Married My Ex's Alpha Uncle by Aurora Starling

My cheeks flushed even more.

"I guess I lost track of time," I admitted.

"You think?" He asked, his sarcasm wasn't missed, but there was also a twinkle of humor in his eyes, so I didn't think much of it. "I managed to see some of the work you've started and your scheduling. You've gotten a lot done. I'm quite impressed."

"I've barely scratched the surface," I told him, chewing my bottom lip a bit nervously.

"You've done more than I've done for them. I've been putting most of those things off because they weren't my priority at the moment. Thank you for helping me out."

It was at that moment I realized his wounds were gone.

"You've been healed," I said simply.

He glanced down at his body before nodding.

"My wolf worked all night to heal my wounds," he explained. "I'm an Alpha; we don't stay injured for long."

I nodded, thoughtfully.

"I see," I said, keeping my bottom lip between my teeth. "Where are you off to this morning?" I found myself asking.

"I am training with the warriors and Alphas this morning," he answered. "We are preparing ourselves for any future rogue battles so injuries like yesterday don't happen again." "Will Shirley be there?"

was. I immediately wanted to take back that question, but his brows pinched together and the look

answered. "She is an

my hands.

Alpha female," he said, cutting off my words. His tone hardened and he sounded almost sharper than he had moments ago. "Does it bother you that

shook my head, trying to

not. It's just that you don't have any female warriors and I wasn't sure if there was a reason behind that," I

He raised his brows.

it was the most

are quite strong and more than capable of defending themselves in a

to fight.

е

start learning at young ages as well. Are you really going to deny your pack that?" I asked him,

genuinely

to train with the gammas?" He asked. "Why would they want that

could happen anywhere at any time. Nobody is safe and that's been proven in the past—" "We are

him. "What then? What if the

"That won't happen-"

I said firmly, cutting him off this time. "Wouldn't you rather we

for a moment while he processed