
My Alpha’s Uncle Took Me
Adina's POV
“Jackson, stop.” I pushed his hand away, but he pulled me closer and started kissing my neck.
“Stop... please, just stop. I’m not in the mood.”
“You don’t have to be,” he breathed against my neck, still kissing it. “I’ll put you in the mood.” His voice was husky.
“No.” I pushed him off and rolled over to the other side of the bed.
He scooted closer to where I was, his voice low. “What’s the problem?” he asked gently.
“Nothing. I’m just not in the mood right now. Let’s just sleep.”
“But I can put you in the mood. You just need to take this dress off,” he tugged at the strap of my nightie.
God, I was starting to get pissed off.
“Jackson, stop,” I snapped, sitting up. “Enough.”
“You’re my mate, Adina. This is your duty.”
“And I said I’m not in the mood tonight. You being my mate you should understand that.”
“Well, I don’t,” he growled. “Because I want you. Now.”
“Well, I don’t want you.” I threw the covers off and got out of bed.
Why couldn’t he understand that I wasn’t in the right state of mind to have sex right now?
I stood there, his eyes locked on mine.
“Come back to bed,” he said with a bored expression on his face.
“I’m only going to come back to bed if you promise you’ll drop this conversation and we’ll just sleep.” He didn’t reply.
“Not tonight, okay? Let’s just go to bed,” I added, noticing how annoyed he was.
“Well, that’s the only thing you’re good at anyway,” he mumbled as he lay back down.
“Excuse me?” I crossed a hand over my chest.
“You heard me right, Adina. Or am I wrong? The only thing you do is eat and sleep. You can’t even give me a child.”
My heart shattered at his words.
“I… I…” I wanted to say something anything
to defend myself, but nothing came out.
The words caught in my throat as I tried to speak. “Jackson… you don’t mean that.”
Why would he choose to hurt me like this? I fought back tears.
“This pack is divided with no Alpha, and I need an heir to claim the title one you haven’t given me.”
“It’s... not... my fault. You know what the pack doctors said. It’s not either of our faults. It’s just not the Moon Goddess’s will.”
“Oh, come off it, Adina. If it wasn’t for your infertility, I would already be Alpha.”
He got up angrily and stormed out of the room, leaving me there alone with tears rushing down my cheeks.
I hurriedly wiped away my tears and rushed after him. As I walked down the hallway, I saw a figure that looked like him… kissing another woman.
No. No, that was impossible. I looked again
she looked like... Gina, his assistant.
What? I stumbled back to the room, my heart racing. What the hell did I just see? I began pacing, trying to make sense of it all.
Was I sure I actually saw that? No Jackson wouldn’t do that to me.
He’d already told me there was nothing going on between him and Gina, and I believed him. He loves me. He would never hurt me.
I sat down, waiting patiently for him to cool off so we could talk settle things like couples are supposed to.
I know the Moon Goddess will bless me with a child soon, and Jackson will finally become Alpha and unite the pack.
This was all my fault. I should have just given him what he wanted, and we wouldn’t be in this situation.
All we needed was to talk things over, and we could go back to being as happy as we always were.
After waiting for about an hour and still no sign of him, I got out of my nightie and slipped into a simple dress. I walked out of the room to go look for him.
It was dark outside, but I knew he loved spending time in the garden, so that was the first place I checked but he wasn’t there.
Where the hell could he have gone? It was already so late, and I was starting to get really worried.
The entire place was dead silent, then I heard a faint sound coming from the guest house. I followed the sound, walking in that direction. It grew louder as I got closer.
Who the hell was in there? I looked through the window and it felt like my heart stopped for a moment.
He was naked on top of her, his dick buried inside her as one of his hands gripped Gina’s breast and his lips locked onto hers.
my mind struggled to comprehend what I was seeing. This can't be real I head to dreaming and I would wake up soon.
“Does she do it better than I do?” Gina asked, giggling as his hands roamed her body.
“Never. She's just a useless beautiful orphan,” Jackson replied.
I watched as he condemned me in front of another woman like I was nothing, some worthless piece of trash.
“She’s barren and can’t even bear me a child
the most basic duty of a woman,” he continued coldly.
“But you, my sweet, sweet Gina… you are glorious.”
I froze outside that window. It felt like my mind shut down, trying to process what I had just heard and seen.
But he said he loved me…
I clutched my chest and it hurt. It hurt so badly. I placed a hand over my mouth to stop myself from screaming.
I loved him. He was my home, my rock. I believed everything he ever said to me. How could I have been so stupid?
He promised to protect me, to stand by me always. I had never felt so deceived in my life.
I swallowed every word he told me, worshipped him… and now, my chest ached like it was about to explode.
Tears blurred my vision, but I didn’t bother wiping them away. The man I loved, the man I cherished, the man I called mine had just ripped out my heart and handed it to someone else like it meant nothing.
I remembered all the promises he made to me, telling me how forever would be just the beginning for the both of us.
I staggered backward from the window, the cold night air biting into my skin, but the pain inside me was far worse.
A quiet sob escaped me before I could stop it. I pressed my hand harder against my mouth, terrified they might hear me. Terrified… and humiliated.
How long has this been going on? How many nights had he come to her instead of me? How many lies had he whispered into my ears while she lay in his arms?
He betrayed me, my love, my trust… everything.
I wanted to scream. To break something. To demand answers but I couldn’t even find the strength to stand up straight.
Instead, I turned and walked away, my heart shattering with every step. I didn’t know where I was going, only that I had to get away from him. From them.









