The Alpha's Unwanted Bride Novels & Stories

My clothes were torn, my body was sore, but nothing hurt more than the thought that I was now someone’s property. I didn’t even know his face properly, but his name Damian Blackwood repeated in my mind. He was the Alpha King, the most feared wolf in the world. And he had just bought me.

“Where's the bride?” She forced a snarl back down her throat. “In the changing room. She'd appear after the Alpha has appeared.” “Well, that's interesting. Can I have the glass back, please? I'm quite thirsty.” “Where the hell is the Alpha?” Diane forcing herself into his mind was not something Julian had foreseen happening, and his mind was momentarily imbalanced. Then he steadied himself and glared at her before pushing her out. “Don't you dare do that again,” he said with a low growl. “And as for where the Alpha is, well-, it's his wedding, so he should be here soon.”

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!”

“What?” Selene’s gaze flicked to Damien, enjoying the fury in his eyes. “Didn’t he tell you? Your Alpha father already promised him to me. We’re to be married. A union of packs. A union of power.” “No,” Emilia whispered, her stomach dropping, the bond twisting painfully. She turned to Damien, desperate. “Tell me she’s lying.” Damien’s jaw clenched, his golden eyes burning with fury and shame. “Emilia—” Before he could finish, the forest shook with a deafening snarl.

Ava had the curly blonde hair, while mine was the straight one that couldn’t keep a curl for more than an hour, “Your hair color is also wrong. Like a dirty blonde. Your eyes aren’t as blue. You’re not as curvy as she is. You’re also a bit slimmer, and that’s not a good thing. She was plumpy in the right areas, you... eh. All these differences, I hadn’t noticed. The only thing you have going for you is your brain. I contacted the university you graduated from in other to get a reference for your job, and they spoke highly of you. Apparently, several medic alphas want you as their nurse. But then again, that’s not really special. What is brains with no beauty to back it up?” he sighed, soundi

Alpha Mark went to Raymond and hugged him. “My son, have you woken up? Do I see right? I am so pleased.” Raymond patted his back lightly, saying, “It’s not time for these questions.” Alpha Mark nodded and moved back. “What happened, everyone?” He asked. “Alpha, your uncle wedded this girl to you while you were unconscious,” a man said. Hearing him speak, Jennifer thought he might be important to this Pack. “Yes, Alpha. As our esteemed Alpha, whoever you marry will become our Luna. How can any girl be audacious to throw a party, claiming to be your bride? You did not even sign the marriage papers.”

"...or I will tear your arms from your shoulders before the sun sets over this valley." Colin stood up slowly, stepping directly between Caelan and my chair, his own wolf rising to defend his lodge officer. "She is no longer bound to your pack, High Alpha. The tribunal papers were signed four years ago." Caelan pulled the heavy parchment scroll from his belt and slammed it onto my desk, the royal wax seal of the Grand Alpha Tribunal shattering upon impact. "The tribunal papers were forged by the Greystone Pack," Caelan snarled, stepping into my space until his towering frame blocked out the light. "The blood-bond was never severed—and I have come to claim my human wife and my trueborn daught

I argue. He remains silent for a few seconds, seeming to be deeply thinking. "Maybe she was evil, but I still want to meet her parents. So you'll take me to the people that claimed to know her and her family." He states with a tone of finality. But I cannot agree to that. My heart beat picks up speed as he impatiently gazes at me, waiting for my response. Luckily the priest announces the moment for the new Alpha and his bride to exchange their vows and the loud cheer from the crowd interrupts our conversation. I gladly join our fellow guests in applauding the young Alpha and the bride as they step forward to stand in front of the priest.

My mind reels, the betrayal of Natalie a sharp, unexpected twist of the knife. “And the best part?” Adriana continues, her voice laced with glee. “Alpha Dane arrives this very weekend to finalize the arrangement with Alpha Liam and collect his bride – you. Presented as the lovely Princess Natalie.” “You can’t do this!” I lunge upwards, pain shooting through my body, but the healers’ hands, gentle yet firm, restrain me. “I won’t be sold like cattle!”

"Boy and girl fall in love." "Boy and girl get married." "Boy and girl move in together." "Boy and girl have babies." "You failed to mention one very important step. To us Humans, marriage is a commitment of forever. We need that commitment." Ally explained. "But Luna is an Alpha's wife. It is a commitment forever. And unlike human marriages, it doesn't often end in divorce." Jake replied. "Oh, do you confess your love in a formal ceremony in front of all your friends and family, and promise each other in front of God and everyone that you will love, honor, and cherish so long as you both shall live?" Ally asked.