The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs by Avery Rose

Chapter 193

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Finn didn't say anything for a moment, as if he were lost in thought. When I raised an eyebrow at him, he gave me a puzzled look.

"Are you sure about this, Kane?"

I turned my gaze back to the dark sky outside the car window. Taking a deep drag of my cigarette, I exhaled the smoke through my nose, keeping my mouth closed.

“Hmm,” I replied, my eyes fixed on the moon. It seemed to follow us, moving alongside the car as we

drove.

"Hello?" Finn's voice broke the silence.

He'd already arranged for someone to handle the announcement. It would be posted on social media so that every pack member would see it and be informed.

"Spread the news that the Alpha is no longer in a relationship," Finn said calmly into the phone. "He's officially single now."

I turned my head to look at him, and he gave me a playful wink, clearly satisfied with my decision.

I rolled my eyes. What was his issue with Ruby, anyway?

That woman was completely innocent. She hadn't done anything wrong. Why did Finn always seem so eager to see me end things with her?

After finishing his call, Finn turned back to me with a smirk. "It's done. Our team will handle it. By tomorrow morning, everyone will know about your breakup. Maybe even the person you're really hoping to reach will notice."

knew me better than anyone. It was true what people said-betas really were their Alpha's closest friends. Not only did they dedicate

my side through everything, in every situation over the years. I was lucky to

there anything else you

my hand had burned down to the filter. I took one last drag, letting the smoke fill

me the ashtray from my car, knowing how

villa for Ruby, outside the pack. It should be worth at

nodded and immediately started

it's perfect," I added. "Help her move in and settle down. Let her live there with dignity until

his tone made it clear he suspected there

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"No."

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or get involved,

like I'd grown a second head. "Kane,

didn't respond to his question. I wasn't concerned about the money or

saved my life. She deserved more than just gratitude-she deserved

car pulled up to the pack house, coming to a smooth stop outside. The driver quickly stepped

as we walked inside