The Alpha's Hidden Heirs (Selene and Kane) novel Chapter 141

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iece by piece, everything started to make sense. Our Gamma–someone we trusted–had been the one to approach Magnus at the pack house and feed him false information. Even though he was a ranked official in our pack, he had betrayed us. 

He was the only official who had reached out to me, provoking me to join the battle by constantly bringing up my father during our conversation. He knew I was vulnerable, that I could be easily swayed, and he used it against me. 

“Where is he? I’ll kill him,” I growled, my voice trembling with fury. My eyes burned with an icy blue hue, the rage within me manifesting physically. 

“We haven’t seen him since the war,” someone replied, their voice uncertain. “We assumed he was injured or… worse. The battle was long, and so many pack members died–we lost track of him.” 

I clenched my fists tightly, anger coursing through me like wildfire. “How could someone so close to us betray us like this?” 

Axel, standing nearby, exhaled deeply, his expression thoughtful. “Magnus fell ill shortly after the celebration party. I can’t shake the feeling that our Gamma had something to do with it.” 

My eyes widened in shock. Frustration burned in my chest, nearly unbearable. If an Alpha couldn’t trust his own officials, then who in the world could he trust? 

“He was with Alpha Hunter,” I said, my voice low but laced with venom. “How could he pledge his loyalty to another man? My brother was so strong before his illness. He would never have yielded to Kane if he hadn’t been sick.” 

The bitter sting of betrayal soured my mouth. Those who betrayed their pack, their family, didn’t deserve to live. An Alpha’s strength and power ruled the pack, and betrayal was the ultimate crime–a sin that could never be forgiven. 

Turning to our Theta, I spoke with firm resolve, “Find that traitor. I’ll make an example of him–a death so unforgettable that no one will ever dare to betray the Alpha again.” 

The Theta nodded slightly, then turned and left the room without a word. 

Moments later, a group of guards entered, their eyes scanning the room before settling on me. One of them spoke, his tone formal but firm, “Alpha Kane is summoning you.” 

I stiffened, caught off guard. Facing Kane was the last thing I wanted to do–not after what had happened during the war. I had misunderstood him, and now he knew the truth about my children. 

My father stepped forward, his expression protective as he walked toward the door. “Don’t worry. I’ll go with you.” 

But the guards raised their hands, stopping him. “Only her,” one of them said. 

“Dad, I’ll be fine,” I assured him, though my stomach churned with unease. After giving my children one last glance, I followed the guards out of the room. 

“Where is he?” I asked as we made our way upstairs. 

Magnus had been staying in a guest room downstairs, so I was curious why the guards were taking me in the opposite direction. 

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“Where he should be,” one of the guards replied curtly. “In the head Alpha’s bedroom.” 

I stopped abruptly, my heart sinking at his words. 

The guards turned to look at me, one of them frowning. “What’s the holdup? Let’s go. We don’t want the Alpha getting angry with us.” 

Another guard shook his head. “You don’t know Alpha Kane. He’s ruthless when it comes to punishing those who cross him. We can’t afford to upset him.” 

I glanced at their anxious faces and started walking again, silently marveling at their fear. They didn’t know me. They didn’t know I used to be their head Alpha’s wife. That’s why they were warning me about his nature. 

With a heavy heart, I continued toward the head Alpha’s bedroom–a room that had once belonged to my brother. The thought of someone else occupying it filled me with bitterness and grief. 

When we reached the large double doors, the guards stopped and knocked. A moment later, as if receiving silent permission through a mind link, they opened the doors and gestured for me to enter. 

Taking a deep breath, I stepped into the room. The doors shut firmly behind me, trapping me inside. 

The bedroom was spacious, fitting for the head Alpha of the pack house. Every corner of it reminded me of my brother, stirring an ache deep within me.