A Female Alpha’s Revenge

Chapter 191

Third Person’s POV

Cedric had been through a lot as a rogue–chased, rejected, and beaten. Deep down, he still lacked confidence.

When he heard the Thunder Wolf Pack didn’t believe he was back, he thought they looked down on him for his past as a rogue.

So when the car reached the Thunder Wolf Pack’s border, he didn’t want to get out and shook his head at Adelaide from behind the window. Adelaide patiently said, “Don’t be scared. I’ve met your uncle before. He really misses you, and so do the others. It’s true.”

Cedric still shook his head, pointed to his throat, then to his foot, his eyes filled with sadness.

Adelaide took a deep breath, her cedar pheromones suddenly strong, making the wolf–head emblem on the car door tremble.

She could tell Cedric was feeling inferior.

Turning to the Thunder Wolf Pack’s guard, she noticed the faint electric patterns on his shoulder armor.

“Please announce that I, Adelaide of the Frostfang Pack, have brought Cedric to visit them all,” she said, her voice carrying the aura of an Alpha. The guard instinctively lowered his gaze.

The guard glanced into the car but saw no one. Yet, since Alpha Adelaide was here, he couldn’t turn her away.

“Wait a moment, I’ll inform them,” he said.

The guard quietly approached Mallory, who had just returned from work.

Upon hearing the news, Mallory frowned. “She’s brought someone?”

child won’t get out of the car. I didn’t see his

Mallory was annoyed.

the Thunder Wolf Pack acknowledged this

Mallory didn’t want to–no one could replace

I’ll handle this,” Mallory said, wanting to settle the matter at the border without

Beta and saw Adelaide talking to

His pheromones were icy.

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Chapter 191

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Wolf Pack Alpha’s eldest son stood with electric patterns on his shoulder armor

the car’s backseat, emitting

and saw Mallory behind her. “Mallory,”

saw a

know your intentions,” he

necklace at the back of her neck grew hot. “But the Thunder Wolf Pack won’t cooperate. There’s only one Cedric, and

has many children. If you want one, just adopt

accusations, yet anger

understood their situation, but clearly, she

to Redwood City upon Lance’s letter–telling herself not to

Mallory accused her again, her temper

ripped open the car curtain, her cedar pheromones bursting

a look. On the way here, Cedric was worried you’d reject him. I even comforted him, saying

Mallory instinctively glanced at the child in Adelaide’s arms, what he saw made his vertical pupils