The Alpha's Hidden Heirs (Selene and Kane) novel Chapter 419

Chapter 419 

Leo glanced at his mother, his eyes searching hers. Selene stood still, composed as always, though a flicker of pride crossed her face. She was pleased that Nyx had acknowledged Leo as the heir of the pack. 

“Come on now. Your dad is waiting,” Selene said gently, taking the twins‘ hands in hers. 

The twins eagerly walked with her, their steps light with excitement at seeing their father again. 

In the dining room, Kane was seated at the head of the table, his presence commanding even as he spoke into his phone. 

“Have him visit the pack,” Kane said, his tone calm but his eyes sharp. “I need to discuss something important with him.” 

Selene entered the room quietly, the twins following close behind. She immediately noticed the tension in Kane’s demeanor. Whatever conversation he was having didn’t seem to be putting him in a good 

mood. 

Without a word, she guided the twins to their seats, placing them on Kane’s left side. Then she took her own spot, sitting to his right as was customary. 

Moments later, Nyx walked in, her expression slightly unsure. She hesitated before making her way to Selene and taking the seat beside her. 

Selene sat silently, her gaze fixed on Kane as she waited for him to finish his call. 

“Make all the arrangements as soon as possible. I don’t want her staying here any longer than necessary,” Kane said into the phone, his voice cold and deliberate. 

toward 

Selene’s brow furrowed slightly. It was obvious he was referring to Nyx. She shifted her gaze the young woman, noticing that Nyx had bowed her head, clearly overhearing his words. 

When Kane finally hung up, he turned his attention to Selene, his expression softening slightly. 

“Let’s eat,” he said, his voice warmer now. “It’s been a while since we’ve all had a meal together.” Selene gave him a quiet smile and nodded. Rising from her seat, she reached for his plate and began serving him food. 

Kane’s eyes remained on her the entire time, his intense gaze unrelenting. Selene could feel it, but she didn’t look up. She was used to the way he watched her, as if she were the only person who existed in 

the room. 

“I asked the maids to bring Mom and Dad over,” Selene said as she placed Kane’s plate back in front of him. “They should be here soon.” 

Kane gave a small nod, his attention briefly shifting to the twins, who were whispering to each other in hushed voices. 

“What are you two talking about?” he asked, his tone curious but light.