The Alpha's Hidden Heirs (Selene and Kane) novel Chapter 197

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I was stunned by Grayson’s words. Wha t did he mean by knowing everything? Who had told him about 

my past? 

“How do you know?” I asked, my voice barely above a whisper. 

He looked away, his gaze distant, and muttered, “I heard about what happened during the war. How you fought back. How Alpha Kane demanded his children back. Your pack fighters were quite talkative 

after a few drinks.” 

I stared at him, speechless. The weight of his words hung in the air, leaving me unsure of how to 

respond. 

Instead of continuing the conversation, I opened the car door and stepped out. Talking about my past wasn’t something I wanted to do–not now, not ever if I could avoid it. 

Leaning down to the window, I said, “Let’s go inside. I’ll take you to my brother’s room.” 

Grayson stared at me for a moment, his expression unreadable. It was clear he wasn’t satisfied with the abrupt end to our conversation, but he sighed softly and got out of the car. Without a word, he 

followed me into the house. 

The moment we stepped inside, the maids turned their heads to look at us. Their gazes lingered on Grayson, admiration obvious in their expressions. 

I wondered briefly if they knew who he was, but judging from the way they looked at him, it was clear they were simply mesmerized by his handsome face. They had no idea about his true identity. 

“This way,” I said, gesturing toward Magnus’s room. 

Grayson followed me as I led him down the hallway. When I pushed open the door to Magnus’s bedroom, I stopped dead in my tracks. 

Nathan was sitting on the edge of the bed, setting up medical equipment. 

“Nathan,” I said, surprised. 

He stood up and turned to face me, a warm smile lighting up his face. “Selene.” 

But his smile faltered the moment he noticed Grayson entering the room behind me. 

“Doctor Grayson Vale!” Nathan exclaimed, his voice filled with shock and awe. 

Of course, he would react that way. Every doctor dreamed of meeting Grayson Vale, let alone working with him or learning from him. 

There was a vast difference between being a doctor and being a healer. Doctors could treat physical wounds, but healers–true healers–could mend any kind of wound, even ones that couldn’t be seen. 

Healers were born with unique abilities and a distinct mark on their bodies, making them revered and rare. Grayson was one of the best. 

“This is Nathan Winters, my friend,” I said, introducing the two. 

Nathan eagerly extended his hand, and Grayson shook it firmly. 

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