The Alpha's Hidden Heirs (Selene and Kane)

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"Mommy, let's go somewhere today."

Luna's sweet voice rang out as she tried to convince me to take her out. Her big, pleading eyes were hard to resist.

"Baby, I have to stop by the coffee shop today. How about we go somewhere this weekend instead?" 1 suggested gently.

Just then, Leo walked in, having finished his homework. He climbed onto the bed beside us, his expression serious as he turned to his sister and said in the most mature tone he could muster,

"Don't bother Mommy. Or I'll tell Dad."

Hearing him refer to Kane as "Dad" didn't really surprise me anymore. Over time, Kane had managed to carve out a space in Leo's heart. These days, whenever he was at the pack house, he devoted his full

attention to the twins.

"No, don't tell Dad!" Luna whined. "He said if I annoy Mommy, he won't call me 'princess' anymore."

I raised an eyebrow at that. Even though my feelings for Kane hadn't changed-l still couldn't stand him-I had to admit, I was surprised at how well he handled the kids, especially Leo.

"How's your 'punishment' going?" I asked Leo, curious about his training,

He puffed out his chest proudly. "Mommy, it's not a punishment. Uncle Storm said I'm going to be the head Alpha one day, so I need to start training now."

I chuckled at his enthusiasm. I had always wondered what exactly Kane had said to him at his birthday party. Later, I found out that his so-called punishment was simply the start of his training. It was early for him to begin learning how to fight, but honestly, it wasn't much of a punishment at all.

“You're such a fan of your dad," I teased, watching his expression carefully.

Before Leo could respond, Luna giggled and chimed in, "No, he's not. But my friends' mommies are! They always ask me about Dad. Some of them even told me to ask him to pick me up from school."

I scoffed, rolling my eyes. Some women had no shame, using a child as an excuse to get Kane's

attention.

"Ignore them, sweetheart. You're a good girl, and you don't need to bother your dad. He's a busy man," I told her firmly.

"Yes, Mommy," they both answered in unison, their little voices filled with obedience.

As their mother, it was my responsibility to teach them good manners and respect for others. I was simply doing what any parent should.

After brushing my hair and slipping on a pair of heels, I turned to face my kids as they lingered in my

room.

"Mommy's heading out. Do you think this looks good?" I asked, doing a playful twirl.

"Yeah!" Luna cheered excitedly.noveldrama

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"What about you, Leo?" I prompted.

"It's fine, Mommy," he replied, shrugging like a little adult.

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I sighed, noticing how fast he was growing up. Each day, he seemed more mature than the last.

"Alright then, I'll see you later," I said, giving them a small wave before stepping out of my bedroom.

Just as I was about to walk down the hall, I overheard them talking.

"Why doesn't Mommy go to Dad's house?" Luna asked her brother, her tone filled with curiosity.

Leo's answer came without hesitation. "You know they're not together. Our friends say the same thing."

There was a brief silence before Luna added thoughtfully, "But Dad talks about Mommy all the time."

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