A Female Alpha’s Revenge

Chapter 383

Third Person’s POV

After dinner, the finance department brought over the ledgers for her to check. She called Cedric to help her go over the accounts.

Cedric wasn’t good at checking accounts yet, and boys wouldn’t need to manage the finances in the future. But Adelaide hoped he could read and understand the ledgers.

Adelaide had hired a tutor to teach him for a while, so he had some basic knowledge.

In a few days, Cedric would be heading to Elk Academy. He already had the admission notice in hand.

Lance had originally planned to accompany him on the first day, but now it would be Adelaide taking him.

“The financial manager of our Frostfang Pack is amazing, Adelaide,” Cedric said, propping up his chin with bright eyes.

“Earning money isn’t solely due to the financial manager’s efforts,” Adelaide smiled and patted his head.

“It’s the hard work of those who labor in our shops and manors that brings in the revenue. So remember to treat those who sincerely work for you with kindness in the future.”

Cedric asked, “How can I tell if someone is genuinely working for me?”

Adelaide replied gently, “Understanding people’s intentions is one of the most difficult things in the world. It’s especially hard for someone who is uneducated and inexperienced to see through others‘ motives. However, by reading extensively and learning from the wisdom and experiences of those who came before us in books, we can learn to discern right from wrong, truth from falsehood, and good from evil. Once we grasp these concepts, understanding people’s true intentions becomes much easier. A disloyal or unprincipled person, no matter how well they pretend, will eventually reveal their dark inner self and give themselves away. And then we will see them for who they truly are.”

Tilting his head, Cedric asked, “So you want me to study hard and understand these principles, right?”

Adelaide smiled and tapped

on your shoulders. Inheriting the position of Alpha is no easy task. You

future, I want to be well- rounded

people

heavily, “I

hung on the porch, and in the packhouse, two lamps with glass lampshades were hit–these

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the packhouse was pitch–black, with

the capital was waiting in the guest lounge of the packhouse, his- heart pounding with

coffee, nor had anyone lit a

collect the check, but upon entering the Bloodmoon Pack’s territory, he was left in the lounge. Then he heard the commotion and heart–rending cries from

half an hour of noise, it finally quieted down. Someone

a customer at the store didn’t have enough for a check, he would follow them back to their pack or to the

wait, but the longest was fifteen minutes–usually because the place was large and the host was hospitable, offering him fine coffee

ask him to sit for a moment,

Pack, where he waited until

if he had walked

had asked the pack guards, but they only

he returned to continue waiting—after all, the headpiece was

money involved, he had

bath, Sabrina went

was said that each bottle cost a thousand dollars. Besides being highly fragrant, they

Rosemary asked after

and replied, “Luna Gloria hasn’t come back