A Female Alpha’s Revenge

Chapter 344

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Chapter 344

Third Person’s POV

He brushed a gentle kiss against her lips. I might be swayed by others, but tonight’s little tantrum should keep her in check for a year or so.”

Adelaide chuckled. “She must be thoroughly frightened.”

And frightened she was. Beata could hardly contain herself as she reported, “Susan is still pacing the yard.”

Adelaide burst into laughter, pushing Lance away as she hopped off the table. “Alright, tell Susan that Lance has calmed down.”

“Right away!” Beata replied, then leaned back into the doorway with a twinkle in her eye. “The hot water is ready. Just let us know if you need assistance–we’re right outside.”

Adelaide deliberately ignored the hint of teasing in Beata’s eyes. “No need for assistance. You may all retire early.”

“Alright,” Beata withdrew, instructing the others to leave as well, even excusing themselves from helping with the night clothes.

Everyone happily complied–though they’d eaten their fill, the kitchen still boasted plenty of pastries and dishes.

Moreover, Caldwell, following Adelaide’s orders, had distributed small gifts to the omega members of the pack. Though modest, the presents brought a share of joy.

After a long day of busyness and with the weather warming up, not bathing was simply unbearable.

Lance swept her up in his arms, his lips near her ear, his voice rough yet magnetic. “Perfect timing, let’s. bathe together.”

Adelaide clutched his neck, a hint of puzzlement in her voice. “Speaking of which, we share a night, yet I haven’t conceived. Why?”

very

“1 think it’s better if we don’t rush. I’ve asked Doctor Digby for some medicine.

Herr

widened.

can’t men take

“Your constitution isn’t the best. I can’t let you take contraceptive pills just to prevent pregnancy. Doctor Digby said it’s

took

in vain, and it would further

felt a warmth in her heart. She’d never heard of a man willing

pack, she was duty–bound to bear children for

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people say how fortunate her mother was to have six or seven children all

that

the thoughts, Adelaide decided

they lay in bed

the capital, don’t you think?” Adelaide’s voice, muffled against

an excuse to stay in the capital for a while. If

three children were valuable bargaining

could be used to secure alliances through marriages with the children of high–ranking officials, thereby winning

Germains had rushed back for the New Year, eager

them mentioned

her repulsive. Of all the people in the capital, he despised the Bloodmoon Pack the

approach him

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