The Alpha's Hidden Heirs (Selene and Kane) novel Chapter 431

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The loud crashing sounds echoed from the Alpha and Luna’s bedroom, making the maids stationed outside flinch. They stood frozen, their hands over their ears, faces pale with fear. None of them dared to knock on the door, too terrified to even consider it. 

“What’s happening to Luna?” one of the maids whispered anxiously. 

“Who kno-” 

The maid’s response was cut off as her gaze locked onto Kane approaching the bedroom. His towering frame and sharp expression made her breath catch in her throat. 

“A–Alpha!” 

They immediately bowed low, their terror shifting from the room to the man before them. Kane didn’t spare them a glance. His piercing eyes were focused on the door, the sounds of shattering glass and angry growls reaching his ears. 

“Leave,” he commanded coldly. 

Without hesitation, the maids scurried away, grateful to escape the chaos. Kane stood alone outside the door, his hand tightening around the doorknob as he listened to the snarls coming from within. He shut his eyes and took a deep breath, trying to calm the storm rising within him. After a moment, he turned the knob and stepped inside. 

The sight that greeted him made him momentarily stop in his tracks. The room was in complete disarray, with shattered glass, broken furniture, and torn curtains scattered everywhere. His eyes traveled over the wreckage until they landed on the figure near the window. 

Selene. 

Her back was turned to him, but the tension in her posture was unmistakable. As if sensing his presence, she whirled around, her sharp gaze locking onto him like a predator spotting its prey. Without a word, she grabbed the flower vase next to her and hurled it in his direction with all her strength. 

Kane barely moved in time, the vase flying past his head and smashing against the wall behind him. 

His eyes shifted to Selene’s face. She looked fierce–fierce in a way that would terrify even the boldest of Alphas who once sought her hand, mistaking her for a gentle, docile woman. The fire in her dark blue eyes was nothing short of lethal, and it struck Kane deeply. 

He had always believed he was the only one capable of handling her, taming her wild spirit. But now, after what she had learned, he realized just how fragile that belief had been. 

The look she gave him now was one he hadn’t seen since the war, the same piercing glare she had when she nearly drove a blade through his heart while he was trying to protect her in his brother’s pack. 

Kane closed the door behind him and slowly approached her, his steps careful. 

“Selene-” 

His voice was soft, low, an attempt to soothe her. But she wasn’t having it. Her glare didn’t waver, not 

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even as he closed the distance between them. When he got close enough, Selene’s hand shot out, grabbing him by the neck. With surprising strength, she shoved him against the wall. 

Kane’s back hit the wall with such force that his bones protested, but he didn’t fight back. He released a shaky breath, battling his wolf’s instinct to retaliate. He wouldn’t let his beast rise–not against her. 

Selene leaned closer, her voice ice–cold, sharp enough to cut through his defenses. 

“So, what do you think I am? A toy? Something you can play with whenever you want? Marry me, toss me aside for some new girl, and then repeat the cycle? Does it amuse you, Kane? Is this all just a joke to you?” 

Her words hit him harder than any blow could. Kane’s heart clenched at the bitterness in her tone, at the Selene standing before him now. It had been so long since he’d seen her like this–cold, unyielding, and brimming with rage. 

He regretted it. He regretted everything. After their remarriage, she had softened, letting down the walls she’d built over the years. And now, with one reckless mistake, he had undone all of it. 

Kane’s amber eyes locked onto hers, his gaze soft, pleading. She wasn’t ready to listen, but he had to 

try. 

“I swear,” he murmured, his voice trembling slightly, “I have no idea how this happened.” 

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