The Female Alpha’s Sanctuary

Chapter 353

Chapter 353

Third Person’s POV

45 F. Colos

“Don’t worry, the news will spread from Union County. With Blue Ridge State hundreds of miles away, no one will trace it back to us, Raven said.

After a pause, he added, “The women Madison trained have entered prestigious packs. We must stir chaos in these packs and families. When they’re too busy dealing with their own issues, they won’t support the royal family.”

Germain sipped his coffee, masking his carlier ruthlessness and appearing as the mild gentleman he seemed to be, “Good”

Meanwhile, at the Ministry of Justice, Dudley was growing increasingly anxious. “Alpha Lance, why did you bring Doctor Digby here? Even with his medical skills, he’s not a forensic expert.

Lance remained calm. “Dudley, patience. Such a high–profile case demands caution. If we’re not careful and end up blaming an innocent person, we’ll face even more public criticism.”

Dudley, with years of case–handling experience, knew there were some doubts in this case.

But with the criminal’s confession and solid evidence, what was there to review?

“This is a waste of time! Every day that woman lives disrespects her victims, Dudley said discontentedly.

now. Even with express delivery, the document round–trip would only take a

is Doctor Digby arriving? We’ve been waiting for ages, Dudley fumed, sitting

openly clash with Alpha Lance, his

ulike Dudley, whose daughter was a royal priestess favored

lacked

after Dudley’s complaint, Doctor

but imposing, he cast a cold glance at Dudley, who immediately stood up, his earlier anger replaced

Digby, sorry to

the wait, Digby

you,” Dudley explained, not daring to offend Digby, who

your anger not at me? Then was it at Alpha Lance?” Digby

no, I wouldn’t dare, Dudley said, trying to make

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them,” Dudley said, pointing at

spoken a word, they took the blame,

knew Digby

doctors said to prepare for the worst. But Doctor Digby treated her daily for a month and literally

this clear; even a weak, chronically ill person

the justice system with