All Chapters of A Female Alpha’s Revenge: Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

Third Person's POVCedric had been through a lot as a rogue—chased, rejected, and beaten. Deep down, he still lacked confidence.When he heard the Thunder Wolf Pack didn't believe he was back, he thought they looked down on him for his past as a rogue.So when the car reached the Thunder Wolf Pack's border, he didn't want to get out and shook his head at Adelaide from behind the window. Adelaide patiently said, "Don't be scared. I've met your uncle before. He really misses you, and so do the others. It's true."Cedric still shook his head, pointed to his throat, then to his foot, his eyes filled with sadness.Adelaide took a deep breath, her cedar pheromones suddenly strong, making the wolf-head emblem on the car door tremble.She could tell Cedric was feeling inferior.Turning to the Thunder Wolf Pack's guard, she noticed the faint electric patterns on his shoulder armor."Please announce that I, Adelaide of the Frostfan

Third Person's POVAdelaide fingered her Moon Goddess necklace, its moonstone in the wolf-head emblem suddenly warm.Her cedar pheromones, laced with silver fern, rippled through the Thunder Wolf Pack's conference room. "Alpha ance and I have decided that after our mating ceremony, Cedric will live with us in the Blackthorn Pack," she announced.She glanced at Cedric and noticed him instinctively shrinking his neck. A fresh, pale-pink scar from a past rogue attack marred his nape.Softening her tone, she continued, "Cedric trusts Alpha Lance implicitly. It was Alpha Lance who rescued him from that nightmare. Once he recovers, Alpha Lance will hire the finest tutors for him.""A decent person with some education, passing the Frostfang Pack's test and bearing its Alpha status ensures a life of luxury," she explained.Initially, the idea of Cedric living in the Blackthorn Pack seemed odd to the Thunder Pack members.But given Lance's approval and the broader horizons the Blackthorn Pack

Third Person's POVLance's face stiffened slightly as he turned away, insisting, "I'm not officially part of the Warscar Training Camp. My teacher said I'm just his student, not a camp member."Adelaide smiled brightly. "That's a bit of denial. Since Klein is part of the Warscar Training Camp and you're his student, you're definitely associated with it. When did you join?"Lance forced a smile, trying to steer the conversation elsewhere. "We were talking about Cedric meeting Elder Halsey. When do you plan to go?"Adelaide rested her chin on her hand, staring at him without blinking. "Tomorrow, after I take Cedric to see him, Junior Lance."For some reason, knowing Lance was from the Warscar Training Camp eased her tension, making her bolder around him.Lance rolled his eyes. "I'm older than you.""Yes, you're older than me, a senior student," Adelaide teased, laughing heartily.She now understood why he'd always avoided the topic, mentioning only his annual visits to the Shadow Peaks—

Third Person's POVAt the Moon Goddess altar, Elder Halsey prepared to reinstate Cedric's name in the clan records.Yet, skepticism lingered among some wolves.They saw Cedric as frail, struggling to link him to the legendary Frostfang lineage."I don't believe he's Randall's son," a wolf declared loudly, disdain evident in his voice. "Adelaide found some little fraud and expects us to swallow it.""Randall's son should bear the Frostfang Pack's silver fern gland mark. This pup's got nothing but a scar—clearly a rogue."The speaker tugged his collar, the wolf-head bracelet on his wrist glinting coldly in the moonlight. "Adelaide's parading a rogue around, thinking we won't smell the landfill on him?"Elder Halsey's wolf claw suddenly crushed his pen, splinters scattering at the doubter's feet.His cedar pheromones, laced with pine, erupted—a roar of authority that ignited the altar's candle holders. "The Davidson family's records are written in wolf's blood. Your filthy words won't st

Adelaide's POVAfter some thought, Doctor Digby said, "For adults, I'd recommend painkillers—they can handle more. I brought up nerve blockade because I'm worried Cedric might thrash in agony post-surgery, disrupting the process."Galvin added, "Miss Davidson, Doctor Digby's point is that both methods have pros and cons. It all hinges on whether you're willing to let Cedric endure more pain."I didn't want Cedric to suffer, but I was even more concerned about his future mobility.I asked, "Doctor Digby, how confident are you in performing the surgery within the precise time frame using nerve blockade?"Digby sighed. "The leg injury's been delayed too long. If pressed, I'd say fifty-fifty. The procedure might take longer, but nerve blockade shouldn't exceed fifteen minutes."Completing the bone reset within fifteen minutes was incredibly tight.Galvin added, "Also, even after nerve blockade wears off, pain will persist for days."I frowned.Digby suggested, "Discuss this with Mallory a