A Female Alpha’s Revenge

Chapter 29

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Third Person’s POV

Ivy interjected, “Alpha Ulrik and Luna Velda have earned their merits. There’s nothing they can’t handle. You shouldn’t seek help from Frostfang’s Alpha.”

Tamara clutched Ivy’s hand, her face mournful. “Ivy, Adelaide has always treated me well. Please speak to her for me. The things those people say–I didn’t spread them. I swear-”

Ivy shook off her grip and glanced at Beta Valentin. “Let’s head back to the Packhouse, Beta Valentin.”

Valentin and Ivy walked toward the Packhouse, leaving Tamara stranded at Frostfang’s border.

Ivy refused to comment on Bloodmoon affairs.

Noticing Valentin’s troubled expression, she asked, “What’s on your mind?”

“Luna Skye rejected the gift from Adelaide for Melinda,” Valentin said quietly.

Ivy paused. “But Luna Skye and Luna Airella were close friends… Alright.”

In the eyes of powerful pack Alphas, many believed Adelaide’s favor with Lycan Erasmus stemmed solely from her father’s legacy.

So no one took Adelaide seriously.

Valentin said, “Don’t let Adelaide know about this.”

“Agreed,” Ivy nodded. “No need to upset her,”

Ivy didn’t inform Adelaide about Tamara’s visit.

Adelaide would leave. They didn’t want

handed Adelaide the medicine from Shaman Digby. Opening it, she found wolf–specific remedies–some for

you pay him?” Adelaide

refused payment,” Ivy

settle with him upon my

opened another bundle, revealing pastries and

“The snow’s coming. Be cautious

softly said, “Thank

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“Beta Valentin, I leave Frostfang in

Valentin

would arrive eventually, though

Trainees and old allies to reinforce Alpha

at the Southern Border, would

tactics swiftly

Adelaide’s POV

Snowflakes drifted down, settling

branches.

afternoon sky turned a pristine

preoccupied with reaching the Southern Border as

swift, I couldn’t travel a thousand miles a

travel was impossible. Rest

weapon in hand, as Omegas

sips, I instructed,

Training Camp, I remembered my reckless early days roaming

humility, sparking my dedication to

bested nearly

I’d provoked many, making