A Female Alpha’s Revenge

Chapter 370

Third Person’s POV

Over at Madison’s place, Adelaide wasn’t worried. Lance and Caldwell were on the case.

She was more concerned about Melinda.

Georgina had visited, mentioning that Melinda had broached the topic of dissolving her mating bond with Luna Skye, only to be firmly rejected.

Since then, Melinda had been dispirited.

Even though she’d been disappointed in Dwight and the Soulrend Pack before, she’d never been this desperate.

Adelaide feared Melinda might do something rash, so she asked Georgina and Paige to keep a close eye on

her.

As Georgina left, she said, “Luna Skye might pay you a visit. The other night, I overheard Melinda suggesting dissolving the mating bond, and Luna Skye thought you put her up to it.”

Adelaide wasn’t afraid of Luna Skye.

She was extremely disappointed in her and had little to say, but if Skye wanted to come, so be it.

involving Dwight’s accusations against government officials raged on in

had intended to go out andgive her a piece of her mind but was persuaded by Paisley, “You already scolded her the other night. Today, hear her out. If she’s here for Melinda’s sake, forgive her. If she’s here to cause trouble for

was persuaded but still muttered indignantly, “Never seen such a mother. She’s utterly unfit for

the aroma of coffee filled

and her shoes were soaked, leaving clear footprints on

her chair, slowly sipping her coffee. The two cousins were separated by a tall

table. Beata left with the tray and

picked up a cookie and ate

and using a small porcelain

appear even more dull. Her eyes lacked luster,

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her porcelain dish and fork

thought the

for Melinda? I apologize. Let’s put this behind us, shall we? We’re family.

wouldn’t be because

for Melinda. So, state your business. No need to

Silverlight Pack was restricted from traveling by Lycan Erasmus

this amusing. “So, should I blame

mean that,” she

been low–key in the capital, avoiding trouble. Being restricted by Lycan Erasmus was

the point about Melinda,” Adelaide said,