Chapter 381: Chapter 382

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#Menu “It’s okay.” Selene said softly, her voice trembling. “I also did something that would’ve led to us breaking up anyway. I don’t want to lie to you. The night before last, I was in heat. Kane was with me that night.”

Grayson’s brows lifted in surprise, but he quickly composed himself, taking a deep breath. He knew it was time to let her go.

“I’ve always wanted to protect you,” he said after a moment. “But that man–he truly loves you. I’m a man, Selene, and I can see it in him. He cares about you deeply. Kane even warned me once–told me to stop digging into my past so I’d leave you. I brushed it off then, but now I understand. He must’ve already figured out my feelings for Vera. In fact, he’s the one who kept me tied to my pack, just so he could spend that vacation with you.”

Selene frowned as pieces of the puzzle started to fit together. She remembered how Vera had been called back to the pack unexpectedly because of the shop. Grayson had even mentioned how his workload had suddenly become overwhelming, and how another Alpha had called on him for unnecessary help.

“We’re over, Grayson,” Selene said with a small, bittersweet smile. “Go back to your lost love. Mark her, marry her, and give her the life she deserves. You’re a good man.”

Grayson nodded, his expression somber. “And you should go back to your love, too. I was your boyfriend, but I always felt like there was a hollow space between us–because you were never truly mine. You gave me a chance, and I’m grateful for that. But you never forgot about the man you once loved. You think you hate him, but deep down, you still love him, Selene.”

Selene didn’t respond to his words. Instead, she took a deep breath, nodded, and said goodbye.

Afterward, she returned to the coffee shop to formally say goodbye to Margot and wished Vera happiness with Grayson. She could see the love Vera had for him, and Selene felt a sense of relief knowing they could finally be together. It was better this way. She didn’t want to stand in the way of two people who clearly belonged together.

From the coffee shop, Selene went to the pack house one last time before heading home. She met Kane’s parents, Garrett and Diana. Garrett looked visibly upset about her departure, while Diana, who was still battling her illness, pulled Selene into a tight hug.

“Thank you,” Diana said, her voice frail but full of emotion. “I’ll always be grateful to you for saving my son.”

Selene smiled through her tears before going to see her children. She was braced for the worst, expecting Leo and Luna to cry, but what they said took her by surprise.

“Dad said Mommy has a life too,” Leo said matter–of–factly.

“We can see you whenever we want,” Luna added, her little voice steady but firm. “We promised Dad we wouldn’t cry.”

Selene’s heart broke at their words. Unable to hold back her emotions, she pulled them into a tight embrace and cried silently.

She didn’t want to leave them, but she knew she had to.

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< Chapter 382 children they were, they promised her that they wouldn’t cause trouble for anyone.

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#Menu As she made her way to the pack house’s entrance, she ran into Kane’s officials.

“My Alpha made mistakes with you,” Finn said, his expression sincere. “But he’s trying to make things right. I hope you won’t hold any grudges against him.”

Selene shook her head and replied, “I won’t. When I cross the border, I’ll leave my past behind.”

Outside, Kane’s driver was already waiting for her with the car.

“Alpha ordered me to take you home,” the driver said politely.

Selene turned back to look at the pack house one last time. Her gaze lingered as she waved to her children and Kane’s parents, her heart aching as she climbed into the car.

As the vehicle pulled away, tears streamed silently down her face. She didn’t notice the figure watching her from a second–floor window.

Kane stood there, his serene eyes clouded with emotion as he watched the car disappear through the i ron gate.

“Dad, Mommy left,” Leo’s small voice broke through his thoughts.

Kane turned and saw his children standing behind him, their eyes filled with tears they had tried so hard to hold back.

He knelt to their level and pulled them into a tight embrace. “I’m sorry,” he whispered, his voice thick with guilt. “I couldn’t keep my promise. I couldn’t bring your mommy back to you.”

The dam broke, and Luna and Leo began to cry in his arms. They had stayed strong for their mother, but now that she was gone, they couldn’t hold it in any longer.

Kane held them close, his own tears falling as he tried to console them. “Don’t cry,” he whispered. “It’s my fault. I made your mommy unhappy. But from now on, I’ll make sure she never has to cry again- even if I can’t be with her.”

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