The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs by Avery Rose

Chapter 300

#then

I quickly pulled my hands away from her, shifting my gaze to the side as I cleared my throat. I had no interest in discussing it with anyone. That man had caused me so much pain–pain I had been forced to endure because of him. If he felt any regret now, well, that was his burden to carry,

A sudden wave of anger tightened my jaw as I recalled what had happened. He had dared to change my clothes. The thought of him seeing me naked made my skin crawl with discomfort.

“I’m glad the dress fits you well, Luna,” Wren’s voice brought me back to reality,

I turned my attention to her just as she continued, “Last night, Alpha asked me to change your clothes. Since there were no dresses in the house, I had to put you in his clothes. But today, he ordered this dress for you. Honestly, I’m impressed–he picked the perfect size.”

Her words stunned me. So… he hadn’t changed my clothes himself? I bit my bottom lip, realizing I had jumped to conclusions. A quiet sigh of relief escaped me.

“I need to go, Wren. Where are my shoes?” I said, shifting gears.

“Luna, don’t leave just yet. I’ve already set the table for you. You were running a high fever last night- you must be feeling weak. Why don’t you have breakfast with Alpha first?”

bag? My phone is inside, and

living room. My eyes flickered toward him as he drew closer. I wanted to be gone before he had

but his deep voice

shower. Let’s have breakfast together.

a second, frustration bubbling inside me before I turned to face him.

get back on my

glanced down. “Oh? And how

gaze to my bare feet. “Where are my

first,” he responded smoothly, already turning toward the dining room.

at his retreating back. Was this man serious? Was he completely

He’s crazy! Absolutely shameless!” I

heard me.

had been standing a little further away, gasped in shock. No one ever spoke about their Alpha like that–at least, not out loud. But Kane didn’t react at all, as if my words bounced right off him, like he was made of stone, indifferent to everything.

I stomped my foot on the floor