the throne room where my allies; five alphas of different packs were seated. When I arrived, they all stood up to pay respects and sat back down once I was seated. "I will not beat around the bush. My wife was taken from me by Alpha Toot, and I want us to attack to get her back. Any form of discussion is out of the table,” I told them.

Damon coldly, his voice clipped “I’m not taking a mate just because tradition demands it. I’ve told you, I’ll find the right woman when the time is right.” Elder 1 interjecting, his tone respectful but firm “With all due respect, Alpha, the pack is growing restless. There are whispers. A strong pack needs balance, and that comes from its leaders. You are the King of Alphas. You must provide stability.” Damon his eyes darkening, his voice low but full of restrained power “You speak of balance, but you know nothing of what I carry. There’s a woman—someone who haunts my dreams, someone tied to my past. I won’t take another until I find her.”

“Tomorrow. You’ll join me for training. In front of the pack.” My smile didn’t falter. “Of course, Alpha.”i answered. “Not for a fight, just for a show” Ah. So he wanted a performance. A bonding moment for his wolves to believe in this marriage? “Fine,” I said. “But I want something in return.” His eyes narrowed with confusion “What?” I stepped so close our lips nearly brushed. “A tour of the mountain behind the pack house". He went still. Every muscle locked. “Why?”

So, with the anticipation all over, the doors of the hall were pushed open from outside, and the bride appeared in her black dress. "What is happening? Why black of all colours?" "Is she a widow? It's like she is planning to kill the alpha." "What's with the rusted jasmine? Are flowers too expensive in the market that the alpha couldn't get his Luna a better bouquet?" Everyone had a thing to say about the bride, but guess what? Neither the bride nor her alpha cared.