All Chapters of A Female Alpha’s Revenge: Chapter 531 - Chapter 540

Third Person's POVLuna Cassia continued, "Besides, while mating should be a matter of personal choice, parental opinions still hold significant weight. As long as he doesn't object, you can make the decision without waiting for his return."Sibyl thought for a moment and said, "You have a point. How about this? I'll find a suitable time to talk with your family again. We can exchange more information. If everything goes smoothly, I'll formally push for the mating ceremony. How does that sound?"Luna Cassia felt relieved. Madison's constant urging had been quite bothersome.She laughed and said, "I feel like I'm the one chasing after a mating. But she's not getting any younger. If you folks don't take a liking to her, I need to find her another match sooner rather than later. It's a weight off my mind if we can settle this now."Sibyl empathized, "I know the feeling. I've been worrying myself sick over Eugene's mating. I just hope it gets settled soon."Luna Cassia agreed, "Yes, it's

Third Person's POVIn the Osmanthus Villa, Cassius gradually regained consciousness.The surroundings were unfamiliar—a strange bed, strange furniture.His body felt limp, his mind groggy.He opened his mouth to call for his mate.What should have been a loud cry emerged as a weak, trembling call.Panic rose in his chest. Had he been ambushed by robbers?He turned his head, noting the room's opulence: delicate bed curtains, a rose-embroidered tapestry, a dressing table and wardrobe.More like a lady's boudoir than a robber's den.Trying to sit up, he found himself utterly weak, as if drained by illness.His sandalwood pheromones were barely perceptible; he couldn't even muster basic wolf strength.The door opened.He turned to see a figure enter, her presence overbearing like a heavy mountain, making his breath hitch and pupils shrink.The woman had a casual side-part hairstyle, wore elegant earrings, a light-blue polo shirt under a gray cardigan.Around forty, her age was barely visi

Third Person's POVRosa sighed softly as he glanced back worriedly before leaving.Perhaps age had mellowed her once-fierce heart.Ordering the massacre of an entire family was sheer horror. Princess Madison shouldn't dwell on the past and stir up trouble.If she sought revenge, she should either join Germain or return to Fairfax to live her life.Cassius lived in a two-storey house with a courtyard near the Davidson estate.Usually, after dinner, Cassius's mate would visit his mother-in-law for knitting, preparing clothes for the unborn child or toys for their two sons.But tonight, she didn't show up, and there were no sounds of the children playing.Cassius's mother, finding it odd, sent an omega to check.The omega returned and said, "Cassius's mate and the two children are gone."Cassius's mother mused, "Perhaps she's visiting neighbors. Quickly, you go to the Davidson estate, and I'll check with the Crouse family next door."Yolanda, Crouse's wife, lived next door.Crouse assist

Third Person's POV"Curiosity doesn't excuse eavesdropping," Beata said, steering her away. "Stand by here. As an omega, you should know the rules by now."Sophia shook off her grip, her lilac pheromones turning cold.She said, "I don't need your lectures. I'm from Priscilla's circle. I know more about etiquette than you."Her pupils narrowed with offended displeasure."Knowing the rules means not eavesdropping," Beata pressed, her malt pheromones sharp and icy.She continued, "Priscilla may be lenient, but Luna Adelaide expects discipline. Break the rules, and you'll be sent back to Priscilla's service."Her wolf claws faintly emerged, showing her resolve.Sophia stood apart, ignoring Beata.Her lilac pheromones churned with confusion. Why change clothes so late? Where was he going?Her wolf ears pricked, catching every sound from the room.Beata's presence formed an invisible barrier, making eavesdropping impossible. Sophia curbed her curiosity and stood at attention.Lately, Sophia

Third Person's POVSoon, Sophia was dragged in, her face ashen.Ivy brought up the wooden box found under her bed and emptied its contents onto the table.Along with the pink diamond earrings were numerous other pieces of jewelry, none of them cheap.Beneath the box were several checks, each for over one hundred thousand dollars, plus two gold bars and some coins.Priscilla's eyes widened in shock.After brewing coffee and sitting up, she now stared at the items on the table.Picking up a gold necklace, she immediately recognized it as from the Golden Jewelry Store.She examined a bracelet next; its craftsmanship matched the store's style as well.There were over a dozen pieces of jewelry in total, along with the checks and gold bars. A rough estimate put the value at several million dollars.Initially, Priscilla thought Sophia had stolen these items. But who in the Blackthorn Pack would use jewelry from the Golden Jewelry Store?Even she had sold off her pieces from there long ago.S