The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs by Avery Rose

Chapter 236

Mary

Verity felt an unbearable pain radiating through her chest, convinced that one of her ribs had fractured. A sharp, agonized scream escaped her lips as she lay sprawled on the floor, unable to clutch at the injury with her hands still bound behind her.

The sound of footsteps signaled the return of the guards who had gone to prepare the room.

“Alpha, everything is ready,” one of them reported.

Kane’s gaze remained locked on Verity, his piercing eyes unreadable. He responded with a simple nod.

“Shall we take her there, Alpha?” another guard inquired cautiously.

Kane finally shifted his attention to them. The moment his eyes met theirs, they bowed their heads in

submission

“No need. She’ll walk into that room on her own.”

Verity’s heart pounded violently as she stared at Kane, who had risen from the couch. His imposing frame loomed over her, exuding an aura of absolute dominance. He looked less like a man and more like a god, and she–nothing more than a powerless mortal at his feet.

“1-1 won’t go-” she stammered, her voice barely above a whisper.

lost control. He strode forward, grabbed

commands you to go, you bow your head and obey. No questions. No hesitation,” he snarled, his

eyes flickered toward Storm. Among all his officers, this one was by far the most volatile. If left unchecked, he would tear through anything in his

own kin to inherit the title, but Kane had rejected the notion outright. Instead, he had chosen a pack warrior with

stepped closer to Verity, Storm immediately withdrew, lowering his head in submission. “Forgive me, Alpha. I lost control when she dared to

shoulder, a silent acceptance of his apology.

response.

the excruciating pain in her chest making every breath feel torturous.

can’t-” she whimpered.

SLAP!

through the room. Her head snapped to the side, and she felt the sting of

when she refused?” Kane’s voice was dangerously low. “Tell

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Kane was forcing her to endure exactly

fully grasp the situation–Kane wasn’t rewarding him. He was punishing Verity. And the realization

turned his icy gaze on the man.

in that room,” he ordered, his tone laced with venom. “And listen carefully–if you even think about