The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs by Avery Rose

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I couldn’t wrap my mind around what my brother meant by telling me not to trust anyone.

There was only one person I struggled to trust, but Magnus himself had handed over our pack to him.

I turned my gaze toward Magnus’s unconscious form. ‘Why did you do it, Magnus?‘ I asked silently, my heart aching for answers.

He couldn’t respond, not in his condition. But I needed to know what he had learned–what truth he wanted to share before everything fell apart.

I clung to the hope that he would wake up soon, that he’d take back his rightful place, and we’d return to the golden days we once knew.

The room was steeped in silence. No one dared to speak, as if saying anything might make the

situation even worse.

Finally, my father broke the stillness with a heavy sigh. “Maybe… maybe he did it to save us from Alpha Hunter’s attack. That’s why he surrendered.”

I listened to him, but I couldn’t form an opinion. The truth was undeniable: the head Alpha of our pack was now Kane. That single fact loomed over everything else.

my heart tightening. I’d already lost the pack. I couldn’t bear

voice trembling. “Kane knows the truth.

arms around me, pulling me into her warmth.

you two run away through the back door?” I whispered, the words shaking with emotion. “You

thought haunted me. The back door had been their chance

looking me in the eyes. “Selene, Alpha Hunter’s wolves attacked the pack house from

“What? How did

closer, resting a hand on my head. I looked up at him, tears streaming

face.

said softly. “I even told your mother to escape. But just as she was about to leave, they broke in

Dad, only we knew about the door. No one outside the Alpha’s family and his officials

here for the pack meeting,” our

me feel any better. I sank down onto the bed, hopeless and overwhelmed. I

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thoughts. “But, Selene, why did you come to the battlefield? Didn’t Magnus tell you to stay inside?”

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at him, my expression hardening. “Why did Magnus forbid the