The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs by Avery Rose

Chapter 153

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The car rolled to a stop in front of an old brick house. From my seat, I studied the place through the

window.

A peculiar smell wafted from the house, one that instantly unsettled me. The scent confirmed my suspicions–a wizard lived here–but there was something else about it that didn’t sit right. Something…off.

I didn’t bother waiting for the driver to open my door. Instead, I unlocked it myself and stepped out, my boots crunching against the gravel driveway. Finn followed closely behind me as I made my way

toward the house.

The daylight illuminated the faded exterior, the peeling paint making it clear the house hadn’t been maintained in years.

“He couldn’t even afford a fresh coat of paint, yet he was working for the Royal Family?” I scoffed, rolling my eyes. “Alpha Magnus must’ve been a real miser if this is how he paid the man who did his dirty work.”

Stopping at the front door, I glanced at Finn, who was shifting uneasily behind me.

“Kane,” he started cautiously, “are you planning to kill him?”

my gaze fixed on the door. My mind was already made up. The man who helped Selene hide my children deserved to pay. How could he have dared to meddle in my life like that?

lifted my hand to knock on the door.

my knuckles could make contact, the door creaked open

behind me contrasted sharply with the shadowy interior of the house. It was as

outside.

eyes met, and I froze for a

hybrid. That explained the strange scent

who stared back at me without a hint of fear. Instead, his

our new Alpha,” he said, his voice calm yet laced with something I couldn’t quite place.

he already knew about the war. News must’ve traveled faster than I thought. But in a desolate area like this,

silence to confirm the man’s

question. I could tell Finn was just as surprised as I was to find out Raven was

Finn before

notice the way he moved. Despite his age, he still

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was unlike any other hybrid I’d encountered before, and I didn’t like it. I had never been fond of witches or wizards. They weren’t like us. They didn’t live