A Female Alpha’s Revenge

Chapter 400

Third Person’s POV

Ulrik’s eyes were as cold as ice as he said, “I wish you could tell me that you didn’t do those things in Snowdeer Town.”

Free Coms

Velda sneered, “You despise me because of Snowdeer Town incident? No, you’re disgusted that I was captured on the mountain, that I was disfigured, thinking me tainted. But let me make this clear: I am innocent.”

Ulrik shook his head. “What happened on the mountain, I feel pity for you, which is why I endured the punishments for you. What I can’t accept is what you did in Snowdeer.”

“Stop deluding yourself, won’t t

Velda still sneered. “Do you truly believe I was wrong for what I did in Snowdeer?”

“Aren’t you aware of your own wrongdoing?”

Ulrik took a deep breath. “Have you still not realized you were wrong?”

Velda was unveiled, the lamplight casting her face–half normal, half grotesque.

ambition. “Ulrik, it’s not just you who dreams of achievement. I, too, aspire to greatness. As the kingdom’s first female werewolf

in Snowdeer. Without those actions, how could I

“Do you think those werewolf generals have never committed cruel acts? None

due to his bravery in battle?

your life–yet even if you die trying, you’ll never become

his head. “I don’t believe

of his abilities? No, it

higher positions and honors, so our descendants might benefit. If we can rise to

flame in her eyes–a

felt he had never truly

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Chapter 400

Free Calls

You see women around the world wasting away in domestic trivialities and childbirth, finding

countered, “Why is there a conflict between these two goals? I want to succeed so that try descendants may prosper, and I also hope my success can uplift the status of she wolves. There’s no contradiction here. I can’t sacrifice myself for others, can I? If

forward. “Tell me, Ulrik, am I wrong to think this way? Am I in

for a moment and instinctively shook his head. “You’re not

not wrong, then is it fair for you to distance yourself from me over Snowdeer

said gravely, “Your desire for success doesn’t justify the slaughter of