The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs by Avery Rose

Novel Heirs 257

Chapter 257

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Kane slowly turned his head, his gaze dropping to Leo. His darkened eyes carried a dangerous edge, as if, had Leo not been a child, he wouldn't have hesitated to make him pay for his words.

Even Grayson seemed taken aback by Leo's unexpected statement. Clearly, he hadn't anticipated one of my children saying something like that.

Without warning, Kane reached down and grabbed Leo's hand. His voice was cold as ice.

"You're talking too much. Looks like it's time for me to remind my son how to behave."

My breath caught in my throat. My eyes widened in alarm, and I instinctively reached out to stop Kane from taking Leo.

But before I could intervene, Grayson caught my wrist, halting me. His voice was calm, reassuring.

"Don't worry. He won't hurt his own son. Kane may be ruthless, but he's a smart Alpha-he knows Leo's value. After all, that boy is the future heir of this pack."

I could only watch helplessly as Kane led Leo away, dragging him toward a secluded corner. Leo turned to look at me, his eyes silently pleading for help. A lump formed in my throat as I stood there, powerless. Tears welled up, burning at the corners of my eyes.

At that moment, Grayson's grip on my hand loosened as his phone buzzed. He glanced at the screen,

then answered the call.

"Alpha."

could clearly hear the voice on the

to Alpha Kane on my behalf," the man instructed. "I couldn't attend his

Alpha," Grayson replied

He should be arriving

entrance, scanning the area as if expecting to see his

moment.

"I'll check, Alpha."

ended the call and turned to

Beta will be here soon. I

I nodded. "Of course."

walked away, heading toward

clutching at my dress. Looking down, I saw Luna staring up at me, her

I scooped her up into my arms, gently wiping her

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I whispered,

Between sobs, she mumbled, "Mommy, please go to

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me. I turned

had taken Leo.

for a brief moment,

let him hurt your brother," I

told her to stay with her friends. Then, ignoring the curious glances from the other guests, I turned