The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs by Avery Rose

Chapter 329

Third POV

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Selene's hands stilled as they grasped Kane's mother's. A flicker of hesitation crossed her face before she blinked and instinctively stepped back.

Without a word, she averted her gaze from Diana, her expression unreadable. "Aunt, you should get some rest," she murmured in a quiet, measured tone.

With no maids around to assist Diana, Selene's mother, Evelyn, quickly stepped in, guiding the grieving woman toward a bedroom. Diana expressed her gratitude with a polite nod, though the weight of her sorrow was evident-her mind consumed with worry for her son.

As Evelyn walked away, she cast a glance toward Selene before shifting her eyes to her husband, Malcolm. He met her gaze with a reassuring nod, silently promising that he would stay with their daughter.

Malcolm then approached Selene, who stood motionless, lost in her thoughts. "My dear, are you alright?" his voice was gentle, filled with concern.

Selene turned toward him, her expression unreadable.

"Dad, how do you know Uncle Garrett?" she asked, her voice steady but carrying an edge of curiosity.

name, Garrett's eyes flickered toward her. Malcolm ran a hand through her hair

said simply. "And there's no need to dig into it now." Recognizing the finality in his tone, Selene

Garrett. "You

reach out to

shook his head. "Diana will be fine. But if Kane sees Doctor Grayson right now... I

together. She turned her head slightly, her expression hardening.. She didn't care what was happening here. She didn't care how Kane felt about anything.

it mattered

of Selene who had once loved Kane Thorne deeply-who had once been devastated by his choices-was gone. Now, she was someone who refused to let the past haunt her any

her voice steady and firm. "I have no issues with any of you. I told Kane the same thing. Even after he took my pack from

was a reason she had

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she had been forced to walk away from her marriage-when she had left the pack carrying her unborn

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cared about what she

suffer. So why should she care