A Female Alpha’s Revenge

Chapter 10

Third Person’s POV

Adelaide nodded. “Certainly, but I’ll need Alpha Ulrik to sign an IOU first.”

“Absurd!” Rosemary snapped.

Adelaide leaned in, her voice soft as she steadied Rosemary’s back. “Don’t overexert yourself. Your herbs only last five days, and Shaman Digby won’t return after that.”

“What did you say?” Rosemary’s

bony claws dug into Adelaide’s wrist, her moonstone bracelet biting into the skin.

Luna Rosemary had forgotten Adelaide’s Frostfang Alpha blood.

As aura mounted, Adelaide’s muscles instinctively tensed.

Sabrina seized the moment, shoving Adelaide’s shoulder. The second her fingers made contact, a wave of Alpha aura erupted

from Adelaide.

Sabrina stumbled backward, knocking over a chair. Her golden–tipped ears flared in terror, pupils shrinking to slits under the moonlight–she’d caught the unmistakable scent of Alpha dominance.

“You you used aura on me?”

Adelaide examined the red marks on her wrist, her pheromones lingering like an invisible caress.

Rosemary gasped, releasing her grip as if she’d touched burning opal, her withered claws trembling in the air.

calm as if discussing tomorrow’s patrol.

you doubt it, confront him

temporary mark on Adelaide’s neck–a stark contrast to the

the

whimper, and under Adelaide’s cold gaze, she bowed

broken growl. “How dare you suppress Sabrina with your Alpha

a smile. “Wouldn’t dream

outside, her pupils slit like a

a wrist

and left, the room’s chaos

an Omega to fetch him, but Digby didn’t

Shaman Digby wouldn’t come. He’d delivered medicine

avia

1/3

delivered verbatim, nearly sent Rosemary into

+15 Bonus

call me again. Bloodmoon’s actions are disheartening. Treating

conduct makes me unhappy. As a rogue, I answer

to stop treating me. How

But she’s plotting my death

displeased, feeling

cutoff of

second son, Wilmot, the young wolf was gnawing on

home,” Alpha Isaiah commanded, slamming the oak table and sending moonstone dust drifting. “By

more stress for your

“outbursts” weren’t baseless, but knowing his father prized pack dignity