Married My Ex's Alpha Uncle (Silver and Elliot) novel Chapter 189

I was pushed into the bedroom and then I felt a cold, silver, handcuff wrap around my wrist. I winced at the burning sensation because silver still hurt even though I didn’t have a wolf. He latched the other end of the handcuff on the bedpost, forcing me to stick to the bed.

“Please don’t do this,” I pleaded, tears burning in my eyes.

“You should have thought about that before you betrayed me,” Scott said, shaking his head with disgust on his face. He turned to the rogue. “Leave us.”

The rogue nodded and gave me one last hateful look before dispersing from the room and shutting the door behind him. Scott stared at me, his eyes still dark and his mouth still sealed. I hated not knowing what was going on in his mind. I knew he wasn’t going to kill me right now because he needed me in order for tomorrow to be successful. He needed my power. So, what was he planning on doing with me?

“We could have had a good thing,” he murmured, shaking his head at me. “We could have been a team and yet you decided to go against me.”

“I’m sorry,” I whispered, staring at the ground, my cheeks burning.

“Are you sorry for betraying me, or sorry that you got caught?” He asked, his words coming out bitter.

When I didn’t reply, he scoffed.

“That’s what I thought,” he muttered. “It’s because of that damn mark on your neck. Once your precious husband is dead, your mark will disappear, and you can find a new and better husband. You don’t need him, Silver. When will you get that through your head? He killed our parents!”

“His father killed our parents,” I retorted sharply. “And you already killed him. Elliot was only a boy at the time, Scott. He did nothing wrong.”

Scott rolled his eyes.

“The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree,” he muttered.

“But sometimes it can roll away,” I said without hesitation.

He shook his head and stared at me like I had just grown another head.

“I’m disappointed in you, Silver. Our parents would be disappointed too. We are after revenge for them. We are taking back what should be ours.”

“Our father was the Beta; we would have never had leadership over these packs,” I told him.

He let out a dry laugh.

“Our father would have wanted so much for us… including leadership of all these packs.”

“You don’t know that…”