The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs by Avery Rose

Chapter 241

Grayson had promised to take me to his favorite restaurant in the pack

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Throughout the entire drive, he kept sneaking glances at me, his excitement practically radiating from him. I could feel the weight of his gaze, his interest undeniable.

His attempts to start conversations made me blush. I couldn’t deny how much I liked him. As Doctor Grayson, he had always intrigued me. His reputation preceded him–a compassionate man dedicated to helping others, constantly researching cures for unknown diseases.

But now, I was getting to know him not just as a doctor, but as Grayson Vale.

Letting a man into my life wasn’t something I found easy. But at this point, I had made up my mind–1 was moving forward.

I had sworn never to dwell on my past again. If I was giving this man a chance, I wouldn’t let my past mistakes dictate my future with him.

The car pulled up in front of a five–star restaurant. Grayson’s driver stepped out and opened the door for him, but I didn’t wait for anyone–I got out on my own.

I wasn’t a princess anymore. I didn’t need special treatment. I had grown used to a simpler life.

Grayson joined me, and together, we headed toward the entrance.

the doors, a group of young men–clearly the privileged sons of wealthy businessmen–were making their way inside. Their careless, entitled demeanor

I was about to step in, one of them bumped into me with his shoulder, nearly knocking me off balance. Before I could fall, Grayson’s arms were suddenly

the guy said mockingly, a smirk on his lips as he

anyone teach you manners? Or should I have a

instantly vanished from the boy’s face. His eyes widened in

Grayson.

Gra–Oh, Doctor

he quickly lowered his head in embarrassment.

of his friends looked just as

completely and guided me inside, his arm still resting protectively

yet commanding presence. He wasn’t just handsome–he had a quiet strength that made me feel safe.

street and just now, sent an unfamiliar

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dated anyone before. I had no idea how relationships worked. The marriage I had once hoped for had shattered me, leaving me

when we reached it,

smiled at him as I sat down. “Thank you.”

gestures were slowly breaking down my