Married My Ex's Alpha Uncle by Aurora Starling

This food was so good.

I closed my eyes and continued to eat, letting the flavors dance off my taste buds.

"Do you enjoy chicken pot pie?" Scott asked curiously.

I could tell he was trying to get to know me.

I nodded and cleared my throat as I swallowed the food.

"Yes," I answered. "It's always been a favorite dish of mine."

"Mine too!" He nearly shouted. "I guess we have some stuff in common."

I nodded and forced a smile as I took another bite of the pie.

"So, what exactly is the plan for tomorrow?" I asked him, needing to know for certain what he was actually planning to do.

He looked up at me and assessed my face for a moment; I tried to keep it as neutral as possible.

"We have to wait until midnight," he explained. "That's when the full moon rises to the highest point in the sky. That's also when we are the strongest. I have a spell that'll help us expand our abilities to every pack and cause all the wolves to go mad. We'll be able to change the scents of every high-ranking wolf. They'll be fighting each other in no time."

I swallowed the vomit that desperately wanted to spill out of my mouth. I grabbed a glass of water and took a long sip of it. As I put it down, I took a deep breath and

scoffed at the mention of Elliot as he took another large bite of his food. He chewed thoughtfully for a long while before setting his fork down and

said, his tone

looked up

"What?" I asked.

mother I would avenge her death and that's exactly what I'm going to do.

strong, and I doubted someone like Scott

sending a chill down my

secret weapon that'll get rid of him quickly," Scott murmured. "All it'll take is a

my stomach; was he talking about the same dagger that I came here

the table. "Are you capable of truly

widened; I couldn't let him be

of course not,"

I want to

our parents and reclaim my life. I'm proud to be standing by your side while we restore

rightfully ours to begov

it didn't reach

"That's what I like to hear. We are going to be a great

another thought

night, I might not be