The Thunderforge Alpha's Contract Bride Novels & Stories

But Devika never looked back Because she wasn’t just fighting to become Alpha. She was fighting for revenge. To kill the man who ruined her brother’s name. To bring down Alpha Jaxson and everything he built. But to do that, she needed to enter the one place where her kind didn’t belong—the AlphaForge Academy. It was forbidden. No girl had ever set foot inside those halls, because in the entire kingdom of Vukaria, no pack had ever been ruled by a female Alpha. Girls were expected to marry warriors, bear heirs, and stay out of battle.

I asked, raising my brows in defense. “He’s Draven. And you’re….you. Plus, he’s not the type to just… hug,” he said, narrowing his eyes. Anton was very smart. “Not everyone saw us,” I said, shrugging trying to change the topic. “Doesn’t matter. The ones who saw it are probably telling the other Alphas, hence, gossip about this temporary truce through marriage will be known soon.” “Well, a Thornshade girl and the Almighty Alpha of Ironfang are married. It has a nice ring to it,” I said, smiling. “I’ll be right back with him,” I said, taking Lior to Draven.

Alpha king announced again. Alpha Cougar also had a proud smile on his face. No one knew but he was told to welcome the girl into his pack with open arms as she would bring peace and good luck to the pack. That was the reason he had been lying to his wife all along and sent his sons to the Ice Crest pack to bring Sora to his pack. After all, no one was aware that Alpha Cougar married Cerci, Sora's mother, just to get Sora in his pack. Otherwise, he had no use for Cerci and Solana in his pack. But of course, he couldn't let anyone know all this. It was a secret between him and “HER!”

said the elder in the gathering. I let out a short chuckle as some of them had finally shown their aims. Some of them have made deals and even signed a contract with the Alphas of those packs to mark their daughters as my bride, but little do they know evidence is ready and pointing at every one of them that betrayed the pack for their aims. “Every one of you should name the pack that we can build an alliance with. After all, you all are the elders of the pack and could see far beyond what I can see at times.”

“She looks familiar.” I didn’t know who said it, but the words landed anyway. The massive doors to the Alpha’s hall opened before we reached them. Inside, the council was assembled, elders lining the hall on both sides. At the far end stood the Alpha of Blackwood, older than I expected. Thorne stepped forward and dropped to one knee. “I return with what was lost,” he said, his voice steady. “The daughter of our Alpha.” Every single eye turned to me. For a moment, my feet refused to move. Doubt surged, terrifying. I wasn’t ready. I didn’t even know how to exist inside this truth yet.

I said, voice roughened by the beast inside me, “questions their Alpha. My word is final.” The walls of the council room, lined with ancient symbols and stern faces from portraits past, bore witness to my fury. I didn’t care if they trembled. Let them. Let them all remember who leads this pack. Lena’s father stepped forward with equal heat, squaring his shoulders like the Alpha he once was—still tried to be in his mind. His salt-and-pepper beard twitched with every angry breath. His eyes flashed with power long rusted. “You will marry my daughter, Rowan. We had an agreement.”

Diana was writing in her journal beneath a tall tree, while I saw myself fishing in the pond on the property with our father. I see my mother walking around the house, accompanied by someone else. I pause from reminiscing about the past, drawn to follow them for answers. The storm cloud around me is a smoky white fog, but I know if I were truly there, everything would be as clear as day. I'm not sure why I feel this certainty, but I continue to chase after my mother and the mysterious figure. They enter through the front door, and I follow, where I find my mother with Maria—much younger, yet unmistakably her. They're discussing a child of significant power. "He is to become Alpha," I hear th

"I will. I will marry her the day she turns 20." It was a promise. Julian ran. He fought his beast instinct like a madman. He growled, transformed into a black three-legged wolf, and jumped out of the corridor window. He had to blow some steam... or he would go into a very destructive rampage. ---- Note: Do you want to see the visuals of this story? Follow our Ins-tagramm account: @sagastories.id. By the way, this story is available as a comic/w*****n. Just look for the same title "The Alpha's Replacement Bride" on W e b t o on app.

“I know you desire her. My mother told me stories about the lost bride. She's your bride and I have noticed the way you have been spying on her and watching her from the shadows. I did my assignment before coming here." His audacity doesn't surprise me. Not that I expected it. Like I said he is clever the other humans that I have met. “So that makes you think that I would want to help you." “Yes. I become Alpha and you get your bride. It's a win-win situation for the both of us." “And if it doesn't work?" “Then my soul perishes." I summon a soul contract and pass it to him to sign. “Once you sign this. Our deal will be sealed. No going back or trying to act funny when it comes to pay back."

“We will all look into it discreetly, but you are to act with caution Alpha, If you break the treaty without proof, you will have to take responsibility for everything that will happen, the war, the bloodshed" “I understand Elders, and you should rest assured I won't let that happen" I said through clenched teeth. He leaned forward slightly. “Be careful, Alpha She is not just your vampire bride. She is her mother’s daughter, and you of all people should know how cunning a vampire can be." I didn't respond,I left without another word. But the fire in my chest burned hotter than ever. I knew it, the elders never took sides, all they ever do is show the one who is front of them that their are o