Chapter 240

Chapter 240

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Adelaide accompanied the Davidson family to the Frostfang Pack’s wolf pack square to watch the theater troupe’s performance.

Cedric also attended, having once sneaked into a troupe to beg as a rogue and been driven out.

Today, he sat legitimately, free from the fear of ejection.

The tough times in the past made him appreciate everything he has now even more.

As the orchestra’s instruments began to play, the atmosphere lightened, and Adelaide’s mood lifted.

Life must go on step by step, and she was grateful for Cedric’s presence.

Adelaide rarely attended operas.

The performance, selected by a Davidson family member’s mate familiar with such occasions, was titled “The Moon Goddess Pact.”

This opera told the story of a werewolf warrior and the chieftain’s daughter. Introduced by the council, the two mated in a ceremony. Soon after marriage, the warrior departed for the border war, leaving his mate to manage the pack alone for three years. She faced challenges in resource allocation and comforting worried pack members, while he encountered life–and–death situations on the front lines, earning honors through courage and wisdom.

his mate at the award ceremony, holding her hand and emotionally stating, “Mating with her is my greatest fortune. Her resilience upheld the pack, allowing me to fight without

lady realized the plot

go on, so

quiet. Only after the lead actors bowed did

lady whispered to Adelaide, “I didn’t know the story

said, “The play’s quite good, and the ending’s

up. “Yes, a happy ending was only right. Anyone with a conscience would acknowledge the Luna’s struggles. But some heartless people… Well, if they’re heartless, don’t

then offered their

opera, and people began looking at the

had indeed brought many gifts–mostly luxurious clothes and furniture.

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her own initial mistakes and recognized the substantial help Craig

Shadow Peaks. She had naively assumed that everyone at the Warscar Training Camp, except Klein, would dote on

with her teachers and classmates–there was no one to blame

was bustling with activity, all centered around

Lance’s impatience was palpable.

Each moment stretched interminably.

seen Adelaide for

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