Married My Ex's Alpha Uncle (Silver and Elliot) novel Chapter 150

Elliot’s POV

“Alpha, how could this happen?” One of the nurses sobbed. “They were fine one minute and now they won’t wake up!”

I had peeked into a couple of the rooms. When I got here, as stated, most of the injured were screaming in pain. Then, it all just stopped. They passed out. Their skin was badly burned as if they were lit on fire and their heartbeats were weak. The doctors were in the process of checking them over and seeing who could be saved.

“Was it poison?” Luca asked as he examined one of the victims.

“They are running tests as we speak so hopefully, we will find out soon enough,” Leo stated, shaking his head. He was pale and it was clear that he was stressing out about this just as we all were. None of us liked to see our packmates suffering in such a way and not being able to do anything about it.

My main focus though was on Silver and the fact that her scent was lingering, but it was growing distant, which meant she hadn’t been here in a while. My stomach was knotted at the thought of anything happening to the woman I had fallen in love with.

Emma was crying in the hospital room when I entered but she straightened when she saw me standing in front of her.

“Alpha…” she sniffled, wiping her eyes with the back of her hand. “Did you find Silver?”

“Not yet, but I’m going to,” I assured her firmly. “Are you sure you didn’t see anything more? You have no idea where they could have taken her?”

She shook her head as more tears filled her eyes.

“I just remember one of them saying not to hurt her because their boss would want her untouched,” she whimpered.

That was weird. Why would they take her and not want to hurt her? Why would they take her at all? My only thought was they were taking her to get to me.

Then, another memory surfaced in my mind.

“You said they gave you a pill and Silver stopped you from taking it?”

She glanced at the nightstand and that’s when I saw a small dixie cup. I approached it cautiously as if it were some kind of bomb that might go off at any moment. Inside the dixie cup were too small blue pills. I narrowed my eyes at it as I lifted the cup off the table and closer into view.

I sniffed it, but it didn’t smell unusual.

Without another word I left the room only to find Leo and Luca standing in the hallway, waiting.

“Get this tested,” I said, handing the dixie cup to Leo.

Leo looked into the cup and narrowed his eyes. He nodded and left without another word.