A Female Alpha’s Revenge

Chapter 524

Third Person’s POV

Caldwell’s eyes were red, and his pupils dilated with emotion.

He asked, “Paisley, you must take responsibility for your words. Are you really sure?”

“Absolutely sure. She shared some memories with me, things she remembers. Some of which you never told me,” Paisley said.

“Like how your mother beat you with a switch? Or how you once fell into a ditch and couldn’t climb out? Or how you sold your grandmother’s chickens for candy?”

Paisley’s voice was resolute, her gaze locked onto Caldwell as if to uncover buried memories.

Caldwell whimpered, trembling with emotion. “How could she have mixed up her memories? Those things never happened to her. She must have confused them with another child’s experiences.”

Adelaide and Paisley, observing his reaction, knew that child was him, and they were certain Asa was indeed Poly.

These embarrassing childhood incidents could only be spoken of if witnessed firsthand.

Caldwell was in a state of extreme agitation.

He never dreamed Poly had been in the capital all along, living at Madison’s mansion.

He had searched tirelessly, but deep down, he had resigned himself to the possibility that she was gone for good. Continuing the search had been more for his own solace and his family’s hope.

the rogues? And how did

“She did,” Paisley replied.

discuss the matter thoroughly and asked Beata to prepare coffee

ready and the

was of running a high fever and

circus troupe leader found her. Seeing she was still alive,

thought she

lips/trembled, his eyes filled with profound fear and

have been terrified when she was kidnapped. When scared, she tends to scream. I bet she got beaten a lot, perhaps even scarred

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uncertainty of what she might have endured. My dreams were often filled with her

long time. I dreamed of

way,

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“Although the circus troupe leader found her in Fairfax County, after she recovered, he took her to Baker County and raised her there. The troupe made

brat, along with some men, tried to take her back. The troupe

life in Fairfax County was manageable, but in recent years, frequent disruptions made it hard for the troupe to survive. Sometimes, after a full day of strenuous performance, they couldn’t even earn enough for a