All Chapters of A Female Alpha’s Revenge: Chapter 281 - Chapter 290

Third Person's POVPriscilla wasn't a fool and knew Adelaide was deliberately freezing her out, so she huddled closer to Adelaide for warmth.Adelaide spread her cloak and wrapped her in it.Priscilla gratefully leaned on Adelaide, Lance's mate, and even dozed off.Two hours passed, the sky had darkened, and the cold had intensified.The finance manager reported, "Madison, the accounts are verified—they match Luna Adelaide's records.""How dare he!"Madison smashed another cup, the loud clang jolting Priscilla awake.She blinked owlishly at Madison's rage.Madison seethed, "That bastard, falsifying accounts to embezzle Priscilla and Wanda's money? I'll punish him severely."Adelaide released Priscilla and said, "The ledgers check out. Since Johnson embezzled, I'll hand him over to the judiciary. He'll repay every cent.""Adelaide!"Madison's tone softened. She sighed, "Wanda was negligent, allowing such fraud. Johnson's from the Glenveil Pack. If this goes public, it'll harm both Glen

Third Person's POVMadison had to cough up the cash since the check couldn't cover the amount.Her family's wealth was evident as she produced over twenty million dollars without much trouble, though her pained expression suggested it hurt her deeply.The facade of harmony was shattered, but at least they got back what was rightfully theirs and the stolen money—no loss there.This hypocritical peace was never worth maintaining."Let's go!"Madison and her daughter watched Adelaide walk away—her posture, no longer polite, radiated an unassailable strength."Adelaide!" Madison gritted her teeth, powerless to act.Wanda's mint pheromones turned sour, her wolf ears drooping in anger. "Years of effort down the drain, all because of that woman Adelaide. I won't let her off the hook."Her hardened nails dug into her palm, and the temporary mark on her neck oozed tiny red bumps.Though Madison also despised Adelaide, hearing her daughter's words, she swiftly warned, "Don't provoke her. You're

Third Person's POVHis dark eyes hid a forthright mirth, and his closeness sent warmth surging through her.Her cheeks and ears flushed scarlet. Noticing an Omega snickering nearby, she lightly punched his chest, "What nonsense are you spouting?"Despite her shyness, they ended up sharing the bath.Post-bath, the bedroom still buzzed with passion. Fortunately, both were well-exercised and could manage on just a couple of hours' sleep.The next morning, two unfamiliar female omegas entered to assist Lance.Ralph had arranged this. These two had previously worked at packhouse. With no one to care for Lance, it wouldn't do to have male omegas help him change.As for Luna Adelaide's omegas, some attended to Cedric, while Beata and the others stayed with her.Ivy, busy with the plum garden, couldn't be spared.Young omegas might harbor ulterior motives, so it was safer to have the two seasoned omegas from packhouse, aged forty-plus and reliable, attend to Lance.They were originally sent b

Third Person's POVAdelaide mused with a tinge of sorrow, "I'm afraid her sudden illness is also linked to me."Paisley, who had intended to keep it secret, now spoke honestly since Adelaide had guessed, "Yes, we didn't know at first. It was Maya who deliberately told her. After hearing it, Sidney spat blood and her condition worsened. Galvin told me and asked if I should tell you.""I had a hunch," Adelaide sighed."I recommended mating with Ulrik, though it was at her suggestion. My mother investigated and confirmed the Bloodmoon Pack had been low-key those years, causing no trouble.""Plus, Tamara was incompetent and weak. After I arrived, I wasn't bullied by Tamara, and the Alpha family maintained a facade of civility," Adelaide added."Don't overthink it. Once we reach Greenwood and see Sidney, we'll decide what to do next," Paisley said.She wasn't adept at comfort, believing things could only be resolved if one became stronger themselves.Sidney, as a Luna, shouldn't be bullied

Third Person's POVArnold tried to console Adelaide, "The medication and injections are easing her discomfort. At least until the end, she won't suffer as much."As a doctor, she'd witnessed many patients pass away. Sidney's case filled her with regret and a sense of injustice.How unfortunate could one be—to be abandoned by her mate and daughters?Her birth pack couldn't help either, stationed far away and unable to visit her even in winter.Usually, when someone with ill intent meets a bad end, people might say they deserved it. But Sidney, kind-hearted and full of good deeds, shouldn't have ended up like this."Paisley, you head back to the capital tomorrow. I'll stay here with Sidney," Adelaide said, wiping her tears."I can't let her be without family by her side."Paisley, a loyal friend, replied, "I'll stay with you. As for Avery, Greenwood has guest rooms for male visitors. He can stay there.""Christmas is coming. The center will be cold and lonely. You'll suffer here," Adela