The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs by Avery Rose

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Under the silvery glow of the moon, the wolves fought with a ferocity that made it clear this wasn’t just a battle

for territory-it was a fight for survival.

Growls and anguished howls echoed through the dense forest, shaking the trees as if the earth itself could feel

the tension. The air grew colder with every passing second, as if the bloodshed had sapped the warmth from the

night.

This war was the culmination of years of rivalry, a conflict so deeply rooted that no words could do it justice. The

metallic stench of blood hung heavily in the air, mingling with the acrid scent of destruction.

Selene pushed herself to move faster, her legs burning with the effort as she raced toward the chaos. She

opened the mind link to her pack’s gamma, her voice firm and determined.

“I'm coming,” she announced.

“Don’t!” the gamma pleaded. “Go back. We can’t guarantee your safety. This isn’t a fight against just a few

wolves.”

But Selene wasn’t interested in hearing his excuses. She severed the link abruptly, unwilling to waste

targuing.

“Dominic,” she called out to her wolf, “it’s tto show where your loyalty lies.”

But Dominic remained silent. Selene could feel her wolf pulling back, unwilling to fight. It was as if Dominic didn’t

want to go against their mate.

Anger flared within Selene. She felt betrayed-not just by others, but now by her own wolf.

‘Everyone betrays me,’ she thought bitterly. ‘My whole life has been filled with disloyalty, and now even my wolf

turns her back on me."

Fury surged through her veins as she locked Dominic away, silencing her wolf entirely.

Before long, Selene reached the battlefield. The sight before her made her stomach twist-a grisly scene of blood

and carnage. This was her worst nightmare, the very thing she had hoped to avoid.

The wolves were locked in combat, their snarls and cries filling the night. Blood stained the earth, and the

metallic tang of it was suffocating. Selene’s heart sank as she realized the fight was moving closer to her pack

house.

If the battle continued for even half an hour, the wolves would reach her home. Her family.

Selene couldn't let that happen. Determined, she charged forward, prepared to fight anyone who stood

in her way.

I'm coming for you,’ she thought grimly as she ran, her focus narrowing on the fight ahead. When she finally

reached the fray, she let out a powerful growl that stopped nearby wolves in their tracks. Sturned to face

her, their eyes wide with shock.

They thought another Alpha had joined the battle. But when they saw it was a female wolf, their surprise turned

to confusion.

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“Who is she?” they asked each other through their mind links.

Selene quickly spotted her pack’s wolves. She recognized them immediately, but they couldn’t acknowledge her

presence-not in the heat of battle.

Two wolves made a beeline for her, their eyes filled with malice. Selene didn’t hesitate. She surged forward with

a speed that left them stunned. With a sharp movement of her head, she sent both wolves flying. Their bodies

hit the ground with a sickening thud.

They struggled to rise, but the force of her attack had left them incapacitated. Around her, wolves froze, their

fear palpable.

Selene smirked to herself.

‘Just like you, your fighters are cowards, Alpha Kane,’ she thought.

Without slowing down, she continued to tear through her enemies, her mind set on one goal: finding her brother.

Her heart pounded as she scanned the battlefield, desperate to ensure his safety.

The air seemed to vibrate with the intensity of the fight. Selene’s movements were swift and lethal. She didn’t

flinch as she tore into her enemies, biting and clawing without mercy.

‘Everyone on this battlefield is my enemy,’ she told herself. ‘I can’t trust anyone. No mercy.”

This single-minded determination wasn’t just her nature-it was her rank. As an Alpha, she was hardwired to

fight. If she had been an omega, fear might have paralyzed her, no matter how skilled she

was.

But when she couldn't find any sign of her brother or his officials, her frustration boiled over.

While she searched frantically, three wolves lunged at her, sinking their teeth into her legs. She hissed in pain

but didn’t stop.

“Let go, or I'll give you deaths worse than you can imagine,” she growled, connecting to their minds.

Mind links were allowed on the battlefield, though they often led to betrayal as wolves conspired with other

packs to save themselves.

“It's our Alpha’s order,” one of them sneered. “Kill anyone who stands in the way of slaughtering Alpha Magnus.”

Selene’s eyes widened at the mention of her brother. Rage flooded her system, and her growl sent a tremor

through the wolves.

She twisted her body, sinking her fangs into their necks one by one. Their howls of agony pierced the night as

they collapsed. To their horror, Selene’s wounds healed almost instantly, her legs showing no evidence of the

attack.

When they saw this, their terror deepened. Selene laughed coldly at their fear before sprinting forward.

Her bite and claws were laced with poison, so she didn’t waste tfinishing them off. She moved with deadly

efficiency, her focus unwavering.

Finally, she spotted him-the wolf she had been searching for.

His presence was overwhelming, his aura radiating power and danger. Death followed anyone foolish enough to

challenge him. Selene watched as he cut down his enemies with brutal precision.

But something made him pause. One of his pack members spoke to him, and he turned, his red eyes

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When his gaze landed on a black wolf with piercing blue eyes, his expression shifted to shock.

“Who are you?” he asked, his voice filled with confusion. The mingling scents of blood and wolves made it

impossible for him to distinguish her scent.

Selene didn’t answer. She took a step back, then launched herself at him with everything she had, her intent

clear.

“Your death,” she snarled.