A Female Alpha’s Revenge

Chapter 125

Third Person’s POV

Watching Tommy drive away, Caldwell sighed.

Alt hough Alpha Lance adhered to tradition, he’d still bond with Miss Davidson despite Priscilla’s opposition, even without Lycan Erasmus’s backing.

Over at the Frostfang Pack, Adelaide received word that Alpha Lance would visit.

If it were military business, he’d summon her directly. So why the personal visit?

Clearly, it wasn’t about military affairs.

She suspected it was about his offer of a royal position.

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She instructed Valentin to prepare for the visit but planned to consult Shaman Digby about Sidney’s health.

Sidney was the one who presided over the bonding ceremony between Ulrik and her.

But after she dissolved the mate bond, Sidney never inquired about it, so she assumed Sidney was

unaware.

Sidney’s illness was likely known to Doctor Digby.

Adelaide worried that Sidney’s illness might have worsened, especially since Digby probably informed Sidney’s Omega, who didn’t relay the information to her.

Beata instead of going herself, as her current role as a meritorious hero

a subject of gossip, especially with the added

hours later with medicines and skincare

be gone. Injuries need proper care. These pills and herbs are for

and spotted various herbs… along with topical whitening

more than happy

took some and had them delivered,” Beata said with

so thorough in his work

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after brushing her teeth and drinking milk, Adelaide

returning from the battlefield,

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sleep evaded her. Even

vibrant and full of life–now stood before her in dreams, drenched in blood. After

Pack was massacred, she had to rely on sleeping pills to

had been mindful of

the emotions that welled up inside her

them, to keep her face devoid of any hint

her were perceptive. Even the slightest sign of sadness or a momentary lapse in focus drew immediate concern

next morning, Lance arrived

thinking he would come in the afternoon at the earliest, and had

Beata to greet him, only to find Lance already seated

seen his battle–hardened peers in casual attire so often, Adelaide was

a dignified blue suit with cloud patterns and black shoes, he exuded an air of refined authority and

features,

felt underdressed in her thin smoke–colored top