A Female Alpha’s Revenge

Chapter 423

Chapter 423

Third Person’s POV

Paisley and Avery grasped the deeper implications of Adelaide’s words.

The Western Tribe’s situation would soon undergo significant changes. When the new Lycan King ascended, he would likely launch a thorough investigation into the Snowdeer Town incident.

This would serve three purposes: revenge, consolidating power, and redefining the border.

If Ulrik had any compassion left for Gloria, he should let her return to her own pack.

But if he kept her in the Bloodmoon Pack out of familial protection, forcing Tad to speak up for the pack, then he and Velda were essentially the same–both selfish to the core.

Paisley, ever the prankster, suggested a bet. “Let’s wager on whether Ulrik will reject Gloria. I say he won’t

Avery, though disdainful of Ulrik, recalled his battlefield bravery and offered a shred of trust. “He might. He’s shown responsibility in battle.”

The two of them looked at Adelaide in unison and askek, “Which one do you pick?”

Adelaide remained noncommittal. “I don’t know Ulrik well enough.”

Paisley slid a $10,000 check across the table. “Pick a side. Let’s bet $10,000.”

Avery, alarmed by the high stakes, quickly backed down.

mean

mood. “Just for fun. Let’s

the check, noting Avery’s covetous

concern for Gloria’s feelings but won’t be honest with her. If she chooses not to

“That sounds like you know him well. But how can we verify? The

shrugged. “So I’ll go with ‘he won’t reject

“Two against one. Poor Avery, you’ll owe us $20

me

Lance led Eugene and his group out of the

city upside down in his search. It wouldn’t be

Marsh’s severe injuries, they had no choice but

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two mountains, Klein had stocked up on

recent rain made the mountain path treacherous, but for

Victor discovered their stay at the cemetery, he might

while

the forest, they faced snakes, insects, and wild animals. Klein and Lance

up the mountain, Lance cut branches

they left,

found signs of Lance’s group in the

and his team had stayed there for seven or eight days, Victor roared,