The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs by Avery Rose

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I tried to convince him through our mind link that he could still back out of the war. There was time. Alpha Hunter was already as good as dead–my bites had been enough to seal his fate. The threat to the throne would soon be gone.

If Kane walked away now, I wouldn’t have to kill him. I didn’t want to. The thought of making my children orphans twisted my heart. But I vowed that as long as I lived, I would never let them go with

him.

To my surprise, Kane shut down all the links abruptly, like he was done listening to anyone.

His eyes burned a furious red, a clear declaration of his displeasure at learning the truth.

I stopped my attack, locking eyes with him.

“Selene! Save your brother!”

My mother’s desperate scream pierced through the mind link, followed by the sound of my father’s growl as his body hit the ground.

I turned toward Magnus and froze in horror. Alpha Hunter was already sinking another stake into Magnus’s other leg–this time using his jaws. Magnus lay motionless on the ground, his body lifeless, his strength spent.

Even with one of his own legs barely functioning, Alpha Hunter was limping toward Magnus, preparing

teeth into his neck

was crawling toward him with what little strength he had left.

the shock of it

Kane had risen to his feet, shaking

before Kane or Hunter. I couldn’t let Alpha Hunter kill my brother–not when so much depended on him. If Magnus died, I would have no

and I pushed myself harder, faster.

reach

the chaos. I stood frozen as I watched Kane

was relentless. He tore into Hunter with a fury I’d never seen before, breaking his remaining legs one

consumed by rage. Every ounce of his anger

stop. He

one final, savage bite, Kane

head of Alpha Hunter rolled to a stop

gray wolf’s lifeless eyes were wet with tears, and his tongue hung

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as I turned to Kane, only to see his gaze

him?” I muttered to myself, forgetting that the mind link

open.

echoed in my head, weak but clear. “He came here to help us–just like he promised in the