The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs by Avery Rose

Chapter 50

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I stared at Ruby with undisguised contempt. Did she really think her petty comments would get to me?

I wasn’t the same pushover Selene from before. I could put her in her place if I wanted to, but what was the point? I was just a guest here, and starting drama with the Alpha’s girlfriend would only make me look desperate for his attention.

“I believe you’re forgetting something. Kane hasn’t officially named you Luna of this pack,” Garrett pointed out.

Ruby’s face fell instantly. She opened her mouth to speak but thought better of it, dropping her head in a submissive nod.

“You’re right, Garrett. Kane hasn’t made me his Luna yet.

Diana turned away dismissively. “If he hasn’t done it by now, don’t push it. Maybe he’s still unsure about you.”

Ruby’s head snapped up, tears streaming down her cheeks in what looked like genuine distress.

For a moment, I actually felt sorry for her. Kane had been with her for years now. If he really loved her like he claimed, why hadn’t he made her Luna?

“What’s going on here?” A familiar voice cut through the tension.

Kane was coming down the stairs. He went straight to Ruby. “Why are you crying?”

A thought struck me – had she spotted him coming down and turned on the waterworks for effect?

Ruby wiped her tears, clinging to Kane’s arm. “It’s nothing. Uncle Garrett was just talking about me.”

Kane’s gaze

to his father, then landed on me. Something about his eyes reminded

wolf had been

give us that attitude,” Garrett spoke up. “We were discussing how you haven’t made her

at his father, then glanced my way

expected that response. Her surprise quickly morphed into a

Ruby’s driver rushed in, carrying a

delay. I forgot these in the car,”

Ruby said, taking

presented the flowers to Garrett. “I heard you like

fruit basket on the coffee table.

the bouquet without comment. Some maids appeared

Garrett

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eyes on me but kept walking, focused on helping Garrett to the

om.

seat as last night’s dinner, across from

your prescriptions after breakfast?”

course,” he

It’s not like you’d understand them anyway.” Ruby’s voice dripped with

on the left during our family dinners years ago, so I’d assumed Kane would take that

up to me. “Why are you sitting there? That’s my seat. Or did you forget

started to get up, struggling to find

fine, Ruby. Take the other seat.”