The Alpha's Hidden Heirs (Selene and Kane) novel Chapter 360

Chapter 360 

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Selene pressed her fingers against her forehead as she strode toward the door. 

“I can’t stay here any longer. My ears can’t handle your nonsense. All I feel is disgust–your touch, your kiss, everything about you makes me sick!” 

Her words struck Kane like arrows straight to the chest. His jaw tightened as he clenched his fists, but instead of arguing, he stepped forward, reaching the door before she could. 

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She hesitated when he pulled the door open, his gaze locked onto her. His voice was calm, almost distant. 

“You can sleep here in peace. I won’t bother you again.” 

With that, he turned away, stepping past the threshold. But just as he was about to leave, something made him pause. He looked back at her one last time. 

Selene stood there, arms crossed, her expression unreadable. 

“If my kiss offended you, I apologize,” he said quietly. 

She let out a bitter laugh, shaking her head. 

“When are you going to stop with this act? A man who truly loves someone knows how to control himself. But you? You’ll never understand that Do vou know whi 

Douse you never loved me. 

You’ve convinced yourself that Chapter Unlocked, Enjoy Reading! saved you. First Ruby, now me. Patience is a virtue, Kane. Maybe you should practice it with someone else–someone you actually 

love.” 

Kane inhaled deeply, nodding slightly at her words. He swallowed hard before responding. 

“I swear, I’ll never touch you again without your consent.” 

Selene wiped her lips with the back of her hand, her voice dripping with disdain. 

“That kiss was revolting. Do it again, and it’ll be the last thing you ever do.” 

With that, she slammed the door in his face, shutting him out completely. 

Kane exhaled slowly, turning around to lean against the closed door. He didn’t let her see how much her words affected him, but the moment she was gone, the pain surfaced on his face. It wasn’t his pride that was wounded–it was his heart, burning from the way she recoiled at his touch, the way she loathed his kiss. 

“What do I have to do to make you see how much I regret not loving you back when I had the chance? How can I make you love me again?” he whispered under his breath. 

Despite her cutting words, despite her coldness, he didn’t lose patience. He knew he had been wrong- kissing her like that had been a mistake. He cursed himself for acting impulsively, for crossing a line. 

And then it hit him–this was exactly how she had felt all those years ago when he had treated her so cruelly. The realization settled in his chest like a heavy weight. He let out a slow, defeated sigh. 

Stepping onto the balcony, he gripped the railing and gazed up at the night sky. The full moon, once bright and clear, was slowly disappearing behind a veil of clouds.