The Alpha's Hidden Heirs (Selene and Kane) novel Chapter 407

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Chapter 407 

Two weeks had passed since the rogues attacked the pack’s village, leaving devastation in their wake. 

The entire pack was in turmoil. There was only one question on everyone’s mind where was their Alpha? Kane was missing–no trace of him, no body to bury, no sign of life. Was he still alive? And if so, where could he possibly be? 

Selene’s life had been drained of color. Once a radiant, powerful woman, she now seemed like a shadow of her former self, broken and hollow. Kane’s parents were devastated, their hope diminishing with every passing day. They adored their son, and the uncertainty of his fate was unbearable. Alpha Garrett, overwhelmed by the grief of believing his son might be dead, suffered a heart attack. Diana, Kane’s mother, spent her days sobbing in the corner of their room, praying for a miracle to bring her 

son home. 

Meanwhile, their children, Luna and Leo, tried to be strong for their mother. Their tiny hearts clung to 

the belief that their father was alive and would return to them soon. 

“Mommy, please eat something,” Leo pleaded, his small voice filled with concern. “Daddy will be mad if he comes back and sees you not eating.” 

Luna sat beside her, holding a spoon near Selene’s lips, her own eyes brimming with tears. “Please, Mommy. Eat for Daddy’s sake,” she whispered. 

Selene’s chest tightened as she fought to hold back her tears. She didn’t want to break in front of her children. But deep inside, she felt lost. What was she supposed to do without Kane? After years of pain and struggle, they had finally married and were ready to start a new chapter in their lives. Now, everything had been ripped away from her. She loved Kane so deeply that life without him felt impossible. But dying wasn’t an option either–her children needed her. They were her connection to Kane, the living proof of his love for her. 

Taking a deep breath, she forced herself to open her mouth. She chewed the food slowly, but the moment it hit her tongue, a sharp, acrid taste rose in her throat. Panic flashed across her face as she 

shot up from the bed, covering her mouth. 

“Mommy, what’s wrong?” Leo asked, his voice rising in alarm. 

Selene couldn’t answer. She rushed to the bathroom, her stomach twisting painfully as she vomited. Tears streamed down her face as she leaned over the sink, rinsing her mouth out. She stared at her reflection in the mirror, her pale face showing the toll the past few weeks had taken on her. This 

wasn’t the first time she’d been throwing up. For days now, her body had rejected food, but she’d 

assumed it was the stress and grief. 

Wiping her face, Selene forced herself to smile. She couldn’t let her twins see her like this. They didn’t need more reasons to worry. But as she reached for the bathroom door, dizziness overcame her. Her vision blurred, and she closed her eyes, steadying herself with a deep breath. When she opened them 

again, a sudden realization hit her like a lightning bolt. 

Her heart raced as she hurried out of the bathroom. She knelt before her children, smoothing 

“Mommy needs to go somewhere,” she told them gently. 

“Can we come with you?” Leo asked, his voice hopeful.