A Female Alpha’s Revenge

Third Person’s POV

Today, with gifts to be logged and stored, the missing pink diamonds had to be reported,

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Caldwell knew these gifts came with registers and lists. Any shortage would be spotted at inventory.

The diamonds arrived in boxes, some labeled with quantities. Regardless of the records, he had to inform Alpha Lance and Luna Adelaide–Madison mustn’t benefit from this.

On hearing this, Lance’s expression darkened. “Are you sure? Did she really take them?”

“Crystal clear. She took them herself. When Susan stole them, the wolf guards witnessed it but couldn’t expose her on the spot.”

Lance believed it–it matched his mother’s style.

It wasn’t greed. She loved face and showing off, and she often associated with Madison and Wanda.

Despite being at a disadvantage, she tried to please them.

“I’ll handle it myself after we return from the palace,” Lance said.

Adelaide was exasperated–what was Priscilla thinking? Giving her gifts to Madison?

Was it to save face or to show she could control the new Luna?

Adelaide despised such unreasonable people.

She understood Priscilla’s attitude toward Madison and her schemes.

What puzzled her was why the usually dominant Priscilla would fear Madison and her daughter. Were they truly formidable?

“I’ll go,” Adelaide responded firmly.

“Oh?” Lance had some misgivings. Madison was tough to deal with. If she denied everything, things could get complicated.

“If I can’t even reclaim a few diamonds, how can I stand my ground? But first, I must gave the diamonds to her.”

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Priscilla, who had meticulously arranged the scene, finally waited for her son and Adelaide to enter the council chamber hand in hand.

The picture was harmonious–her handsome son and beautiful Adelaide, both exuding authority and coldness, looked perfectly matched.

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Susan had just reported that Adelaide spent the night with Lance and was fully marked.

Priscilla was satisfied but still hadn’t fully accepted Adelaide’s second mating.

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She sat upright, her manner haughty and her gaze commanding respect.

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Lance, knowing about the pink diamonds, suppressed his anger, took Adelaide’s hand, and knelt to greet Priscilla.

Adelaide offered Priscilla a coffee cup.

Priscilla deliberately ignored them until Lance’s eyes almost blazed with fury. Only then did she slowly take the coffee and sip it before setting it down.

“Bring the gifts,” she ordered imperiously.

Susan placed a tray with a pair of diamond–embedded rose bracelets and smilingly offered them to Adelaide as a gift.

Following protocol, Adelaide thanked her with a bow.

Priscilla was rubbing her neck and said, “Oh, I didn’t sleep well last night. It was such a restless night, and now I have a headache. Come and give me a head massage.”

“Wait!” Lance interrupted in a cold voice.

His cedar pheromones suddenly became intense, and his wolf ears pricked up.

“I need to ask you something. Did you take a few pink diamonds from Adelaide’s wedding gifts and give them to Madison last night?”

Priscilla’s eyes darted away–a telltale sign of guilt.

The mark on the back of her neck suddenly burned, and a bitter taste surfaced in her mint pheromones.

Her wolf tail curled defensively under her skirt, and her vertical pupils became jagged in the sunlight. “Who’s spreading rumors? I won’t let this go.”

Lance’s cedar pheromones exploded like a blizzard, his aura so oppressive that the moon grass in the hall shed leaves.

His nail–hardened fingers scraped the wolfbone table, leaving five silver–blue blood streaks. “Did you or not?”

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Priscilla was intimidated by her son’s stern expression–it mirrored the former Lycan King’s wrath.

Lance’s aura, unlike the former Lycan King’s white musk, carried the rust scent of battlefields.

While she could still act coquettish with Lycan King when he was angry, Lance’s cold, blade–like gaze left her no room for such tactics.

Under Lance’s intense gaze, she signaled to Susan.

Susan dropped to her knees with a thud. “Alpha Lance, it’s all my fault.”

She spilled everything about Madison’s bet with Priscilla.

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Priscilla glared at Susan–she couldn’t keep anything secret.

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After hearing the whole story, Adelaide gave Lance a calming look, signaling him not to act impulsively.

Then she spoke, “It’s just a few pink diamonds. I could gift them to you. Since Madison said she’d return the diamonds and pay you $300,000 if you didn’t chase after them, it’s simple. Today, you go with me to Madison’s house, and I’ll clarify things in person. Madison is reasonable. She’ll honor the bet, return the diamonds, and pay you the money.”

Priscilla’s eyes lit up. “You’re not pursuing it? Not angry? I took your wedding gifts, and you’re not angry?”

Was Adelaide truly so generous?