All Chapters of Accidentally Fell For My Ex's Uncle. The Dark Alpha: Chapter 171 - Chapter 180

Abel POVThe first thing I noticed when I crossed into Rashford territory was that something was wrong. It wasn't the usual quiet of a pack preparing for nightfall or the uneasy stillness that came before a storm. This was chaos. Wolves were running between buildings with bundles in their arms, wagons stood in the middle of the main road with their wheels already loaded, children were being hurried from one house to another, and men were carrying sacks of grain, weapons, blankets, and whatever else they could grab before leaving. A woman rushed past me with two children clinging to her skirt while an older man struggled behind her with a wooden chest. Nobody stopped to question who I was. Nobody even looked twice at the Blackwater crest on my coat. They were too busy trying to get out.I pulled Nightfall to a stop, my eyes sweeping across the settlement. “What the hell is happening?”A young wolf carrying three blankets nearly collided with my horse. He stumbled backward, eyes wide

Kade PovThe old Alpha looked at Abel first. Abel nodded. Then they told me everything.I listened without interrupting.But when the old Alpha finally placed the papers on Nero's desk, my eyes stopped on the name written across the bottom of one letter.Victoria.My aunt.For several seconds, I couldn't speak.“Are you certain?” I finally asked.The old Alpha's expression was grim. “I wouldn't have brought my entire pack here if I wasn't.”I picked up another document. Patrol routes and Council information.My fingers tightened around the paper. “If these are genuine...” I whispered.“They are,” Abel said.I looked at my younger brother.He didn't look like the carefree flirt who had left the palace earlier tonight. There was something different in his eyes now. He had seen something out there. Something that had changed him.I held Abel's gaze for another moment. “What happened to you out there?”His expression tightened. “A lot.”“That isn't an answer.”He glanced toward the papers

Remi PovWe undressed each other the rest of the way between kisses that grew hungrier, messier, almost desperate. When there was finally nothing left between us he rolled us so I lay on my back against the cool, wet moss, his body settling into the cradle of my hips. The hard length of him pressed against my entrance, hot and thick and already leaking. The bond roared. Parrot was incoherent, a constant low snarl of mine mine finally mine fill me claim me.Nero braced on his forearms, forehead against mine, breathing hard. “I don’t want to hurt you.”“You won’t.” I slid my hands down the flexing muscles of his back, felt the fine tremor still running through him. “I need you inside me. We’ve waited long enough.”He pushed in.The stretch was slow, devastating, perfect. Inch by inch he filled me until he was buried to the hilt, the head of his cock pressed against the deepest part of me. My runes exploded into light—bright enough to throw our shadows across the clearing in sharp rel

Remi PovHe took my hand. “Remi.”I stared at him.“I have spent too much of my life fighting things I couldn't control. Losing people I couldn't save. Running toward danger because standing still felt worse.”His fingers tightened around mine. “But you…”His voice softened“You made me want something beyond survival.”My eyes filled with tears. “You made me want a home.”A tear slipped down my cheek. Nero wiped it away with his thumb.“So tonight, beneath the moon, before our wolves and everyone who calls these lands home, I choose you.”He looked directly into my eyes.“Not because the Moon Goddess commanded it. His voice dropped.“Because I would choose you again even if she hadn't.”My heart broke open. I whispered, “I choose you too.”The old grandmother raised her hands. “Then rise together.”Nero stood and the moment he did, Parrot surged forward inside me.My body trembled and Nero's wolf answered. His eyes flashed and The full moon reached its highest point. “Shift,” the grandmoth

Victoria POV“You need to leave Moonstone before sunrise.” I woke to those words.For a moment, I didn't understand them. I had been lying awake for most of the night, listening to the palace breathe around me, so when the door opened without a knock and Anatoria slipped into my room, I thought I was still caught somewhere between sleep and waking. But she wasn't supposed to be there. Not at this hour. She closed the door behind her and stood with her back against it, her chest rising and falling faster than normal, her face pale beneath the dim candlelight.I pushed myself upright. “Anatoria? What happened?”She didn't answer immediately.That frightened me more than anything else.My sister always had an answer. Even when everything was falling apart, Anatoria knew what to say, what expression to wear. But tonight—or rather, this early morning—she looked as though she had run through half the palace to reach me.“You need to leave,” she repeated.I frowned. “Leave where?”“Anywher