A Female Alpha’s Revenge

Chapter 204

Third Person’s POV

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Lance considered Cedric his lucky star. The idea of treating Cedric poorly was laughable; if anything, Lance was more likely to spoil him rotten.

Perhaps it was fate.

A fleeting glance had drawn him to Cedric, though, initially he’d only sensed a resemblance, nothing more.

After all, following the massacre of the Frostfang Pack, Adelaide had been the sole survivor.

Yet Lance had been inexplicably certain it was Cedric and had pursued him without hesitation.

Despite losing him in the chaos, Lance had eventually brought him back.

He liked to think Airella might have regretted her past decision, choosing to bless his relationship with

Adelaide instead.

That was a comforting thought. There was still a knot in his heart over Airella choosing Ulrik over him.

He believed he was in no way inferior to Ulrik. Setting aside status, his combat skills and character were superior.

As for looks and physique, Alpha Lance simply didn’t care.

Glancing at Adelaide again, he put down his coffee cup and said, “I should head back to the Royal Court. Just started, so plenty of handover tasks. I’ll visit Cedric after work tomorrow.”

Adelaide stood. “Alright, let me see you out.”

curled into a smile, his eyes bright as he softly

noticed his light attire and reminded him, “It’s getting chilly.

responded, her concern warming him. It turned out having someone who cared about his well–being

she’d mated with someone else, he’d

heart was always filled with sweetness. The loneliness was gone, and in his free time, all he wanted was to be with the Frostfang

wished to give her the best the world had to offer, to make up for the hurt

pain was still there but had lessened considerably

to reassure Adelaide and the Thunder Pack

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front was

treatment continued. Galvin

had been done during yesterday’s bone–setting,

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significant effect. Both Digby and Galvin believed the toxins in his body were dissipating faster

addiction to soul grass

quit soul grass. Yet here was a seven–year–old child displaying such

said to Galvin, “The Frostfang Pack indeed

Galvin wholeheartedly agreed.

for the boy, treating him

both heartache and admiration for him and

Cedric recuperated, Adelaide went

away numerous visitors, except

carried

Soulrend Pack and a young elite, he had every right to be

more

had reached heights many never achieve in their

afford to