Married My Ex's Alpha Uncle (Silver and Elliot) novel Chapter 134

“Will this ever get old?” I asked him as he kissed down my neck, sucking on the nape of my neck where my shoulder meets my neckline. “Having sex with you? Being this turned on all the time. Wanting you this badly? Will it ever stop?”

“Goddess, I hope not,” he spoke in a raspy tone.

We spent some more time in bed and then we went to the beach for the rest of the afternoon. Later in the evening, we sadly had to return to our normal lives and return to the pack. Neither of us seemed to want to leave, but I feel this trip was a huge success. We grew closer as a couple, and I was finally able to tell him that I loved him. By the end of the trip. We smelled so much like one another that nobody would question our relationship going forward even if I’m not marked by him.

I didn’t bring up about being marked because I wasn’t sure if I was ready for that step. It just felt so permanent, and it scared me. I didn’t want him to regret marking me; what would happen if he found his mate? The thought left me feeling sick to my stomach.

“What’s wrong?” He asked, glancing at me from the driver’s side of the car.

“Nothing,” I lied, hoping he would buy it. “I was just thinking about what was going to happen once we returned to the pack.”

He smiled at me and reached over to grab my hand, entwining our fingers together, he brought my hand to his lips and kissed my knuckles.

“Now, we start our lives together. You continue your role as Luna and I continue mine as Alpha,” he tells me. “Nothing changes except for how deeply I love you.”

I smiled and I felt my cheeks growing warm.

“There’s nothing you need to worry about,” he assured me, bringing our joined hands to my face and brushing his thumb across my bottom lip, affectionately. I kissed it, making him smile.

When we returned to the pack, an hour later, things were oddly quiet. I frowned, looking around the parklands, wondering where everybody was. Usually, there would be packmates walking around either in human form or wolf form; if not packmates, then at least warriors. But there was nobody. It was like a ghost town; most of the buildings and houses had their lights out.

From the tension in Elliot’s body, I could tell this wasn’t normal and he too was worried about what was happening.