Chapter 81: Chapter 81

The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs Chapter 81 Kane Leaving the party in frustration, I climbed into my car.

“Start the car,” I ordered my driver without hesitation.

+5Bonus > #Menu He obeyed instantly, and as the engine roared to life, my phone started ringing. I glanced at the screen -Finn.

Ignoring the call, I turned to stare out the window, trying to steady my emotions.

How dare her father and brother keep warning me? What about their daughter’s own damn behavior? I clenched my fists, my irritation growing.

That moment on the terrace, when Selene told me to marry Ruby, had caught me completely off guard.

She had said it so effortlessly, as if it meant nothing.

Like I was nothing.

Then why the hell did it piss me off when I saw her with another man?

Why did I even care?

I forced myself to stop thinking about her. She had her own life now–her kids, their father.

My phone kept ringing. Stopping momentarily, then starting again. This time, it was Ruby.

Annoyed, I switched off my phone. I didn’t want to deal with anyone right now.

“Alpha, where should I take you?” my driver asked hesitantly.

“Wherever the hell you ant.” I muttered, still seething.

Selene’s face flashed in my mind–the way she had said she was useless to me.

Hadn’t I called her that myself? But wasn’t she the one who had set me up in that damn marriage in the first place?

Frustrated, I ran a hand through my hair.

From the very beginning, she had been playing me. First, she married me. Then, she acted like she was in love. And when she couldn’t control her desires, she ran off to warm another man’s bed. After that, she divorced me and disappeared with my children.

And now, her family had the audacity to act like I was the one who had wronged her?

I shut my eyes, a restless energy crawling under my skin.

No one had ever made me feel like this before.

A sudden ringing noise snapped me out of my thoughts. My driver’s phone.

I shot him a glare through the rearview mirror. He swallowed nervously before pulling out his phone and silencing the call.

But when he saw the caller ID, he hesitated. “It’s Beta Finn,” he muttered.

I was about to tell him to ignore it, but he answered before I could stop him.

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< Chapter 81 “Beta Finn? Yes, Alpha is with me.”

I scowled as my driver pulled the car over to the side of the road and turned to hand me the phone.

“Alpha, Beta Finn wants to talk to you,” he said cautiously, I stared at him, refusing to take the phone. He stiffened under my gaze, realizing his mistake.

He opened his mouth, probably to tell Finn I wasn’t interested, but I snatched the phone from his hand and hung up.

“Restart the car,” I ordered coldly. “And focus on the damn road, not your phone.”

He nodded quickly and did as he was told.

The phone rang again. Finn.

I sighed and answered. “What?”

“Kane, where are you? Are you okay?”

“Do I sound like a five–year–old to you?”

“No, but you looked ready to kill someone when you left the party. You even ditched me and Ruby.*

“Take her back to Nightfall Pack.”

“What about you? Aren’t you coming with us?”

I glanced outside and realized my driver had taken my words literally. He was driving in the opposite direction of the border.

“I’ll be back soon,” I muttered.

Finn was silent for a moment before speaking again. “Listen, don’t let Alpha Malcolm’s words get to you. He’s your ex–father–in–

law. Of course, he’s pissed. No father likes hearing that their daughter got divorced.”

I rolled my eyes. “I wasn’t the one who signed the damn papers first. His daughter did. And she’s no saint–she has kids, for fuck’s sake!”

My outburst made my driver flinch, causing him to momentarily swerve. I shot him a glare, and he quickly refocused on the road.

“Calm down, Kane,” Finn sighed. “Where are you? I’ll come to you. You shouldn’t be alone when you’re this pissed.”

“Go back. I’ll return when I feel like it.”

I ended the call and tossed the phone onto the passenger seat.

“Where are you even going?” I asked my driver.

“A–Alpha, you said anywhere... so I thought you might want to stay at a hotel tonight.”

“Hmm.”

I leaned back against the seat and shut my eyes, trying to clear my thoughts.

I don’t care about her anymore.

She’s moved on. Hell, she already did long ago.

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< Chapter 81 I won’t bother her again.

+5Bonus #Menu When we arrived at the finest hotel in the Iron Crown Pack, I rented a room for the night.

Yet, no matter how much I tried to push her out of my head, Selene’s face haunted me.

Not even for a second did she leave my thoughts.

The next morning, I decided to return to my pack. After checking out, I instructed my driver to take us back to Nightfall Pack.

He set the GPS and started driving.

As I scrolled through my phone, a headline from the Iron Crown Pack’s news caught my attention.

Selene’s pictures.

I clicked on the article and found several images–some taken just last night.

She wore a black, backless dress that perfectly accentuated every curve of her body.

I clenched my jaw and looked away, forcing myself to focus on something else.

But just as I turned my gaze outside the window, something caught my attention.

A little girl.

Standing in the middle of the road.

“STOP THE CAR!” I barked.

My driver slammed on the brakes, bringing the car to a screeching halt.

“Alpha, what happened?” he asked, startled.

I didn’t answer. I was already out of the car.

The girl stood frozen in the center of the road, tears streaming down her face as cars zoomed past her.

My anger surged.

Why the fuck wasn’t anyone stopping to help her?

I rushed toward her. As soon as she saw me, her wide, tear–filled eyes locked onto mine. Without hesitation, she ran straight to me, wrapping her tiny arms around my legs, trembling.

I bent down and lifted her into my arms.

“Luna?” My voice was low, controlled, but my heart pounded in my chest.

“What are you doing here?”