A Female Alpha’s Revenge

Chapter 220

Third Person’s POV

Valentin waved his hand and said, “None of that matters now. What matters is that Adelaide doesn’t want any unresolved accounts with the Bloodmoon Pack. We all need to move on, so, Alpha Ulrik, will you pay the fifty thousand or not? If not, I’ll take this IOU to court.”

Ulrik had someone fetch a fifty–thousand–dollar check and handed it to Valentin on the spot.

Suppressing his fury, he said, “Please extend my apologies to Adelaide. I hope she can be gracious and forget this incident.”

He didn’t know why he was so angry.

Technically, since Velda was the one who caused trouble at the Frostfang Pack, he should apologize to Adelaide, and he did feel sorry.

But Adelaide’s words-“she doesn’t want any unresolved accounts with the Bloodmoon Pack“-sounded so cold, as if she was avoiding him like a venomous snake.

When Valentin took the check, he detected remorse in Ulrik’s pheromones.

The Alpha’s cedar scent, usually commanding, now resembled damp firewood, acrid and smoke–filled.

Valentin sneered, “With the money paid, Adelaide won’t dwell on it. It’s just a rabid dog barking. She’s no stranger to such things. Some people, the farther they stay away, the clearer the Moon Goddess’s light shines.”

ashen face, Valentin

joined the Frostfang Pack and

recalled Adelaide’s words–every cent of the Frostfang Pack’s money was stained with

a vase but couldn’t retrieve the “one and only” promise

wanting to confront

him too tired to

visit to Rosmary.

be hidden, Ulrik

wolf claws were digging into the oak desk,

silver–tipped neck hairs bristled with aged authority.

pick her? She’s not only smashing things at home but now at the Frostfang Pack too. Do

Moon Goddess necklace

must have gone to Adelaide to sabotage your

narrowed to slits, sulfur

Velda’s delirious muttering last night, “Don’t mate with

provoke Adelaide for nothing. Could it be

This realization unsettled him.

reluctantly accepted

pack duties, he

Border, he found Velda terrifying and deeply