The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs by Avery Rose

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Kane didn’t waste a second catching his breath. He bolted out of the car without hesitation.

Adrenaline pushed him forward. The sound of rain faded against his thundering heartbeat.

In his desperate rush to reach Selene’s car, he barely registered the wet pavement beneath his feet.

The world blurred around him, his pounding heart making everything seem unreal.

With each step closer, his heart shattered more, dread creeping through his veins and chilling him to the core.

Selene’s car sat silent in the rain like a dark omen, and Kane was desperate to uncover its secrets.

“Selene, can you hear me?” he called out.

His voice reached her like a lifeline pulling her from darkness.

Inside the car, Selene was drowning in a storm of emotions.

Her world, as fragile as spun glass and nearly shattered by the crash, suddenly found stillness.

Kane’s voice, though clear and steady, seemed to echo from far away, from a place she struggled to reach.

The pain from her injuries had numbed her mind, but his voice promised salvation.

Her reality had flipped upside down, her mind a battlefield between the present and flashes of the crash.

each one a painful reminder

she just been thinking about the weather and her past? Everything had been fine moments

explosion of glass, the violent

her back to consciousness. His face appeared through

startled. The sight of him felt both familiar and dreamlike, jolting

met, his filled with unspoken fears

me. Don’t close your eyes,”

her hand. The moment their fingers touched, their mate bond surged

he was still her mate- something she’d almost forgotten.

growl when he saw her blood–covered, trembling hand

take control, desperate to protect his mate. He’d waited so long to find her; he couldn’t

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of broken glass, Kane reached

Selene slumped sideways, and he immediately gathered

eyes reflected her ordeal, showing both vulnerability

I’ve got you,” he assured her, his voice

saw the blood streaming down her face from a head wound.

feeling that gripped him was foreign – the realization that the accident had

patted her

his

shook her head as Kane

getting her to a hospital, forgetting his

head again. “Help my driver… he’s still in the car.”

protests and opened his car door, cursing when smoke billowed out – proof of

phone rang, reminding him he’d thrown it in anger earlier. Somehow managing to hold Selene while searching, he