A Female Alpha’s Revenge

Chapter 279

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Madison glanced at her and said, “If you keep using that brain of yours, within three years, your mate’s mother will have you kicked out of the pack.”

Hearing this, Wanda’s face fell. “That hateful she–wolf, I’ll poison her sooner or later.”

Madison coldly replied, “Do me a favor and stay out of trouble. If you cause a mess and expect me to clean it up, do you think she is someone to trifle with? You might as well try getting close to her before you talk big.”

Wanda was feeling downcast. “Forget her. What do you think Priscilla and that wretched Adelaide are here for, Mother?”

Madison put down her cutlery. An omega handed her water, which she sipped before taking a napkin to wipe her lips.

After tossing the napkin aside and standing up, an omega draped her cloak over her. She strode out, saying, “Shall we go take a look?”

Seeing this, Wanda also put on a cloak and followed.

Upon reaching the side hall, Madison first noticed several boxes on the ground. Her eyebrows shot up in surprise.

These boxes were all too familiar to her. The Golden Jewelry Store’s ledgers were sent to her for review every year, each annual set contained in a single box.

These were the same kind of boxes.

Now, six boxes sat on the floor, presumably holding all the financial records from past years.

Although the Golden Jewelry Store was technically Wanda’s, it was actually Madison’s.

to owning the copycat

the boxes too and gasped, “Aren’t these the Golden

beaming smile,

“Cut the sweetness.

Madison slowly

gaze flickering over the ledgers. Her expression

what does this

the boxes on the floor, addressing Priscilla–not Adelaide. She wasn’t foolish

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and you co–own a jewelry store.

smiles, with no sharpness in her eyes, as if she weren’t

She looked at Wanda and said, “This Golden Jewelry Store is the one you told me you opened

Wanda replied, “Yes, Mother.”

and said, “I recall you mentioning that the store had

“Exactly! We’ve been in business for years, not only failing to make a profit but also running at a loss. It wasn’t until we did a year–end promotion that we barely covered the

conversation, “These days, every industry is tough. You don’t need

She turned to Priscilla.

attention, remembered their prior agreement to keep quiet.

blame

agreed, “Right, business is

the initial investment, she’s subsidized the store for years, with every expense documented. Cousin holds a 30% stake; I assume you’ve also contributed according to

couldn’t pinpoint it. She nodded, “Of course, whenever there was a need

holds 70% of the shes; you cover 30% and hold