Married My Ex's Alpha Uncle (Silver and Elliot) novel Chapter 198

“You have nothing to be sorry about,” he whispered. “I made the choice, and I would do it all over again. My only goal was to protect you, Silver… I’m sorry I couldn’t do that.”

I shook my head and wrapped my arms around him, holding him close to me.

“You did protect me…” I whispered. “I love you so much, Elliot.”

“I love you too… mate,” he whispered back.

I gasped at his name for me, and I pulled back to look at him. His eyes were sparkling with life and love as he looked back at me.

“You know I’m your mate?” I asked.

He nodded.

“Since meeting your wolf, I could feel the mate bond,” he said, looking at my snow-white wolf and smiling. He ran his fingers through her fir. “Did you know we were mates?”

I nodded and gave him a demure smile.

“Yes,” I answered. “The Moon Goddess told me. I wanted you to find out once I got my wolf.”

He smiled as his lips found mine again.

“Silver…?” I heard my name coming timidly from a woman behind me.

I froze and turned to see a gorgeous woman standing before me, staring at me with silver eyes filled with unshed tears. She looked like me, but a little older. She wore a gorgeous pink dress, and her hair was braided down her back; in each braid loop was a different colored wildflower.

Beside her stood a man much taller than her; his dark hair curled around the sides and his eyes were the color of chocolate. She held onto his hands like they were so in love and unable to be without one another.

Then, coming up behind them, was a young woman about my age. She had long curly blonde hair and pale blue eyes. She wore a short white dress with wildflowers all through the seams. She was gorgeous; they looked like a beautiful family, and yet, it felt as if I knew them.

“Oh, my Goddess…” the woman said as tears fell out of her eyes. “It really is you…”

I looked up at Elliot who looked just as confused. The Moon Goddess stood back, watching the events unfold before her, a small smile on her lips. Then, it clicked… I knew who they were.

“Mom?” I whispered.

The woman, my mother, nodded. Then I looked at the man next to her.

“Dad?”