A Female Alpha’s Revenge

Chapter 520

Chapter 523

Third Person’s POV

Moreover, every time there was a banquet at Madison’s mansion, if Madison had truly been sincere, she should have introduced her to the guests.

Yet, during every banquet, she was locked in the villa’s backyard.

She wasn’t even allowed to leave her room, let alone meet anyone.

The tutor explained that her etiquette wasn’t up to par and that she might offend the distinguished guests.

“Could it be that Madison’s rescue of me has some hidden story? Is this true or not?” she asked, her breathing slightly labored.

“We can’t confirm this yet, so we need to investigate. Could you share the details of what happened back then, as well as the circumstances of your circus troupe’s dissolution?” Paisley requested.

Poly nodded and recounted everything that had happened in Fairfax County to Paisley.

Paisley asked meticulous questions, knowing she would need to relay this information to Lance and Caldwell upon her return.

She inquired about every conceivable detail.

Poly’s account was exhaustive, especially regarding her life after the circus disbanded. She described how she made a living on her own and the events leading up to her encounter with the rogue. She held nothing back, sharing every minute detail with Paisley.

the end of her story, her voice

timidly asked,

leave. The Hutchinson family also can’t invite you out frequently. Once I return, I’ll discuss, with Caldwell to find a way.

father awaits you in Garfield County. Once your identity is confirmed, Caldwell will surely send for him to reunite you

never thought she’d see her family

she had thought

had dreamed of the day she would confront them and demand

she grew older, she realized how illogical that

the years,” she said, moving her hands away and wiping her tears, “I

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Chapter 523

from a vehicle while I was delirious with illness, but I still remember the man who threw me out saying, ‘Don’t

like that. Even if I was on the brink of death and it was inconvenient to seek a doctor, they could have buried me after I passed. Why would they throw me out

envision the torment Poly

kidnapped and then fell seriously ill during the

and unwilling to bear the cost of treatment, would have

mistaken this for abandonment by her own parents. The pain of such

one would willingly confront such

for me, waiting for me

them. I thought I had no family left, that I was all alone in the

streaming down

with a sense of kinship

her, Paisley advised patience, not disclosing when the

plan was too sensitive to risk leakage; otherwise,