The Female Alpha’s Sanctuary

Chapter 266

Chapter 266

Third Person’s POV

Adelaide’s lips curled slightly–finally showing up, huh?

She smoothed her hair, glanced at the courtyard, and said indifferently, “Now that Madison’s back, I’ll wait in the living room.”

“Sure, Luna Adelaide, just wait in the living room. Madison will come after changing,” the omega said hastily.

Back in the living room, Adelaide saw Priscilla had finished her snacks and was ordering a fresh cup of coffee, deeming the previous one cold.

Priscilla, usually bossy with servants, was being uncharacteristically polite in Madison’s manor, treating the staff with respect.

Seeing Adelaide return, Priscilla snapped, “Madison’s back, making you wait.”

Adelaide sat down calmly, “Really came from outside, or just emerged from inside? We’re in the living room. Unless she used a side or back door, we’d have seen her enter.”

Priscilla rebuked, “As the manor’s owner, she wouldn’t use those doors. Do you know proper conduct?”

“Then I’ll wait and see her walk in,” Adelaide sipped the cold coffee.

Priscilla had Susan wait outside.

Susan shivered in the cold for a long while, seeing no one enter, and sneezed uncontrollably.

Wanting to prove Madison came from outside, she endured the cold, shivering outside.

an hour, Susan couldn’t bear

escorted by servants from

heard you’ve been waiting.

rose and bowed, smiling, “As Lance’s mate, I should pay my

Adelaide first, exchanging

Madison told Adelaide, “No need

is about your bet with Priscilla last night at the mating ceremony. You wagered on my wedding pink diamonds. Priscilla said if

for the bet. Since we won, take as

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tactless, diving straight into the

maneuver.

to be the daughter of the Shadow Fang

thousand dollars–she’d never hand over

her possession, treasures didn’t leave

she was

bet and diamonds? Last night was just the mating ceremony. When did you take her wedding gifts? That’s unacceptable. A son’s mate’s wedding

Priscilla was stunned.

dealing with Madison and her daughter, Priscilla wasn’t naive enough to expect the thirty thousand dollars without some doubt. Yet she’d always clung to a sliver of

denying everything–the pink diamonds, the bet–it caught Priscilla completely off

whose red, sneezing face was hidden behind her

Adelaide, whose calm demeanor suggested

Adelaide and furious at Madison’s shamelessness, Priscilla blurted, “How could you? Last night, I gave you the diamonds. You said if she didn’t chase me, you’d return the diamonds and

you to take Lance’s mate’s wedding gifts? Go

face darkened