Married My Ex’s Alpha Uncle

Silver's POVAll text © NôvelD(r)a'ma.Org.

"You don't need to knock me out," I said firmly as the footsteps closed in around me. "I'm here out of my own free will and I will go with you to see my brother."

"What made you change your mind?" A raspy voice asked from behind me.

I wrapped my arms around my body, appearing vulnerable.

"He's my brother," I said, turning around to face the few rogues that were surrounding me. I recognized a couple of them from when I was captured the first time. I glanced at them before staring at the one in front of me. From the way he was holding himself higher than the others, I assumed he was the leader of the bunch, so I focused most of my attention on him. "I want to at least hear him out."

The leader looked at me for a long while and then nodded.

"We can't let you know where we are stationed though," he said in a gruff tone.

I was expecting as much. One of the rogues stepped around him and I noticed he was holding a sack in his hands. Before I knew what was happening, he was throwing it on my head and tightening it so it wouldn't fall off. I was completely enclosed in the darkness that surrounded me and I gasped at the sudden shock of it.

Another rogue grabbed my arms and started to thrust me forward. I nearly stumbled over my feet as I continued to walk with the rogues through the forest. The entire walk was silent and I'm not sure how long we walked for. My feet were aching, and I definitely received some scratches and cuts along the way. His hands were tight around my wrists, and I just knew I would have some bruising. But he didn't seem to care. He continued to manhandle me until I could no longer walk.

I eventually fell to the hard ground with a thud, gasping for breath and begging to rest my aching feet.

"We only have a little while longer," the leader barked. "Keep walking."

I struggled to get back to my feet but once I did, I was once again trusted forward. After what felt like an eternity, we finally made it to the destination. The rogues greeted someone at the front entrance before shoving me through a door.

I was encased in silence before I was thrown into a room. I fell to the ground, letting out a whimper as I let out a loud whimper. The bag was ripped off my head and winced at the sudden motion.

"Wait here," the leader ordered just before he left the room, slamming the door behind him.

I sighed and took a look at my surroundings was in the same

room they shoved me in before. This was the foom where they took my memories. This was the room where my brother told me the reasoning behind him wanting my husband

dead.

I wasn't sitting there alone for long because soon the door was opening and my brother walked into the room. He raised his brows at me.

"I had to see it to believe it. I couldn't believe when they told me my darling sister returned out of her own free will," he said, folding his arms across his chest. "What changed your mind." I pulled myself to my feet and narrowed my eyes at him.

"You are my brother, Scott. You have a good reason behind wanting Elliot and his family dead. I'm angry too because they took our parents from us. I suffered so much in this life. because of that family. They were the reason I had to live with that cruel Alpha and that awful sister. I would like to join you and take back

my life."

I even sounded convincing to myself. I was proud of myself for performing so well; now I just had to hope that Scott believed every word I was saying.

He raised his brows at me and studied me for a long while before he finally spoke.

"I'm glad you came to your senses," he told me, holding out his hand for me to shake. "We are going to make the perfect team, Sis."

I smiled, hoping that it didn't feel too forced.

"You can count on that," I agreed.

"Come, let me give you a tour of the

place," he said, motioning for me to step out of the room. I nodded and followed him out of the bedroom and into the hallway. I wasn't surprised to see that it was a basic house wasn't sure how many floors, but I knew we were on the first floor. There weren't many rooms on this floor, but he guided me around and we walked into the living room area where a few other rogues were occupying the space.