The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs by Avery Rose

Chapter 202

It seemed like Ruby didn't hear a word i said. She just held onto me in silence. I didn't push her away. She needed rest today had been overwhelming for her.

My mother stepped beside me, reaching out to gently stroke Ruby's hair.

Ruby pulled away from me and turned to embrace my mother instead, tears still streaming down her face. My mother hugged her back, casting a sorrowful glance in my direction.

Once Ruby had calmed down, my mother spoke softly, telling her to stay in the pack house for the night.

After Ruby left the living room, my mother turned to me.

"Kane," she started.

"Mom, I don't want to talk about it." My voice was firm.

She nodded in understanding. "Okay, my son."

I watched as she made her way upstairs toward her and my father's bedroom.

My mind was already a mess, my emotions tangled in frustration and anger. I needed a moment to clear my head-otherwise, the boiling rage within me would explode.

Just then, my attention was drawn to a maid emerging from the hallway that led to my children's room. She carried two plates of untouched food, her expression uneasy. Upon noticing me, she quickly lowered her head and spoke hesitantly.

to eat, Alpha. I tried my

caught up in everything else that I hadn't spent much time with them these past few days. Work had consumed me, and I had avoided their room, knowing they didn't want

the plates,"

and Finn looked startled. The maid hesitated for

at Finn. "Wait for

as

my arm, I pushed open the door and

faces changed. Whatever happiness had been

they noticed me looking at it, they quickly tapped the screen and shoved it under a pillow, as if

but didn't comment on it. Instead, I took a few steps toward the bed and set the

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you eat dinner?"

Leo

sat beside him, looking equally upset. My little girl was never supposed to

sadness.

with them, but they instinctively shifted back, putting more distance between

the edge of the bed, watching them for a moment. Their coldness toward me stung more than I'd expected. I had come here hoping to find