Married My Ex's Alpha Uncle (Silver and Elliot) novel Chapter 47

Silver’s POV

“Silver!! You made it!” Cara said, jumping up from her seat on the back patio of the packhouse and rushing toward me. Her arms outstretched as she wrapped me in her arms. I wasn’t used to others, besides Rebecca, hugging me, so I wasn’t entirely sure what to do.

I awkwardly patted her on the back, plastering a smile on my lips. Truth be told, I wasn’t going to come to the packhouse today. Yesterday, I was called by the manager of Hope’s Gallery, wanting to have a meeting this week about featuring my portraits in their new exhibit. I’ve worked tirelessly all night creating perfect pieces for this exhibit.

This morning, I was exhausted and didn’t expect Cara, who retrieved my number from Gamma Erik, her mate, to ask me to brunch at the packhouse. I wasn’t much of a brunch person, but I suppose now that I’m a Luna, it’s something I should get used to.

“Thanks for the invitation,” I said as she released me.

She looped her arm through mine and pulled me over to her friends who were munching on mini sandwiches and sipping on wine. Emma gave me a small smile while Alison gave me a noncommittal glance.

I sat down on one of the lounge chairs, putting my glasses on to shield my eyes from the sun.

“So, Silver. Tell us how you met our Alpha. We are dying to know,” Cara dug right into the investigation. I looked at them and saw that they were all staring at me.

What was I supposed to say? What was Elliot telling people? I wanted to make sure my story matched with his. I didn’t think he’d want me to tell people the full truth; especially those I just met.

“We met how anyone would meet,” I said, shrugging casually. “At a bar.”

They all looked at one another.

“Our Alpha was casually at a bar?” Cara asked, her eyes wide with curiosity. “He’s not a very casual guy.”

“I heard he used to have a party streak,” Alison shrugged, leaning back in her seat. “It doesn’t surprise me that he’d go to a bar.”

“A party streak?” Cara asked, her mouth nearly hitting the ground.

Alison glanced at her friend and nodded.

“You’ve only been in his pack for a little over a year, so you didn’t know him back when his father was an Alpha,” Alison stated simply.

I raised my brows at her words.

“His father?” I asked. I hadn’t seen his father at all since I’d been here; or his mother. It made me wonder where his parents were. “What happened to his father?”