Married My Ex's Alpha Uncle by Aurora Starling

"Because she might be able to help you. Or at least give you some information."

"Help me how?"

He was quiet for a moment, and then he countered my question with a question of his own.

"What do you know about my sister?"

"Not much other than what others tell me," I confessed. "You never speak to me about your family, so I kind of have to pick up the pieces from everyone else."

"I assumed everyone knew about my family. Even those outside of my pack," he told me, shrugging one shoulder.

I nodded and bit my lower lip.

"My family made it difficult for me to keep up with life outside of our pack," I confessed.

He nodded thoughtfully.

"Well, my sister is the High Priestess of the Moon Goddess. She can see the past and future. Her power is incredible. She travels around the world often to help those in need. She mainly lives a couple of hours away from our pack though. She stays there when she's not traveling."

"I see, and you are taking me to her because why?" I asked.

"After the last full moon, when he transformed during the banquet, I spent a lot of time researching your condition," he admitted.

My eyes grew large.

"You did? I asked. "Why?"

to be able to live a normal life and not worry about others. I don't want what happened

why you've been so busy at work? Because you were trying to figure out how to help

not even bothering to

that for me?" I found myself

"I already told you-"

doing it to help me. But

to be under control,

like he had slapped me. I bit my lower

my duty is to protect each of my packmates,

nodded, understanding what he was saying, but I still felt that sting in my chest that

sister can help?" I

"I think she might be able to shed some light on things. I contacted her and she

I nodded.

get it," I told him, still chewing

rest of the ride

reached her house, and I had a nervous pit

I was meeting Elliot's sister for the

time. This felt huge.

your sister?" I found myself asking as we got out of

told me. "But life happens, and we

sorry," I told

not as bad as

at that