Third Person’s POV

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The Thunder Wolf Pack members exchanged glances, all finding the situation too absurd for words.

A mix of emotions weighed heavily on everyone’s heart.

Mallory’s father, the current Alpha of the Thunder Wolf Pack, let out a heavy sigh. He sat in his chair, staring blankly at the yard outside.

Memories of Tabitha, gentle and understanding, and Cedric, lively and sharp, flooded his mind, causing him immense pain.

Who wouldn’t hope for this to be true? But how could it be?

He had seen his daughter’s and grandson’s bodies with his own eyes.

His grandson had suffered a gruesome death. Though his face was unrecognizable, the golden bracelet on his wrist remained–a gift from his mother on his fourth birthday. There was no mistake.

Beta Fabian’s visit had shattered everyone’s hopes, reopening old wounds as if the tragedy had just unfolded. The gloom from that day seemed to linger, and no one knew how to escape it.

Mallory considered sending an omega to the Frostfang Pack to check if Adelaide had left.

The omega returned, reporting that Adelaide had indeed left alone on the Full Moon Festival.

“She must have been in a hurry if she left on the Full Moon Festival,” said Beatrice, Mallory’s mate.

Mallory wanted to complain about Adelaide but recalled her unwavering determination that day and the sorrow she’d hidden.

He sighed, “She’s not reckless. She probably thought it unlikely but couldn’t rest without checking.”

Beatrice nodded. “Yes, one must see for oneself to be at peace.”

Though they spoke these words, everyone secretly hoped it was true.

But how could it be? It was likely just another disappointment.

The

fell into a heavy

had gone with hope,

in the capital soon. Could she really have brought

This was perplexing.

her prudence,

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Chapter 187

Full Moon Festival and returned in

weather was clear

werewolf guards on patrol were surprised to see Alpha Lance driving

a driver was unusual. Whom

capital required no inspection, and

proceeded directly to

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arrival, Lance said to Adelaide and Cedric, “I’ll leave you here. Settle in first. I’ll visit again in a couple of

head to the Thunder Wolf Pack tomorrow,

him but remembered his aversion to hearing it, so

“See you,” Lance replied.

to Cedric, he smiled and waved. “I’ll

still

thought, “This kid

Cedric into the

burst into tears upon

his eyes and ran over,

looked at Cedric again, tears

pitifully thin. What had

to prepare food, drinks, and hot water in

and Jessica had stayed with Adelaide, so Cedric recognized them and

called, their voices thick with

and the empty steps of the living room, realizing no one else

knew what had befallen the Frostfang Pack–his grandmother

gone.

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