Married My Ex's Alpha Uncle

"She doesn't," Char said, giving him a dismissive look. "She never should have existed. She was a mistake, Elliot, and she's going to be the reason for our downfall as a society. Her and the other one that exists on this planet."

My heart fell deep into my stomach from her words. What exactly was she trying to say? I was a mistake? I never should have existed.

Ugh, she sounded like my father.

"Watch how you speak about my wife, Char. I don't care if you are my sister..." Elliot said, his voice turning growly.

"What do you mean there's another one?" I asked, my brows furrowed and my mind stuck on that small detail.

"There's another like you with the same abilities," she explained. "Together, you two are the strongest beings to exist and you could do some serious damage to our world. It's why you shouldn't have existed. You were meant to die as infants, but you were saved."

My heart hammered in my chest.

"We were meant to die?" I asked, my voice coming out breathy. "Who is this other person?"

She waved her hand dismissively.

"None of that matter," she said. "What matters is you didn't die when you were supposed to. Your powers break out of you during the full moon and because they've been locked away and undealt with for a long time, it is a painful and unpredictable process."

"And there's no way for me to train? I don't want to cause any problems or harm anyone," I told her, feeling a bit panicky suddenly.

this kind of thing. I have never heard of one before, but that doesn't mean they don't exist. It's a large world and one might stumble into your lap at the right moment. In the meantime,

I raised my brows.

"Mistletoe?" I asked, confused.

body as the full moon does. You'll transform in front of everybody and it won't be pretty.

agreement,

told her, offering

in disgust. "If you ask me, I'd say your marriage was a mistake. My brother deserves better than to be stuck with a woman like you. You are a danger to society

Elliot scolded through

folding her arms across her chest and glaring at

somewhere; you can't give

her words, and I stared at her outstretched hand

interested," Elliot said coldly. "I'm sorry if that disappoints you but who I marry does not

exclaimed, obvious surprise on

hand and pulled me

need to be going

me along with him and out the front door. He paused though just as we stepped outside Char had hurried after us and stood

little brother," she told him gently.