All Chapters of A Female Alpha’s Revenge: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Third Person's POVEver since Sabrina laid eyes on Alpha Lance, her gaze became transfixed, her heart racing.She had fantasized about becoming his lover or even a breeder in the Blackthorn Pack—a humble position she'd gladly accept, given her family's decline in the Bloodmoon Pack.But now, hearing that Adelaide, the former Luna nearly expelled from their pack, was to become Lance's mate, jealousy gripped her like a vice.Her agitation was palpable, her mint pheromones laced with envy."You're nothing but Alpha Ulrik's discarded mate! How dare you aspire to be Alpha Lance's Luna?" she spat."Silence!" Rosemary's wolf claws shattered the ornate armrest, moonstone shards scattering as her pheromones flared with sulfuric fury.As the former Bloodmoon Pack's Luna, she knew what Adelaide's cedar pheromones with silvergrass undertones signified—pure Alpha lineage.Moreover, today's guests were all connected to the royal family. Any scandal here would tarnish Sabrina's reputation irreparabl

Third Person's POVAfter ordering, Adelaide handed the menu to Lance for review.Lance scanned it and said cheerfully, "These are all my favorite dishes. Order them as listed."Tommy promptly took the menu and left."What happened in the garden? They doubted your gift was genuine and tried to bully you, didn't they?"Lance had a pretty good idea but wanted to hear it from her.Adelaide sipped some water and said, "No one could bully me, but some did target me. I didn't take them seriously."Beata interjected, "Your last few remarks terrified me. What if Madison seeks revenge?"Adelaide replied, "Whether I speak out or not, she'll oppose me. I might as well say it to her face. After all these years with you, from the Frostfang Pack to the Shadow Peaks and back, when have you ever seen me fear anyone?""You were indeed fearless in the Bloodmoon Pack. But that's not the point," Beata said.Beata recalled her time with the Bloodmoon Pack. Adelaide hadn't changed, but she couldn't say as m

Third Person's POV"Eat up," Adelaide said, shaking off her thoughts and smiling at him.It was comforting that someone felt injustice for her and her family.He smiled warmly back. "I know you like spicy food. Have some more."Adelaide raised an eyebrow. "When did you find out I like spicy food?"Lance said, "I heard about it when I went to the Shadow Peaks.""Odd," Adelaide said. "Why never meet me when you're there? We know each other. Why not say hello?"Lance kept pouring her water but didn't answer.Adelaide pushed the thought aside. It wasn't that important.He changed the subject with a smile. "After today's Madison's birthday party, the capital will buzz with gossip."Adelaide glanced at him. "Yeah, lots of young she-wolves are heartbroken. When Priscilla announced our engagement, I got plenty of hostile looks.""Plenty will envy and hate me too," Lance said meaningfully. At least Ulrik now regretted it, and Lycan Erasmus was re-examining his feelings for Adelaide."Hardly. W

Third Person's POVTamara sat exhausted in the chair, staring at the empty conference room.Dim light streamed in, illuminating lonely tables and chairs, making the entire Bloodmoon Pack feel like a tomb.She was happy for Adelaide—not for any grand reason, but for the care Adelaide had shown her during her time with the Bloodmoon Pack.It was not just material support. Now that Tamara managed the pack, she realized how much trouble Adelaide had shielded her from.At this moment, she was truly exhausted. If her mate were just a regular guard in the pack, she wouldn't have to pursue those unrealistic things, draining her energy in a futile chase.She fell asleep in the chair and didn't know how much time passed until an omega rushed in."Alpha Ulrik and Luna Velda nearly shifted just now. Alpha Ulrik scratched Luna Velda, and she slapped him back. Then Alpha Ulrik left the pack, and Luna Rosemary woke up and fainted again."Tamara simply nodded, the scent of wolfsbane from the hallway

Third Person's POVPriscilla frowned, not grasping the implications, but instinctively sensing this might involve power struggles—a realm not her specialty.She recalled rumors she'd heard: Lycan Luna had supposedly invited Adelaide to discuss making her the New Moon Priestess, a role desired by Lycan Erasmus.The idea seemed absurd. Adelaide had a decent family background and striking looks, but she'd already had a partner.Yet if the rumors held truth and Lycan Erasmus favored Adelaide, Lance's plan to mate with her would be akin to openly challenging Lycan Erasmus—a move fraught with danger, not safety.Priscilla studied Adelaide, entertaining the first possibility.She remembered advising Lance to find a mate. He'd mentioned a beloved, promising to propose upon his return.Later, when Priscilla inquired, Lance claimed his beloved had bonded with someone else.But no— if his beloved were Adelaide, he'd have confessed before leaving, and Airella would have known.And Airella would n