The Alpha's Unwanted Bride Novels & Stories

"My scent is none of your concern. I am the bride of your Alpha. You will show some respect." Kaelin stepped closer, her Alpha-blood pressure flaring. The air in the room grew heavy, a weight pressing down on my lungs. As a non-shifter, I couldn't push back. I could only stand there and take it, my knees trembling under the sheer force of her aura.

The wine from the banquet was making my head heavy and foggy. I called for Carl. "Get me a hangover potion." Usually, Eva would prepare it without needing to be asked. She'd also bring me a few sweet fruits to mask the bitter aftertaste. Carl rushed off, only to return looking troubled. "I'm sorry, Alpha Nick. We're out of hangover potions. Luna Eva always handled this. I'll go buy some right away." I waved him off, feeling even more annoyed. When the potion finally arrived, I downed it and nearly threw it all back up.

It was appalling not to see the face of the Alpha amongst them. "We came from our pack to ask to know the reason why you haven't come and taken your bride. Months ago, we noticed your agitation in getting your bride out of the pack, but as the months went on, we never heard from you." One of the members of the pack spoke out loud. "I don't think I would be needing the bride again. I have found someone suitable for the throne and she is from your pack as well." They all held gazes of confusion as murmuring amongst themselves continued.

she could feel the chills run down her spines like water moving in her body,she had heard do many horrible tales about the alpha being this cjond and inhuman but never had she thought that she was going to be a victim of his inhuman behavior,this man was a devil in human form and the son of Lucifer himself but what she didn't understand was why he had to punish her even after knowing that she was his newest bride,the man is a devil and he was going to pay for this,if he thinks that she's just going to let this go,then that's just some kind of big fat lie . "Just so you know alpha ,I can read your thoughts ,be careful of what you say about me or what you wish for me " he says in a mocking vo

"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."

Before we could take three steps, the voice rang out again, this time more vicious and louder. “Would you all just watch our Alpha marry a dirty divorced woman?! What if she is a spy sent by her ex-husband?! Haven’t you all thought about this?!” We immediately paused. My eyes turned cold. But the voice continued. “Also, do you all remember that the one who was supposed to marry our Alpha was Michelle Alaska? But the moment this bitch appeared, not only did she steal someone’s fiancé, she also got pregnant out of wedlock and even made the Alpha cut ties with the Alaska family, who had always assisted us! Don’t you all think this is fishy?!”

Beatrice moved first. I sensed it before I saw it… the shift in her scent, the spike of fury laced with panic. Her hand grabbed a glass cup. A heartbeat later, it was flying through the air. “What the hell do you think you are doing?” she snapped. “Trying to pull Alpha Victor’s attention with these pathetic lies? Know your place. You forced your way into this union with Alpha Victor. You were never meant to belong here. You are just an intruder who refused to leave.”

My eyes stung, and I had no idea if I was about to cry or laugh, so I did a strange mix of both, alone in the most uncomfortable room in the house. Maybe this was fate. A clumsy, unfortunate fate. I turned the page over with a lot more respect than before. Clause fourteen. Upon completion of the transfer described in Clause six, the Alphas may dissolve this union at their sole discretion, without contest from the wife or her family. The little happiness drained from my face and left something cold. Dissolve. Not divorce. Dissolve, like I was some sugar in a tea. A little stir and it’s gone. I sat on the nearest chair, because my legs were starting to hurt. Reality slowly started to win. it a

Yeah, he was teasing and I felt like punching his handsome face. We sat quietly and ignored all the side speeches, gushes, and blushes. “Here is to the renewal of love,” the officiator said and I could see smiles on people's faces. The bride looked happy and beautifully dressed, her makeup was amazing, yet something was off. I could smell darkness emitting from her and I wondered why she would be getting married to this young Alpha. My guess was wrong. Trailing my gaze away from the bride to the groom? All my suspicions got the answers they needed.