The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs by Avery Rose

Chapter 129

Time was slipping away faster than ever, like sand through my fingers. Months had passed since Magnus fell ill, and everything seemed to change with each passing day. The pack was in disarray, unable to function properly without its leader.

My family was drowning in a storm of emotions. None of us had ever imagined that my brother- strong, unyielding Magnus–could fall so gravely ill.

The night Axel confessed his feelings to me, I tried to focus on handling the situation between us. But the moment I heard about Magnus’s condition, I rushed to his room without hesitation.

What I found there shattered me. Magnus was hunched over, vomiting blood. My mother sat beside him, sobbing uncontrollably, her hands shaking as she tried to comfort him.

I couldn’t believe my eyes. The brother who had always seemed indestructible now looked so weak, so fragile.

My father wasted no time and called the pack doctor. By the next day, Magnus was admitted to the pack hospital.

But even the pack doctor couldn’t diagnose him. His condition baffled everyone. In desperation, the doctor recommended summoning witches, claiming only their magic could uncover the cause of Magnus’s illness and possibly save his life.

We reached out to Raven, hoping he could help. He tried everything in his power to uncover the truth behind Magnus’s sickness but ultimately failed.

Instead, his attention turned to me. His words left me frozen.

“The danger you’re destined to face,” he said, his eyes glowing with an eerie light, “will either destroy you or save you. The choice will be yours, but the path won’t be easy.”

A chill ran down my spine as his words echoed in my mind. What kind of danger was he talking about? And why me? I could only pray it wasn’t something that would affect my children.

I reached out to the head Alpha of his pack, he refused to help, claiming they had already provided us with a cure in the past and wouldn’t

save Kane’s father. But I didn’t regret it. How could I feel guilty for saving a life? Even so, the guilt of not

since Magnus fell ill, he hadn’t been able to attend pack

lunch. You

its lock screen displaying a photo of my children. Their bright, smiling faces were the

worried about my brother,” I admitted, my voice trembling as I fought back tears.

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long since I cried. I’d promised myself long ago that

be fine,” Rachel said gently, placing a comforting hand on my shoulder. Her words were kind, but

utterly exhausted. My employees looked just

stood in the lobby, watching them prepare to leave for the day, I spoke up. “Thank you all for your hard work. I’ll never forget

words seemed to catch them off guard, but they quickly bowed their heads in respect. I gave them a small nod before walking out of the

the pack house in Magnus’s car, I couldn’t help but reflect on how much had changed. Magnus had insisted I use his car for safety, as

driver and stepped inside. My twins ran to me, throwing their little arms around me,

sadness. I could feel the weight of

Magnus?” I asked softly as I sat

on so much,” he replied weakly, his voice barely above a

and rested my head on his shoulder. “As long as you’re okay,

trembling. “What if I don’t