A Female Alpha’s Revenge

Chapter 87

Third Person’s POV

Solanke’s eyes flickered with red as if touched by a cold wind.

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His shoulders shook slightly before relaxing, as if shedding a heavy burden. “Your words hold great significance for me and the Western Tribes‘ royal family, Adelaide,” he said.

A young wolf nearby, who had been holding back his emotions, suddenly covered his face and wept.

Though he had stood with hatred and anger in his eyes, Adelaide’s words struck a chord, offering solace to his wounded heart and triggering an emotional outburst.

Solanke, Dominic, and Adelaide each bore their own irreconcilable pain.

Yet, for the greater good, they opted for a pragmatic reconciliation.

Solanke turned to Ulrik, whose face was pale as paper, and said coldly, “Want to know what your mate has done? Go to the mountain. The sights up there are the karma for their sins.”

With that, Solanke and Dominic led their wolves away.

Adelaide looked at Ulrik and said calmly, “If you want to save Velda, take only your most trusted subordinates.”

Her suggestion aimed to preserve Ulrik and Velda’s dignity.

After all, if the Western Tribes‘ Lycan King had suffered humiliation, and the same fate befell them, it would be unspeakable.

Ulrik, worried that Western Tribes‘ wolves might still linger on the mountain, asked Adelaide if he could take her team

moment of deep–gaz–ing at him, Adelaide asked,

tremor in his heart as he met her gaze, as if she’d touched the most

his soul.

you tell me if Velda’s village

should’ve asked Solanke just now,” Adelaide said coolly. “Or ask

bear the thought of

the massacre but emphasizing his

the massacre was real, then the Frostfang Pack’s

had killed Adelaide’s family, yet

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a tidal wave of complex emotions,

howled mournfully

mate bond had shattered, his wolf still yearned for

refused to believe it. Velda wouldn’t do such a thing. He

with urgency and turmoil. “Solanke’s words aren’t wholly trustworthy. Gamma Adelaide, I want to go up the mountain with you. Let’s get to the bottom of this.

contorted in

would he do

What could he do?

couldn’t be revived; the damage

silent, then agreed

Solanke and feared