A Female Alpha’s Revenge novel Chapter 28

Adelaide’s POV

I watched Erasmus’s retreating back and called out urgently, “Lycan Erasmus, my father and brothers were feared on the battlefield, I may not match their valor, but I won’t be swayed by emotions.”

“Since my bond with Ulrik is dissolved, I won’t cling to him. I won’t let personal feelings cloud my judgment. Please trust me this

Erasmus halted but didn’t turn.

Coldly, he said, “Don’t tarnish your family’s honor. I can grant you glory–and take it away. Return to Frostfang and act as if this

day never happened.”

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He strode away, leaving me helpless.

In his eyes and others‘–I was unreasonable and petty.

The daughter of Alpha Bentley, reduced to a drama queen over a broken bond?

I’d left Frostfang as a pup for Warscar Training Camp.

Over the two years since returning to Frostfang, I spent the first year learning from my mother how to become a Luna, and the

second managing the pack’s affairs at Bloodmoon.

At least during this time, I’d never stepped out of line.

But now, just because my mate bond was dissolved, I was labeled petty and selfish?

Frustrated, I returned to Frostfang, followed by royal guards.

They were restricting my movements, forcing me back to Frostfang.

Returning to Frostfang, Beta Valentin showed no surprise at the royal guards following me.

One of the guards stated, “We’re stationed at the border by orders–we won’t disturb Alpha Adelaide.”

Only after re–entering the pack’s territory did Valentin ask, “Alpha Adelaide, what’s happening?”

I entered the Packhouse, shed my cloak, and summoned Omegas Jessica and Ivy.

“Erasmus has guards surveilling me daily. I need to leave urgently. Keep Frostfang running as usual. If questioned, say I’ve returned to Warscar.”

Valentin assured me, “Go. I’ll protect Frostfang.”

Jessica and Ivy nodded.

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“When do you leave? Alpha Adelaide.” Ivy asked.

“Tonight,” I said firmly.

I had to warn Alpha Lance of the Western Tribe’s advance at the Southern Border.

Valentin stood stunned, the Omega’s indifference etched on their face, when he grasped the truth.

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