A Female Alpha’s Revenge

Chapter 160

Third Person’s POV

Priscilla frowned, not grasping the implications, but instinctively sensing this might involve power struggles–a realm not her specialty.

She recalled rumors she’d heard: Lycan Luna had supposedly invited Adelaide to discuss making her the New Moon Priestess, a role desired by Lycan Erasmus.

The idea seemed absurd. Adelaide had a decent family background and striking looks, but she’d already had a partner.

Yet if the rumors held truth and Lycan Erasmus favored Adelaide, Lance’s plan to mate with her would be akin to openly challenging Lycan Erasmus–a move fraught with danger, not safety.

Priscilla studied Adelaide, entertaining the first possibility.

She remembered advising Lance to find a mate. He’d mentioned a beloved, promising to propose upon his return.

Later, when Priscilla inquired, Lance claimed his beloved had bonded with someone else.

But no- if his beloved were Adelaide, he’d have confessed before leaving, and Airella would have known.

And Airella would never have allowed Adelaide to become Ulrik’s mate.

This was puzzling.

Admiring Adelaide’s exquisite features and graceful figure, Priscilla struggled to reconcile them with Lance’s description of a she–wolf who’d savagely split someone in two.

carrying the pure Alpha blood of the Frostfang Pack, seemed

own neck mark grew warm

Madison’s party, Priscilla asked, “After the

“Why fear someone who’s

snorted. “You’re too young to know her schemes. She wields unseen influence, manipulating

covertly, we have nothing to

glass in her hand, scattering shards onto the coffee

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instinctively, her body leaning forward in

she straightened and released

here. This is

a shard from her pleated skirt. “At the Warscar Training Camp, we have a rule–we don’t

as you invited me here to reason, not to punish–like making me stand in the sun or

eyes, her

vague unease,

summons–the subtle threats

bit

strike her, pull her hair,

her throat, her neck mark burning

flickering emotions, turned to the