The Alpha's Unwanted Bride Novels & Stories

With Alpha's father's permission, her grandfather sent her to the camp so they could get to know each other before she was formally introduced as Alpha’s fiancée at the next family gathering. At the camp gate, she noticed a crowd of reporters and media waiting. She quickly hid to observe the scene. She overheard one of the reporters saying they were there to catch a glimpse of the Demon Alpha’s fiancée. Someone had tipped them off that Alpha was soon to be married, and his fiancée might visit the camp. It was a significant opportunity for them to see the mysterious Alpha and the woman he was set to marry. They had never seen the real face of the Demon Alpha and hoped this would be their chan

The Alpha didn't care about the contract bride. He was probably only tolerating her existence out of respect for Evelyne Blackthorne’s final wish before she passed into the stars. The marriage was a dead queen’s decree, nothing more. I watched their silhouettes disappear into the elevator shaft, my face remaining completely blank until the iron gates clanged shut. They looked like royalty. I couldn't fathom why an Alpha of his strength tolerated a female who used poison and whispers to clear her path. But it wasn't my concern.

"What you heard last time, none of that will happen. We won’t let any harm come to you." For some reason, I trust him when he speaks. Am I a fool for doing so? "And Kian is not that bad. Well, he always puts the pack first. That’s why he didn’t accept your bond the first time," he explains. I’m familiar with that story. The powerful Alpha refuses to accept his true mate, who has nothing to offer, because plans had been in place for him since the day he was born. It was decided who he would marry and the benefits that would come from that marriage. I snort and eat my watermelon. I love it.

Some bodyguards prevent those who want to come to Victor, but they cannot stop everyone. There was a noise at the opening of the mall because of Victor. I moved to his back to avoid those approaching him. What else would happen to me if the Bodyguards could not stop the people from coming and taking pictures of Victor? "Is she the appointed Alpha's Bride?" I heard someone. I looked at her and saw them talking about me. "Yes, I heard she did not want to be Alpha's Bride." "It's a pity if she doesn't want to. She and Victor fit to each other."

“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?”

“You are my only wish.” The cave spun. My breath caught as he went on, the words tumbling from him, unpolished but real. “Everything that’s happened…” voice came out cracking. “I don’t even know how it all slipped so fast. I wasn’t in control…I thought I was protecting you, thought rejection was the only way to keep you safe. But I was wrong. God, I was so wrong. And now… if this is the end, then let it be said. Larissa—you’re the only wish I ever had. “I don’t regret being Alpha. But I regret every second I lived without you by my side . “I always loved you. I always do. You're the only thing I’ve ever wanted.”

But she seemed to have forgotten that part. I have never been more thankful for a small couch, especially when it's the only one in the room. "You see, there is this Alpha's daughter who had been in love with her father's Gamma for a long time and all she wanted was to marry him." While she spoke, I listened, but I could not take my eyes away from her lips. The movement, the way she licked them to get them wet— goddess, I was in trouble. "She eventually got him to agree to marry her, but then, on the day of the wedding, her groom killed her father and took her as his captive."

I ran out of the room, slammed the door shut, and made my way through the hall. My heart spiked up, my legs turned heavy, begging me to stop, my skin burned, and I trembled. I swayed to and fro and almost crumbled onto my knees. Everything in me was begging me to go back to him. As if. Damn my omega genes. Damn his alpha genes. Damn him for being handsome and irresistible too. ‘The sky would turn purple and fall to the earth before I, Arielle Winston, became the Alpha’s contract bride.’

Alpha’s serious time wasn’t entertained by that curious investigator, he continued his personal attacks. “You found another teenage girl after divorce? Her parents agree with this? More importantly, is she old enough for marriage?” As the list of absurd queries was never-ending, Charlotte quickened her pace and entered the party area. Envious gazes and words of praise welcomed her, her heart skipped a beat seeing the groom at the end of the aisle. Dressed in a black wedding suit, Alpha was a living example of perfection. Charlotte forgot to take a step forward, frozen at the spot.

“She said you haven’t figured out what I a*.” Kael froze. And then he whispered something I didn’t understand. “Elira’s a blood-witch,” he said. “Old magic. Forbidden. She wanted the alpha bond not for love—but for power. I broke the betrothal when I saw what she really was.” “She seemed pretty convinced you were hers.” “She was. Until I met you.” The heat in my chest roared. “But I didn’t ask for this, Kael.” “You didn’t have to. The bond chose you. I just followed it.”