The Alphas Bride Novels & Stories

She said softly. “But right now, you need to stay out of this.” “He didn’t even hesitate.” I said, tears spilling down my face. “He didn’t think he just decided.” Kara was quiet for a moment. “He is an Alpha.” She finally said. “This is how his world works.” I hugged myself. “Then what kind of world am I living in?” I asked. Kara didn’t answer, she stood up and locked the door. “You are safe here.” She said, “For now.”

He stood in front of the mirror as he turned back to them. “Where is your sister? Where is Eva?” He questioned as he searched for his second daughter “Eva?” The duo stared at each other in confusion, like they had no idea who Renata was. Ever since the Alpha got mated to the Luna, their union has been blessed with three daughters. The first was Renata, their first daughter; of the age 19. Renata was a tall lady with long blonde tresses which stretched to her mid back.

When she was done changing into something much more befitting, she turned around and when Williams laid eyes on her, he was pleasantly surprised to see how beautiful she looked. He held her hands and the duo stepped out of the room, with Catherine behind going to close the door, while they both walked through the hallway and into their Alpha's chamber. When the Alpha laid eyes on Rose, he was filled with a smile. Rose on the other hand was tensed stepping into the chamber. It would be the first time she was having a one-on-one encounter with the Alpha in the chamber. "Raise" He instructed after she bowed down before him. The Alpha walked up to her and held her hands. He stared into her eyes,

That wasn’t what I expected. “Your fated mate?” Erik sneers back at him. “But you’re mated to Princess Vivian from the Eastern Wolf Kingdom. Do you really expect me to believe that you are mated to another woman and have a fated mate? You do know that once you give a female your mating mark, your bond with your fated mate disappears. You have no claim to this woman.” Cedric glowers at him. “Vivian does not bear my mating mark!”

he explained. I narrowed my eyes at him. “What deal did you make, Alpha?” I demanded as I felt as if it involved me. Father smiled nervously and then cleared his throat. “Alpha Klaus has a daughter and I have a son. We agreed to unite both kingdoms by marrying our children together. A bond sealed by blood. This way, it can never be broken. Thus, putting an end to the everlasting war,” he finally splurted out.

He looked at me like his equal. "The moment you flared that light, the bond between us changed," he whispered, his face inches from mine. "I bought you to keep you. To use you to solidify my claim. But now? Now I have to hide you. Because every Alpha within a thousand miles felt that pulse. They are coming, Elara. They will come with silver chains and blood-stained blades, and they will try to take you from me." "And will you let them?" I challenged, my voice surprisingly steady despite the terror thrumming in my blood. "I’m just a 'Bought Bride,' remember? Surely I’m not worth a war."

, he then pointed to the people behind him, the words came out from his mouth, but his teeth were clenched at the moment. Naya’s siblings decided to stop interfering with Jade, he finally got the opportunity and walked up to Naya, the smile on his face was the same gentlemanly one that he had earlier, he stretched his hand to Naya and said “I finally get to talk to you, it felt like there was a barricade between us, let me introduce myself again, I am Jade, the Alpha of the Phantom pack” he looked at Naya with a gaze that was expecting her to show some surprise when she heard his pack name, Naya forced a smile on her face and said “nice to meet you Alpha Jade” just like earlier she refused t

My foster sister, Sylvia Blackwood, was so terrified of being bonded to the cold, merciless Alpha King that she rigged the lot the moment it was my turn to draw. I pulled out the Alpha King. The whole hall erupted. I looked toward my fated mate, Raymond Hale—but he wasn't looking at me. His eyes were locked on Sylvia, and only her. My brother, Carl Blackwood, didn't call out the switch either. He just let them whisper and laugh. I stood there frozen, eyes burning red. Everyone treated it like a joke. They never thought I'd actually go through with bonding with a wolf that dangerous. But staring at the same faces who once swore they'd love me forever—I finally knew. I was done. I was leaving.

Aurora I’ve never thought of my wedding to be something spectacular. I have never thought of my mate to be so dutiful in planning it. It’s a relief to have Jaxson as the Alpha, as my mate, because as I linger ill on the porch, I watch him and a few other Dawn pack members erect a wood platform onto the beach, just wide enough for the two of us.

She marched down the aisle with the stiff, practised precision of an executioner. Behind her came the bridal party. The bridesmaids wore matching gowns the colour of dried blood, their faces masks of perfect, drilled submission. The groomsmen walked with their shoulders squared, their hands hovering fractions of an inch from the hilts of their silver knives. Then came Alpha Lincoln Atlas.