The Alpha's Hidden Heirs (Selene and Kane) novel Chapter 94

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A weight lifted off my shoulders. I put the phone on speaker, making sure Magnus and Axel could hear him clearly. 

“How did you change it?” I asked Nathan, 

Nathan began explaining what had happened that day. 

“He’s our head Alpha for a reason. He knew I had some kind of connection to you, so he deliberately kept me in the dark. He managed to alter the report, but it wasn’t easy to uncover the truth. All thanks to Ruby.” 

My brows furrowed in surprise. “Ruby? How?” 

“She was the one who called me the day Alpha returned to the Nightfall Pack. She asked me about a report, but I didn’t have any answers for her. Then, earlier today, she showed up at the hospital with Alpha’s parents. Somehow, she got her hands on the report–I don’t know how–but she came to me for help. She wanted to know if it could be changed.” 

I fell silent, unsure how to react. Should I be grateful to Ruby, or was this just another one of her schemes? 

“Don’t worry, Selene,” Nathan reassured me. “I did everything necessary to clean up the report. I changed it, and the doctor doesn’t even know about it. You’re safe.” 

“Thank you so much, Nathan. I don’t even know how to-” 

“Don’t,” he interrupted. “You call me your friend. If friends can’t keep each other’s secrets, then who can?” 

Magnus stepped forward and addressed Nathan. 

“You’ve always helped my sister. Tell me–how can I return the favor?” 

Nathan chuckled at my brother’s words. 

“Alpha Magnus, I don’t need anything. My Alpha provides for me well. But I am worried for your sister’s safety, which is why I kept this from him. Maybe, in doing so, I’m betraying my Alpha.” 

After speaking with Nathan, I felt incredibly lucky to have a friend like him. His reassurance gave me a sense of peace I hadn’t felt in a long time. 

“Now everything is crystal clear,” Magnus said. “From this point on, just focus on your future. You don’t need to worry about anything else. No matter what happens, I’ll always be here for you.” 

I hugged him, and he gently stroked my hair. When I glanced at Axel, he gave me a small nod. 

Two days ago, Magnus had asked if I would consider moving forward in life with Axel. I had declined. Not because Axel wasn’t my type or because I had an issue with him–it was something else entirely. 

I just didn’t want to ruin his perfect life. 

As time passed, I threw myself back into my work, focusing on my company. 

Day by day, I thrived in the business world, a domain dominated by men. It made me feel powerful, proving that I was just as, if not more, capable than them. 

The fear I had carried because of Kane had finally faded. I no longer had to worry about the truth 

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coming to light. 

In the past few weeks, my company had secured every deal I pursued. 

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Whenever Alphas from other packs came to negotiate alliances with Magnus, they sought me out for business discussions. 

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Early Morning 

I walked into my office, observing my employees as they worked diligently. 

They seemed completely absorbed in their tasks, as if nothing else in life mattered. But I knew better- they were just putting on an act because they found me intimidating. Eventually, they’d realize I wasn’t a bad boss. 

That was fine by me. They had their own lives, and fostering a professional yet friendly work environment wasn’t a bad thing. 

“Boss, your coffee.” 

Rachel placed a cup of coffee on my desk. 

“Thanks, Rachel,” I said, still focused on the file in front of me. 

“Boss, why are you stressing over this? You know you’re going to win this deal,” she said confidently. 

I set the file down and looked at her. “We can’t afford to be overconfident, Rachel.” 

“Yes, boss.” 

She grabbed a few files from my desk and left the office. 

This new project was crucial–not just for me, but for my pack. 

A major conference was happening in two days, and all the packs were preparing their proposals for the deal that would be discussed there. 

I had been working on this nonstop for a week. I was confident I could secure the deal, but I wasn’t the only one who thought so. 

I worked tirelessly throughout the day, barely taking a break. I had become a workaholic. Business was all I cared about. 

I was determined to make my company shine–to elevate it to the highest level possible. 

Just as I was about to stand up from my chair, a knock sounded at the door.