The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs by Avery Rose

Chapter 326

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"Selene, this pack doesn't deserve you or your family," Grayson said firmly. "I don't trust anyone here to handle your brother's treatment properly. I probably shouldn't say this, but I have no faith in this pack's head Alpha. I don't believe he'll protect your family."

His words made me pause. Was he right? Would Kane interfere with Magnus's treatment?

I chewed on my bottom lip, thinking back to Kane's confession just hours ago. He had even warned me to stay away from Grayson.

But then another memory surfaced-how Kane had always safeguarded my family's reputation in this pack. He had never allowed them to be humiliated or mistreated.

"Selene, what's on your mind?" Grayson's voice pulled me from my thoughts.

I sighed before responding, "Grayson, let's not talk about this now. I just want my brother to wake up first. I don't think Kane would ever harm my family. At the end of the day, they're the ones who raised his children-he wouldn't do anything to them."

Grayson fell silent, and I could sense his frustration. Clearing my throat, I softened my voice.

"Please don't be upset with me. I know you only want what's best for me and my family. I also know staying in this pack for my sake has been difficult for you. But my children are here. How can I just up and leave them behind? Please, just wait until my brother wakes up. After that, I promise I'll do as you say."

A pause. Then, finally, his answer came.

"...Okay. As you wish."

me as Grayson agreed. Moments later, he ended the

was about to lie back

pulse quickening. Without hesitation, I rushed

toward the staircase. The crashing

I saw my father in a furious rage, smashing everything in his path. My mother stood behind him, desperately trying to hold him

through me as I hurried downstairs. "Dad,

face me, his expression

a tremor

one who kidnapped

hunted him down and killed

breath caught in

"What?"

confirming the unthinkable. "Alpha Kane

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turning back toward the stairs to change out of my

my father's voice stopped me in

need to be

met his gaze, my own eyes flashing