Married My Ex's Alpha Uncle by Aurora Starling

Silver's

POV

hospital, probably wondering where I was.

"Are you sure this is a good idea?" Rebecca asked as she sat cross-legged on my bed. She was watching me warily as I roamed across the room. When my phone was at a decent charge, I called her and told her that I had gone home. I completely forgot she was at the She came over right away once I told her where I was.

"Shirley told me that they were mates; I'm not sure what else to do," I muttered, giving her a pointed look.

Once I was alone in my room, I cried all that I could. I only stopped crying once Rebecca showed up and even now, my eyes were puffy and filled with moisture. I just felt so numb and out of it, I wanted this pain to stop already.

"But what if she was lying?" She asked, her brows pinched together.

"And if she wasn't?" I asked in return. "I don't want to be the reason to come between them. I feel stupid enough to be put in this position. He's been hanging around her so much lately that this is the only thing that makes sense. He will barely touch me, Rebecca. Do you have any idea how that makes me feel?"

"Oh, Hun," Rebecca said, standing to her feet. "I'm so sorry."

I nodded and gave her a sad smile as I grabbed some more of my clothing and took it to the suitcase that sat on my bed.

"Are you sure that you don't mind if I crash with you?" I asked her.

me

but I live in your father's pack. Are you sure you're okay with that?"

and licked

part is I'm going to have to tell my father about this if I want to stay in his territory for the time

and wrapped her arms around me, pulling me in

at her phone, and I could see the worry lines creasing

will be here any minute. Did you tell the guards that we were expecting him?" She

a nervous pit

lawyer,

lawyer.

lived in

still

packs. Rebecca called him on my behalf earlier asking him for

if on cue, there was a knock on my bedroom door. I looked at Rebecca who gave me a reassuring and yet kind of sad smile. I nodded at her and took a

she couldn't even look directly at. I didn't let it bother me though; I stood and waited for her to tell me her message. "Luma, your guest has arrived. He's waiting

my thanks to her and motioned for Rebecca to follow

grand stairs, I saw Marco standing in the middle of the foyer being

clear,' one of them said