The Alpha's Hidden Heirs (Selene and Kane) novel Chapter 95

Chapter 95 

“Another pack? Which one?” I asked, rising from my chair. 

Axel let out a disappointed sigh. “You know I have a friend in that pack. But he can only give me information related to the competition. It was clear what he was trying to say–he had a reliable friend who wouldn’t leak anyone’s personal details.” 

“It’s alright, Axel. I trust in our project,” 

He gave me a small nod in response. 

We left my cabin together, as it was time to head back to the pack house. 

I was incredibly grateful to Axel for his support. Not only was he my brother’s Beta, but he was also helping me manage the pack’s business. I had no way to repay him other than expressing my gratitude. I just hoped he would find his mate soon so he could finally focus on himself. 

When we arrived at the pack house, I noticed my parents preparing to leave. My brother stood beside 

them. 

“Mom, Dad, where are you off to?” I asked, hurrying toward them. 

“My dear, we’re going to visit your uncle. He’s very ill,” my mother said, pain evident in her expression. 

Her brother lived in a different pack, which meant they would be gone for a few weeks to see him. 

“What happened?” I asked. 

“The doctor says he’s in his final days.” 

Thugged her, hoping to comfort her. 

My brother told them to call him if they needed him there. 

I walked them to the entrance and stayed until they left. 

“Mommy? Where are they going?” I heard Leo’s small voice behind me. 

Turning around, I saw Leo and Luna approaching. 

“They’re going to visit Grandma’s brother,” I explained. 

We all went inside the pack house. I chatted with Magnus about my children. 

Tomorrow, I had to visit another pack for a conference, and I was worried about leaving my babies 

behind. 

“Don’t stress. I’ll take care of them. They won’t leave the house,” Magnus reassured me. 

“Thanks, Magnus.” 

That night, I slept with my children. I reminded them not to bother their uncle and to stay with Edmund and the maids. They promised me they wouldn’t cause any trouble. 

The next day, I went to my company to finalize all the necessary arrangements for the project. I called a meeting with all department managers to go over the details. 

Axel had arranged tickets for our managing director and financial manager to travel with us. He and Rachel would also accompany me. 

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That evening, after saying goodbye to my brother and my children, I headed to the airport to leave for the pack. 

The flight took six hours, and when we landed in the Moonveil Pack, I noticed several Alphas from different packs arriving as well for the conference. 

“I booked the best hotel here,” Axel informed me, grabbing my luggage, 

“Beta Axel, can we take a look around the pack?” Rachel asked eagerly. It was her first time leaving her home pack, and she was clearly excited. 

“Sure, if your boss agrees, I can arrange a tour. We can celebrate after the party.” 

I raised an eyebrow. “After–party? What party?” 

“Selene, the Moonveil Pack is hosting a celebration for their new agreement. Everyone’s invited.” 

“Oh.” 

Even if we won the deal, I had no interest in staying for the party. My twins were my priority. After securing the agreement, we’d have another meeting with this pack before returning home. 

The hotel staff, arranged by Axel, arrived to escort us. 

We got into the car and drove to the hotel where we’d be staying for the night. The conference was scheduled for tomorrow. 

As soon as I settled into my hotel room, I called my children, spoke to them for a while, and then lay 

down to rest. 

Even with my eyes closed, my mind kept drifting back to the project. Securing this deal would take our pack’s company to the next level, surpassing even the most advanced packs. Our status would rise significantly. 

Lost in thought, I suddenly heard a knock at the door. 

Without thinking much of it, I sat up. Since I was in a nightgown, I quickly wrapped a scarf around myself before opening the door. 

The moment I did, I was taken aback. Someone stood there, holding a large bouquet of red roses. 

“Excuse me?” I asked, trying to see past the flowers. 

The person shifted the bouquet, revealing an unfamiliar man. 

“Miss, this is for you,” he said with a polite smile. 

“For me? I think you have the wrong room.” 

He shook his head. “No, Miss. Are you Selene Hawthorne?”