The Alpha's Hidden Heirs (Selene and Kane) novel Chapter 243

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Fury surged through me as I hurled my phone across the room, its impact echoing off the wall. I pushed up from my chair, my pulse hammering in my ears. 

I refused to believe that bullshit. And yet, the images refused to leave my mind. 

Grabbing my suit jacket, I strode out of my office. 

The moment I stepped outside, every employee in the hallway shot to their feet, their heads bowing as 

I passed. I barely acknowledged them. 

“Alpha, your meeting-” 

My secretary’s voice trailed after me, hesitant. 

I stopped abruptly, turning to face him. 

His eyes went wide, his entire body stiffening as if he had just looked into the eyes of a predator. He swallowed hard, visibly trembling under my gaze. 

“Cancel it,” I ordered, my voice sharp. 

He nodded quickly and bowed again. As I turned back toward the elevator, I heard his voice behind me, barking orders into the phone. 

“Hurry up and get Alpha’s car ready.” 

By the time I reached the ground floor, the entire lobby had fallen silent. They all knew I was here. They always did. Sometimes, their fear bored me. But power came with control, and if I didn’t demand obedience, I wouldn’t get it. 

I stepped outside, finding my car already waiting at the curb. My driver scrambled out as soon as he saw me approach. 

“Alpha.” 

He immediately opened the back door, and I slid inside without a word. 

As soon as he was behind the wheel, I gave my order. 

“To Shadow & Moon Coffee.” 

I caught the brief flicker of confusion in his expression through the rearview mirror. My glare snapped his hesitation in half. 

He swallowed hard and, without another second of delay, started the car. 

I turned my gaze to the window, watching the city blur past. 

I clenched my fists, trying to steady the rage brewing inside me. But my mind was a battlefield, and I was losing. The images, the headlines, the way his hands were on her–it all made my wolf restless, itching to tear something apart. 

Reaching into my pocket, I realized I had left my phone back in my office. My frustration flared hotter. 

I was this close to ordering my men to shut down every single media outlet that had dared to publish 

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“Nonsense,” I muttered under my breath. 

But then the question clawed at me. 

Why the hell did she let another man touch her? Why couldn’t she just stay away from him? 

My jaw tightened as I flicked my gaze toward the driver. 

“Give me your phone.” 

He stiffened. “Y–Yes, Alpha.” 

Without hesitation, he handed it over. I snatched it from his grasp, patience nonexistent. 

I punched in Finn’s number. The first call went unanswered.