A Female Alpha’s Revenge

Third Person’s POV

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Adelaide coldly remarked, “Use your brain. Why are they on the mountain instead of retreating? Why capture Velda? And why come to the southern border after signing the treaty?”

Without waiting for a reply, she walked away, leaving Ulrik standing alone.

The setting sun bathed his face in light, yet he stood motionless, deep in thought.

These hints from Adelaide suggested something horrifying, but he refused to believe it.

He returned to Adelaide and said through gritted teeth, “You’re just creating rumors out of hatred for Velda because of me. You’re a malicious and venomous woman.”

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Paisley, enraged, attempted to strike him with her whip, but Adelaide stopped her.

“Ignore him. He clearly disdains us; keeping our distance is fine.”

Ulrik’s provocation fell on deaf ears, leaving him further humiliated.

Now, he had no choice but to wait.

Meanwhile, in a mountain cabin, Velda wasn’t physically tortured but subjected to verbal and emotional

abuse.

She lay disheveled amidst the groans of wounded werewolves.

As Solanke’s wolf claws pierced the mark on her nape, the gland, imprinted with Ulrik’s hasty mating mark, erupted in ice–crystals.

Solanke’s white–sage pheromones flooded her torn gland, forcing her elongated nails back to human form.

bit her lip,

beside her, Solanke observed her face, scarred by carved words. “You thought I’d kill

the killing

you,” he said, his hand tightening around her

choking grip brought unbearable pain and

future as the

She couldn’t accept this.

kill her, she wished they’d do it now and spare her further

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12:57 am

Chapter 85

darkness threatened to consume her, Solanke released

for air, Velda fought the overwhelming

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the beginning, What’s the point of killing

in her voice, “What… what

“This is

cabin, and

Lance, expecting a meeting on the

the commander of that troop was the one he

fell, Solanke and his men

her team immediately

stood and announced, “Stay alert, weapons

rose to their feet instantly, shields and

moved swiftly

torches,

conditions, they walked steadily, their specially–made boots preventing

served as a warning to Adelaide: a large–scale war with the Western Tribes would not end

the Western Tribes‘ warriors

made a

and roared,