Married My Ex's Alpha Uncle by Aurora Starling

Silver's POV

It was a sleepless night, and I spent most of the day isolated in the bedroom while my brother did Goddess knows what. My nerves were on high alert. One rogue came into my room at some point during the day to give me some food, but I refused to eat it. I didn't trust anything they gave me. She told me that Scott wanted me to have my strength for later that evening because I would need it, but I told her I wouldn't consume anything they gave me.

Scott came to see me later in the afternoon and he had a smug look on his face.

"My spell is complete and now I just need to cast it," he told me, folding his arms across his chest as he leaned against the doorframe. "We are going to your darling husband's pack in a couple of hours. It'll be the last time you ever see him alive."

My heart fell deep into my stomach. I wasn't sure what to say, so I chose not to say anything for right now. I let my eyes fall to the ground, not able to look him in the eyes. He smirked, taking my silence as a win.

"You should eat something, you'll need your strength," he told me, pushing off the doorframe.

I shook anything.

"I don't trust you," I murmured. "I won't consume anything given to me here."

"You ate when you first got here," he said, folding his arms across his chest.

got here. Now that I'm a

scoffed at my

to come together. I need your powers, so we

his words, "until we

gaze to look at

as he stepped through the door to leave the

murmured. "I'll see you

another word, he closed the door, leaving me alone with my thoughts. I finally allowed the tears that I'd been holding in to fall out of my eyes and roll down my cheeks. Elliot... please... keep yourself safe because I

was either because I was growing weak, and depressed, or maybe I was just exhausted after spending the entire night in panic mode. But I woke up when I felt my hand falling to my side. The

the rogue from last night who brought Scott to me. He had glimmer of humor in his

me towards the door. None

clock, but there were none. Based on the window, it was dark outside, so I knew it was probably almost time

at the doorway with a wide smile

her in the car," he said, motioning for the car sitting out front. It wasn't there earlier, and I wondered where it