The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs by Avery Rose

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The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs

Chapter 291

The Next Day

By the time Selene woke up, it was already too late to make it to the coffee shop. A deep sigh left her lips as she curled further into her blanket. She had caught a cold–unsurprising, considering how she ignored Grayson’s warnings and let herself get soaked in the rain last night.

When he had dropped her off at home, the sneezing had already started. By morning, a mild fever had set in, leaving her exhausted and sleeping for most of the day.

But after lunch, she decided she couldn’t stay in bed any longer. It wasn’t her own shop where she could come and go as she pleased. Margot, her boss, was a kind and understanding woman, but Selene refused to take advantage of that,

As soon as Selene stepped inside the shop, Margot’s sharp eyes landed on her.

“You look pale. What happened?” Margot asked, concern lacing her voice.

Selene let out a small laugh, explaining the events of last night.

Margot chuckled, shaking her head. “You young folks really do love playing in the rain, huh?”

Selene admitted with a sheepish grin. “But I do, Grayson tried to stop me so many times… I should’ve listened to him.”

knowing smile, Margot handed her a steaming cup of cappuccino.

the rich aroma lifting her spirits. “Thanks, Margot.”

she threw

modifications to the shop. Margot had decided a little redecoration might boost business, so

-she wasn’t just

I really appreciate this,”

Selene replied, only to be interrupted by

time evening rolled around, the rain had returned, drumming lightly against the shop’s windows. The weather was unpredictable this time of year, and there was a good chance it would pour all night.

home,” Margot insisted.

object–this was her responsibility–but the pounding in her head made her

off her apron. A glance at the clock told

her goodbyes to Margot and the remaining staff, she stepped

a few steps away from the coffee shop that she realized she had

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#Mery

figured it wasn’t a big deal–the rain wasn’t too heavy yet, and