Chapter 237

Third Person’s POV

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With only four days left until Adelaide and Lance’s mating ceremony, Adelaide grew increasingly anxious as Irene’s group failed to arrive.

She approached Craig, who was working, and asked, “Has Irene messaged you? When will they get here?”

Graig, carving a moonstone with a bone–patterned knife, looked up and said, “Oh, I almost forgot–Irene said they won’t make it. She wants you to visit the Shadow Peaks with Lance after the ceremony.”

“Not coming?”

Adelaide’s disappointment was evident. “But they promised.”

Craig put down his tool and said with a wry smile, “You know how lazy Irene has become. She’d rather lie down than sit, especially in this snow. She’ll stay by the training camp’s fireplace. You can visit after the ceremony as per tradition.”

“What about Prunella and the others? Surely they can come?”

“If the teacher isn’t coming, the students won’t either,” Craig said, polishing the moonstone.

“Since you left the Shadow Peaks at fifteen and rarely returned or wrote, they naturally assumed you no longer needed us.”

“Feelings have grown distant?” Adelaide felt a chill. “Do they really think that?”

“It’s only natural,” Craig said, beginning to shape the stone for the wolf–pack emblem he’d promised Lance. “You’ve faced difficulties without seeking the teacher’s advice and endured grievances without returning to the camp. They naturally assumed you no longer needed them.”

Adelaide slumped into a seat, acknowledging the truth in Craig’s words.

Over the years, she’d been too preoccupied with her struggles in the Bloodmoon Pack to maintain contact with her teachers. It was only after the Frostfang Pack’s attack that she’d sought help, sending Craig and Prunella to gather intelligence.

I’d have no one to accompany me,” Adelaide said, her cedar pheromones tinged

Goddess necklace

with a hint of humor. “Not necessarily. Irene just messaged me about an urgent mission. She might leave in a

was the symbol for

silver–blue blood

Chapter 237

Her vertical pupils gleamed

candlelight, and her cedar

until after

burner trembled at her outburst, scattering cypress ash onto

felt. Her long–anticipated reunion was dashed, and now

hosting a grand mating ceremony, but it seemed it would only amount to a few casual family

between teachers and students was eternal, but she’d

students for help, Craig and Prunella had set off immediately. This time, Craig had even brought

selfish,” Adelaide murmured, her

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I’ll take Alpha Lance to the Shadow Peaks and personally apologize to the

verge

shoulder, a trace of care hidden

this was

her distressed expression, he thought the teacher

December 22nd, Craig

The wind howled, and the sky was

the day of the

Starlight Jewelry Store. Go collect it. It’s

it up,” Adelaide replied, watching the car start. The wind stung her eyes,

can do. There’s an

mission.”

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