The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs by Avery Rose

Chapter 341

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Selene pressed her lips together, realizing there was nothing left to argue about. Accompanying him to the pack hospital wouldn’t hurt her–at least, that’s what she told herself.

Kane slid into the seat beside her, and the driver pulled away, heading toward their destination.

The ride was quiet. Selene kept her gaze locked on the passing scenery outside the window, refusing to acknowledge the man sitting next to her.

Meanwhile, Kane’s eyes never left her. If a small injury was all it took to keep her close, he wouldn’t mind getting hurt every single day.

His gaze dropped to his palm. The wound should have healed by now, but he had deliberately suppressed his wolf’s natural healing ability. His wolf didn’t seem to mind–it was just as eager as he was to be near their mate.

When the car rolled to a stop in front of the pack hospital, Selene wasted no time stepping out first. As she turned, she saw Kane following her, his movements unhurried.

Inside, hushed murmurs rippled through the waiting area. Some people immediately recognized them, while others only cast curious glances, trying to piece things together.

Kane, however, paid them no mind. The only thing that mattered to him was Selene’s presence beside him.

that he hadn’t even noticed the smirk tugging at his lips–until

like an idiot.

a chuckle,

sharp glare. “Have you lost your

lip, he cleared his throat. “I’m the head Alpha. Why should I care if

purpose, aren’t you? You want people to

His gaze darkened, and for a brief second, his wolf clawed at the surface, itching to let out a

stay composed. He wasn’t in a position to claim her–yet.

turned and continued walking toward the

recognized him, a nurse hurriedly ushered him toward

room.

as a doctor

alright? Should we call Dr. Nathan for a full checkup?” The doctor’s voice

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a cold

doctor instantly bowed his head and fell silent, finishing the treatment quickly.

doctor left, Selene exhaled and turned toward

Great. I’m