The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs by Avery Rose

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The Alpha’s Huddle H

Chapter 175

#Meria

The video played on the screen, and my eyes stayed glued to Selene. She stood in front of the door, her hand gripping the doorknob tightly as her shoulders shook from silent sobs.

She took out her phone and dialed someone. I couldn’t hear the conversation, but after a few moments, she suddenly threw the phone to the ground, her frustration and despair evident. She wiped her tears with trembling hands, and something in her broken expression twisted something deep

inside me.

I clenched my fists, struggling to maintain my composure as I watched her fall apart on the screen.

Then, a group of men approached her. She took a hesitant step back, but the men stood next to the room, blocking her path. One of them opened the door, gesturing for her to go inside.

From the room, a man in his fifties stepped out. His presence alone sent a wave of unease through me, and apparently, I wasn’t the only one.

I heard the sharp intake of breath from Finn and the others beside me.

Selene immediately joined her hands in front of the older man, her posture pleading. She shook her head repeatedly, clearly trying to refuse whatever it was they wanted her to do.

But one of the men grabbed her by the neck and forced her to drink from a bottle of wine. Selene struggled, pushing him away as she coughed violently, her face turning red from the effort.

laughed cruelly, finding amusement in her

calculating. He muttered something

seemed to make a decision. She spun around and

for her

to catch her.

desperation. My heart pounded harder as I watched her sprint, her fear palpable even

shock,

straight

as I stared at the

weight of my officials‘ gazes shifting toward me, but I didn’t dare look away from

I had been chasing, the reality I had been avoiding–both were staring me in the

from my angle,” I ordered, my voice low and firm, laced with barely contained

footage, looking for the

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found

glass desk as I studied the

left, but I didn’t stay inside. I

could see it clearly now. I

it happened–Selene ran into me. She looked up at me, her tear–streaked

then pointed in a direction behind her. She glanced over her shoulder, her expression