Married My Ex's Alpha Uncle by Aurora Starling

staircase.

Silver chose to wear her brown hair down and it lay in waves around her shoulders and down her back. She wore a light layer of makeup, highlighting her best features. My heart hammered in my chest when I looked up at my beautiful wife as she walked down the grand

"Tada!" Cara said, waving her hands at Silver. "I think I've outdone myself."

"I'd say," I found myself whispering once Silver reached the bottom step. She wore heels that really made her legs look wonderful and complimented the rest of her outfit. The heels were big, but I still towered over her.

"Do I look okay?" Silver asked after a beat of silence; I could tell she was nervous by the way she asked that question and the way she was biting her bottom lip nervously.

"You look incredible," I whispered; I was unable to believe that this was the woman I was married to and the woman I almost lost. I wanted to pull her into my arms and rip her clothes off right then and there, but I refrained from doing so.

"You don't look so bad yourself," she said, eyeing my suit with the look of hunger in her eyes.

I smirked; I had a feeling we were both thinking the same thing and from the smell of desires wafting in the air, I knew I was right.

I grabbed onto her bag with one hand and offered her my other hand. She took it without hesitation but then frowned before we walked to the door.

need to pack

packed, and everything is in the trunk of

then it morphed into

fun, you two," Cara waved after

waved as

driving us?" She

as much alone time

helped her

time we reached the

when we wanted to get away. My sister used to use this suite more than I did, but not much anymore. When called to book the room for the night and made a reservation at the restaurant, they were happy to oblige one of the

members in the world.

respect. This part of town was mainly made up of humans, so they didn't know me as an Alpha here. "Thank you, Mr. Connelly," I replied.

to his lips. I had to bite back a growl; my wolf didn't like another man

Mr. Connelly said,

of his reach, having had enough of