The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs by Avery Rose

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I stared at the card for a long time, my fingers tracing its edges. I had no idea who had sent it.

It was a direct challenge. Clenching the card tightly, I tossed it into the trash can.

“I’ve seen plenty of Alphas struggle with strong women standing beside them as equals,” I muttered. “This so–called warning means nothing to me.”

I climbed back into bed and shut my eyes, willing myself to sleep.

When I woke up, morning light streamed through the window. Yawning, I stretched and glanced outside.

“A new day, a new challenge,” I murmured to myself, swinging my legs over the side of the bed.

I opened my suitcase and pulled out a dress before heading to the shower. After washing up, I slipped into the dress and stepped out of the bathroom. My eyes immediately landed on the bouquet of red roses sitting beside the bed.

The memory of the card and its message resurfaced. Shrugging off the thought, I grabbed a towel and began drying my hair.

Standing in front of the mirror, I took a moment to examine myself. I applied light makeup, then ran a brush through my damp hair until it was dry. Once I was satisfied with my appearance, I grabbed my phone and dialed Rachel.

“I’m ready,” she informed me. “I’ll meet you in the lobby.”

We all gathered for breakfast, discussing our project as we ate. Afterward, we headed to the Moonveil -Pack’s corporate headquarters.

“Pleasure to meet you, CEO Selene,” Tate Vaughn greeted me with a firm handshake.

much older than me- probably in his late forties. Because of their significant age gap, Tate had passed the Alpha position to his younger brother last year, but he still managed the

over my project proposal, and Axel stood beside me as we discussed it with Tate. Rachel and the other

“This proposal can benefit us in multiple ways. As expected, the

enough to assure me that our company had a solid shot at securing the

looked pleased, flashing me a proud

decided to present our proposal last, knowing from his sources that other packs had strong projects as well. By going last, we ensured that Alpha Tate would be more focused on our pitch rather than

a few modifications, and we agreed to make the necessary adjustments.

you,” I told

you at the conference tonight,” he

I exhaled deeply. This deal was crucial–I needed to prove myself. I had

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preparing for challenges like

We’ve got this. No one can

in agreement.

about all the places she wanted

the outcome, we would take time to explore the

work was done.

lunchtime. Axel led us to a nearby restaurant, where we enjoyed a meal together before returning to the hotel in the afternoon.

time to freshen up

dress laid out on the bed. Slipping it on, I immediately felt more polished, more professional. Tonight,

signs of exhaustion, and ensuring I looked sharp. As I

warning behind them, I had to