The Alphas Bride Novels & Stories

"You're smaller than she was. We'll have to take in the waist." "I'm not actually doing this," I said. My voice sounded dreamlike. "This is insane. You can't force someone to marry—" "You killed his bride," the woman said simply, like that explained everything. "Bride for bride." "It was an accident—" "Doesn't matter." She started unlacing my torn dress. "You're here now. And trust me, honey, you do NOT want to refuse Alpha Nero." "Why? What happens if I refuse?" She met my eyes in the mirror. And for the first time, I saw genuine pity there.

It looks like she cannot believe what I am saying. Lisa? I ask and she raises her eyes at me. Can you hear me? I ask and she nods her head. Yes…yea I can. You want to know more about the destined bride? Can you tell me something about her? What is her power? You may want to take your sit Luna Fey, Lisa says and I take my feet. The destined bride is only existent because of the cursed Alpha. Lisa says to me. Cursed Alpha? I thought it was non existent. Isn’t that a legend of decades ago?

with a raised eyebrow, the Alpha King asked. “Let her out now, Alpha King Dantes! Surrender the former Alpha’s Breeder to her true mate! Everyone in this gathering, be it known to all of you that the bride of the Alpha King is the mate of the Rogue Alpha!” with chin held up high, the Medean Queen shouted.

a voice whispered in disbelief. Alyssa bared her teeth, growling in frustration. But Seraphine didn’t react. She stood tall, serene, the light of the moon casting her in an otherworldly glow. The pack, once so certain of Alyssa’s destiny, now watched Seraphine in awe. The Alpha, his voice uncertain for the first time, commanded, “Everyone, remain calm!” But the pack’s confusion deepened. They had witnessed something undeniable—Seraphine, the girl they had dismissed and mocked, was glowing with the blessing of the Moon Goddess.

It was constructed over five hundred years ago and is revered as the oldest church in the country. We wait in the limousine for the ceremony to commence. After a few more minutes, the wedding coordinator approaches us. "The groom is already inside, so be prepared in two minutes," she informs us. "This is it, Martina. It's your moment to shine," Alicia smirks, and we make our way towards the closed door. Alicia, Stefanie, and Fiona enter through the side door, while Fiona, my dad, and I wait outside. After a few more minutes, the grand door finally opens. The familiar tune of the "Bridal Chorus," likely the most renowned wedding song, fills the air.

“You’re backing the wrong horse Sila. She is an outsider. She doesn’t deserve to be here. And on top of that, she has the nerve to demand that the Alpha’s future mate serve her! We should rip off her clothes her and now and put her in her place!” “W-What?” My voice is shaking. “I didn’t ask for anyone to -” “Oh, shut up,” Dolores spits at me. “We know that you specifically asked Ness to be your maid! That was your condition for saying yes!” Ness? She’s the future Alpha pair?

The great hall fell into a stunned silence the moment the Beta’s words echoed through the room. “Prince Kai, you are the new Alpha of our pack. And Lady Selene, you are the new Luna.” For several heartbeats, no one moved. The air felt thick, heavy with shock and disbelief. Then the hall erupted into forced applause and low howls of acknowledgment. But the sound was stiff, reluctant.

“You got yourself a nice one over here.” I pretended to be flattered by the compliment, batting my eyelashes and giggling when appropriate. Ethan and Donatello’s conversation drifted away from his wedding and into the business of his company. I wasn’t really listening as more alphas approached us and surrounded Ethan. The energy around them was suffocating. So many alphas in one place resulted in a battle for dominance in the social hierarchy of th conversation. Luckily, one of the wives of the alphas approached and saved me from the group.

They were aggressive and trained to kill and only a word from the Alpha's mouth can utterly destroy an entire rival pack. "Your time is almost up, Alpha. Lowell." Fridolf cuts in as uncle sobs. I saw the disgust all over his face as he heard Adolphus and Rudina crying like they were already taken for slaughter. "Better still, you could give your beautiful, little daughter to the Alpha!!" He chuckled as he squatted right before Rudina as he raised her head up, having her look right into his eyes. "She would make a good wife for the Alpha. She might be too young but definitely she'll grow so fast being in his arms!" He scoffed as his men laughed at his lame joke.

“No, the women don’t interest me, not when I have you by my side.” Grayson joined us once again. “Enjoying the show?” he asked. He reeked of alcohol. Strangely, most Alphas I had come across were good-looking, but Grayson had somehow missed out on the good genes; I couldn’t look away from his crooked nose. “Yes, indeed.” Alexander replied. “Where is the bride?” He asked. “She is over there.” He pointed. My gaze followed his direction, and there I saw a girl—not a lady or a woman, a girl. She was beautiful, no doubt, but she couldn’t be more than fifteen.