Married My Ex's Alpha Uncle (Silver and Elliot) novel Chapter 3

Silver’s POV

My head ached as I came to.

I slowly opened my eyes, trying to adjust my eyes to the dimmed room. The sun was desperately trying to peer in through the closed window shades. The memories of last night slowly returned and I gasped.

I had proposed to a stranger and then kissed him!

We both had some more shots and then we got a cab, and I went home with him. As I looked around the strange, unfamiliar room I was in, I realized the mistake I had made. I had a one-night stand with a stranger!

I looked down at myself and saw that I was still naked and when I saw the man sleeping beside me, his arm over his face, covering his eyes, I stifled a scream.

He was shirtless and from his 8-pack abs, it was clear he took great care of himself.

Oh, Moon Goddess… he was so attractive even early in the morning.

Finding my clothes on the ground beside the bed, I quickly and quietly dressed. I tiptoed toward the door only to pause and look back at his sleeping form. He was still in the same position and sighed out in relief before leaving.

Instead of returning to the home I shared with Gavin, I went home to my father’s house, intent on telling him that I was canceling the wedding. But I wasn’t expecting Gavin to be standing on the front porch.

Was he waiting for me?

“Where have you been?” Gavin asked, stomping over to me. “I’ve been trying to call you all night.”

“I don’t need to answer to you,” I said heatedly. I was done shedding tears over this man; my eyes were dry, and I was fed up with being walked on. I just wanted to speak with my father and then figure out my next steps. Rebecca already said I could stay with her if needed.

“You are my fiancé, and we are getting married today,” Gavin told me, his lip curling up in a snarl.

“I’m here because I’m canceling the wedding, Gavin.”

I tried to walk past him, but he grabbed my shirt and I saw his nostrils flare with anger.

“Are those hickeys?!” He asked, his face red as fury poured off him in waves. “Have you been seeing someone else?!”

I pulled away from him, trying to cover my neck.

“I knew you were wolfless and weak, but I had no idea you were a whore too!” Gavin hissed.

“You were the one who cheated on me, Gavin! You have no right to call me a whore,” I retorted, my voice rising.

Just then, the front door swung open, and I turned to see my father storming outside.

“What is going on out here?” My father asked, his eyes narrowing at me. “I should have known it would be you. Why am I not surprised that you are making a scene on my front porch.”

He glanced at Gavin and his eyes softened.

“Gavin, it’s good to see you. Please, come in.”

My jaw tightened as Gavin walked past me and into the house; my father right behind him. I reluctantly followed them and shut the door behind me.

“What are you doing here, Silver? Shouldn’t you be getting ready for your wedding?” My father asked, glaring at me.

“That’s why I’m here,” I said, shooting Gavin a look. “I’m calling off the wedding.”

“The hell you are!” My father hissed. “What gives you the right to decide something like that??”

“I won’t marry someone who cheats on me,” I told him coldly, my lips pressing together in a thin line.

“I’m not the cheater here,” Gavin said, his voice sounding almost weak as he grabbed the collar of my shirt and pulled it down, revealing the hickeys on my neck. “She was with someone else the night before our wedding!”