The Alpha's Hidden Heirs (Selene and Kane) novel Chapter 317

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Verity had passed out from the pain. My officials wasted no time getting her into Derek’s car. 

“Where should we take her?” Derek, my Delta, asked. 

I was momentarily stunned, but I quickly snapped back to reality and answered, 

“My place.” 

As the car sped toward my house, my mind was still reeling from everything that had just happened. A firm pat on my shoulder snapped me out of my thoughts, making me turn my head. 

“You should let me drive. You don’t look like you’re in any condition to,” Finn said as he slid into the driver’s seat of my car. 

I realized then that he hadn’t left with the rest of my officials. After I settled into the passenger seat 

beside him, he started the engine. 

“I get that this is a lot to take in, but you need to stay calm. We need answers,” Finn said evenly. 

But I couldn’t stay calm. 

She wasn’t even safe with the man she once called her father. 

Rage burned through me. “Call that bastard and tell him to get to my house. Now.” 

Finn kept one hand steady on the wheel while pulling out his phone with the other. He dialed a number 

and waited. 

“Is he back in the pack?” he asked when the call connected. 

Whatever the answer was, Finn turned to me and confirmed, 

“He’s back.” 

Without hesitation, I grabbed the phone from his hand and ended the call. Then I immediately dialed Gamma Curtis’s number. 

It barely rang twice before he picked up. 

“Beta Finn, it’s been a while.” 

The sound of his voice made a low growl rumble in my throat. 

“A–Alpha?” 

“Bring your wife and get to my old house. Now.” 

“Alpha, we’re far from there 

“You have one hour. If you’re late, you know damn well what I’m capable of.” 

I ended the call and handed the phone back to Finn. 

He kept throwing glances my way as he drove, but I ignored him, rubbing my forehead as frustration 

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First, Verity no longer loved me. And second, I couldn’t just let the people who’d hurt her walk away unpunished. 

Even if she didn’t want me anymore, I still wanted her. I still loved her. And I would make sure those responsible for her suffering paid for what they had done. 

Then, a sudden realization struck me–I had the hospital footage my men had sent. It could reveal who had helped Verity at the pack hospital. 

Pulling out my phone, I had a suspicion about who it might be–Selene’s adoptive mother. 

I played the video, carefully analyzing the footage. But to my surprise, the person in question wasn’t who I expected. It wasn’t Gamma’s wife. 

Instead, it was a young woman. 

Her face was concealed by a white mask, and she had even worn glasses to obscure her eyes, making sure the cameras wouldn’t capture her features clearly. 

Who the hell was she? 

“We tried enhancing the footage, but we still can’t make out her face,” Finn commented beside me. 

I was about to acknowledge him when something caught my attention. 

Quickly pausing the video, I zoomed in on the screen. 

My eyes darkened as I focused on a small but significant detail–the bracelet on the woman’s wrist. 

I knew that bracelet. 

It was the same one I had given Ruby for her last birthday. She had begged me for it because it was one of a kind. 

My jaw clenched as I muttered under my breath, my anger rising. 

“Ruby.” 

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