All Chapters of Accidentally Fell For My Ex's Uncle. The Dark Alpha: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Nero POvElara found me outside before dinner.She had been debriefed twice already — once by Voss's steward, once by the village guard captain. I watched her walk toward me with the walk of someone who had something they needed to say and were working up to it."There's something I didn't tell them," she said.I waited.She sat on the low wall beside me and looked at her hands."In captivity I remembered something." . The buyers — they never used names. But they talked. They thought we couldn't hear properly. Or they didn't care." She paused. "They argued once. About timing. One of them wanted to move faster — take some villagers now, get them to the master before the others were ready.""And," I said."The other one said no." She closed her eyes slightly. Like she was reaching for the exact memory. "He said — we have time . She hasn't awakened completely. The master said gather as much as possible we have until she reaches her peak . Then she'll be ready." She opened her eyes. "T

Remi POV"Mordor?" I asked.Bram nodded slowly. "If he wanted to destroy the place..." I looked around the room. "He would've burned it.""But for what?" Bram didn't answer.He kept staring at the floor as though hoping it would answer for him.I folded my arms. "Out with it. You're a terrible liar."His hand stopped moving. "I don't know what you're talking about.""Every time I say Mordor's name, your face changes."He finally looked at me and His expression wasn't angry. "I can't tell you.I promised Nero."I let out a frustrated laugh "Of course.""He asked me to keep you safe.""I'm tired of everyone deciding what keeps me safe.I'm not some fragile little princess anymore."Bram rubbed a hand over the back of his neck. "I wish I could. But I can't."I stepped closer. "Then I'll find out for myself."His eyes met mine. "I know you will."For a few seconds neither of us spoke. Finally he sighed."Let's survive rebuilding the cabin first."He reached into an old wooden toolbox and tosse

Nero POVSleep never came. Every time I closed my eyes, I heard the old woman's voice.The curse is worse. Complete the Luna Ceremony with your true mate. Time is running out.I let out a slow breath and stepped onto the balcony of the Voss Manor.The sky above the mining town was only beginning to brighten. Thin ribbons of mist curled between the rooftops while smoke drifted lazily from chimneys. Somewhere below, miners were already beginning another day. Iron carts rattled over worn tracks. A rooster crowed in the distance. It should have felt peaceful.It didn't. My fingers found the object hanging from my belt without thinking.The Seal. It felt cool beneath my thumb.One order from Lord Voss and every guard in the kingdom would answer to me while the king remained away.Exactly what I'd asked for. But somehow it felt heavier than it had yesterday.Because now I knew time wasn't on my side.The curse had nearly broken me last night. If those villagers hadn't recognized it...I looke

Remi POVWarmth flooded through every part of me. The moment the shift settled, the cold vanished as though it had never existed. Rain hammered against my thick fur, but instead of freezing me, it rolled off in heavy streams. My wolf shook herself once, spraying droplets across the unfinished cabin.Bram stared at me, rubbing both hands together. His lips had already started turning pale." You’re Lucky," he muttered through chattering teeth.I snorted "Don't look at me like that," he said. "You look comfortable."I was ,more than comfortable. I felt... alive. The forest called to me. Every scent drifted through the rain. Wet earth. Pine. Moss. Rabbits hiding beneath roots. Deer somewhere to the east. The entire mountain breathed around me.Meanwhile Bram shivered harder. He glanced around the cabin. "No dry wood." I followed his eyes.Every corner leaked. Water dripped through cracks in the roof. The few blankets we'd brought were soaked. Even the storage room wasn't dry anymore."T

Nero POVWe rode hard through the morning mist, the three of us cutting a straight line east. My horse’s flanks were already damp with sweat. I didn’t slow.Rook finally broke the silence with a loud groan. “For the love of the Goddess, Nero, are we racing the sun or just trying to kill the horses?”Mist drifted across the narrow road as our horses picked their way through the rocky pass. Dew clung to every blade of grass, and somewhere below us a river thundered through the valley, hidden beneath a blanket of white fog.Rook leaned forward in his saddle. “If you keep that pace we’re going to arrive as three corpses and one very confused horse.”Caya grinned. “Speak for yourself. I’m enjoying the view of Nero’s stiff shoulders. Very heroic.”I glanced down. Alpha Manuel’s ring was still tucked pocket. I hadn’t let it go since the buyer’s house. Every time I looked at it the same question circled: How deep had the Chimera reached?I needed to find the hooded assassin before I reached