Married My Ex's Alpha Uncle

"Oh, my goddess," she nearly shrieked.

My face reddened even more.

"Yeah," I murmured. "It was the best night of sex I've ever had," I whispered, my voice going hoarse. "Then this morning I had to leave to go to an interview with Hope's Gallery and afterward Elliot called me... yelling at me."

"Yelling at you?" She asked, confused. "What could he be yelling at you for?"

"He told me I took advantage of him," I admitted. "He yelled at me for being a typical woman and not being any different than the others. His words hurt, Rebecca. Maybe he's right... maybe I did go too far. I should have stopped it."

"How exactly do you stop an Alpha wolf?" Rebecca asked, sounding equally confused. "He's an Alpha... if he was that adamant about having you, it would be almost impossible to stop him."

"Yes, I agree," I admitted. "But I'm not sure what else to do. He's so mad at me... but now we have to appear on this show together. I don't think he would want to go..."

"He would be stupid to turn it down," Rebecca told me. "Perhaps it was just a misunderstanding."

Before I could say anything in response, I heard the front door slamming shut. I winced at the forcefulness of the slam, knowing it was Elliot. Taking in a deep breath, I said, "Rebecca, I have to go. He's home."

Call me later and let me

I assured

hung up without

Beta Leo, and I watched Leo nodding in response to

it was handsome, was also stern and void of any emotions. He started to walk away as if he didn't see me even though I was standing in the middle of the foyer. I pressed my

said, trying to catch up to him. He

his voice distant and harsh;

swallowed the lump in my

appear on the Merida Ryder Talk show to interview," I told him, keeping my gaze fixed on the ground, hating that his back was still turned to me. "I understand if you don't want to go... I just

"When is it?"

momentarily surprised by his question, and

night at 5," I told him, my voice

was quiet for a moment, and I thought for sure he would decline the invitation but

"I'll be there."