Married My Ex's Alpha Uncle by Aurora Starling

"Yeah, what would you do without me?" He teased.

Silver and only Silver.

My phone chimed at that moment, and I scrambled for it. My heart was racing as I looked at the screen, hoping that it was Silver. I had Shirley's number blocked for right now, so I knew it wasn't her. At some point, I'll talk to her Shirley, but not right now. My priority was It wasn't Silver, but it was the next best thing. The only window I had to Silver.

Rebecca: I finally got her out of bed and ate something. She's still a shell of herself and tears keep escaping her eyes when she thinks I'm not watching. But it's progress.

My heart ached for my wife; I wanted to hold her and tell her that it was going to be okay. I wasn't going to let anything bad happen to her or our marriage again. Nobody would ever come between us.

I replied to the text right away.

Me: Do you think she will be ready to talk to me soon?

Rebecca: Maybe. I told her that you and Shirley aren't mates.

Me: I wanted to be the one to tell her.

I couldn't help but feel a bit aggravated that she heard this information from Rebecca and not from me. But I was also relieved that the misunderstanding was cleared up.

Rebecca: Sorry, but she needed to know the truth.

Me: I'm coming over.

Rebecca: Not yet! Give her some more time!

my phone in my pocket, not

going

should shower first?"

frowned and took a whiff

"Yeah, good idea."

beta suggested and I showered; after I changed my clothes and dried my hair, I went back downstairs feeling like a new man. Leo

asked, raising his brows and dangling

to see her. I'm done waiting,"

He smiled even wider.

"Then, let's go!"

....

Silvers POV

did that really mean anything? I saw how Elliot was with her; he spent

couple of weeks when it came down to it, I wasn't capable of fighting

and everybody

around my body like I was trying to hold myself together. I suddenly couldn't get warm enough and that bed was looking even better

I frowned at her.

wrong?" I

a startled expression, like she

nothing," she said lamely; her cheeks turning

my brows at