The Thunderforge Alpha's Contract Bride Novels & Stories

Before I could even make a move, I felt Alice and Stefanie's arms on both my shoulders, dragging me to their mother. "Hello, my daughter, mommy misses you," she said, her voice oozing with sarcasm. When I heard her say the word mommy, I felt a sense of repulse since she had the nerve to call herself my mother, but she didn't even make me feel loved by her and instead did everything to make my life miserable. "Fiona..." I said, acknowledging that I knew her. "See, this is Zion Montgomery's wife, and she's my daughter, and there is no way that those cards will be declined, so it's either all your machines are faulty or maybe you are lying," she said.

"I'm not a broodmare!" Kane slammed his fist on the table. "You are what we need you to be!" The sound echoed through the memory like a gunshot. A week before the ceremony, desperation drove me to sneak into the archives in the dead of night. My hands shook as I found the complete marriage terms, my wolf-enhanced night vision allowing me to read every devastating detail. In the corner of the contract, written in tiny script that would be easy to miss: 【If Aria bears an Alpha heir, Frost Wind Pack will gain 30% mining rights to our gem deposits】.

But when I got close, something flickered in his eyes. Regret? Guilt? Restraint? It didn’t matter anymore. Our hands met. A silver thread wrapped around our wrists—light, yet it burned like it knew the truth of us. The priestess began her chant, ancient words that should’ve meant something. To me, they sounded like chains being forged. “Under moonlight, by blood and vow, Alpha and Luna are joined…” Then it was my turn to answer. But the past struck first. --- Flashback Rain drenched the clearing. I was soaked, shaking. My heart—barely holding itself together.

Even from behind, he looked commanding, his broad shoulders and defined silhouette radiating power. I shook my head, reminding myself he was the reason I was here. Taking a steadying breath, I walked forward until I stood before him. His dark eyes raked over me from head to toe, and I couldn't tell what he was thinking. His intense gaze made my breath catch, and against my will, I found myself wondering what was going through his mind. After a long pause, his eyes met mine, neither of us willing to look away first. "Today, we gather for a sacred rite in the Black Shadow Pack," announced the elderly woman officiating the ceremony. Her voice carried across the hall with practiced authority. "W

forever. END. * Next: Claimed by Three Alphas Her groom cheated on her the day of their wedding. The innocent bride got drunk and she was suddenly kidnapped and sold to three hunk Alphas!

he replied, his words dripping with a sense of betrayal and resentment. The mention of Freya's name triggered a shocked response from Sylvia. The Freya she knew was someone she had known, someone who had been through life and death with her, and someone she believed to be a kindred spirit. Could this be the same Freya who had a hand in orchestrating this chaos? Doubt and disbelief mingled in Sylvia's thoughts. Amidst the escalating tension, Jason's commands directed the witches to harness their powers and seek ancestral intervention for protection. Simultaneously, the hunters armed themselves with advanced weaponry, preparing to unleash their assault on the Alpha.

’ She roared. And I did— “I, Evelara Stormrune, the luna of Silverfang, reject you, Alpha Callum Brooksbane as my mate and husband. May this Severing Contract be the witness of our bond breaking.” I uttered those words before him, quick and breathless. A loud howl echoed within, probably breaking the barrier of the soundproof system of the room. So much so that Kael and the warriors hurried their way in. Callum grabbed his chest, falling to his knees. His face was red and breathless.

a servant said, stepping forward with an envelope. Inside was the marriage contract bearing the names of Kira and Kaelen Cross. Attached to it was an official treaty from Thornfell declaring that, with Blackwood having fulfilled its obligation by sending Kira as the bride, peace between the two packs would remain intact. “They also sent several boxes,” another warrior added, gesturing toward the crates being carried in behind him. “Gemstones, mostly. Other valuables from their territory. A gesture of good faith, they said.” “Alpha...” I said quietly. “Rest assured, I’ll find out how Kira is being treated in Thornfell. But first, we need to head to the Grand Hall and inform the pack about the

Rae replied. Jake went to his office to contact the Alpha. At first the Alpha wouldn't speak to him. The beta took his info and said the Alpha would return his call later. After Jake's message was gave to the Alpha it didn't take long for him to call Jake back. "Hello, Alpha Jake Wolfe speaking." Jake answered. "This is Star Moon Alpha Jace. I heard you wanted to talk to me?" Star Alpha Jace asked. "Yes. I have recently mated, and upon her change, we noticed something spectacular. My mate's wolf is snow white and has the pale gold star on her forehead." Jake explained.

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.