The Alpha's Regret Return Of The Betrayed Luna (Addison) novel Chapter 282

Chapter 282: Chapter 282 Golden Hue Pack

"Addie, you were amazing!" Levi praised as he stood and walked over to her. He extended his hand, and Addison accepted it without hesitation, letting him pull her up with a smile.

"You too, you’ve gotten so much stronger," she replied sincerely. She wasn’t just flattering him. Addison had watched Levi train and spar countless times. Back then, as her Gamma, he was still weaker than Greg and often lost their matches. But now, his strikes carried far more weight and power than before.

Maxwell approached as well, his eyes carrying a hint of astonishment as he looked at Addison. "That was a great spar, and a valuable lesson for many of the warriors," he said, unconsciously reaching out to ruffle her hair. Addison didn’t shy away; she allowed the touch, knowing it was only natural for a mate to always want that closeness.

After the sparring match, everyone returned to their own training. But thanks to Addison’s display, the atmosphere was different, everyone was fired up, eager to try new techniques and methods in hand-to-hand combat.

With her example, they began to understand how to fight more freely against their real enemies which are mostly monsters and rogues. Addison had given them fresh insight: while they couldn’t replicate her unique style, they no longer confined themselves to one rigid approach that looked uniform and predictable.

After training, they all headed to the cafeteria. The omegas were already bustling about, laying out steaming plates of freshly cooked breakfast one after another.

The long tables quickly filled with an abundance of dishes, rich meats and fresh vegetables, befitting the West, the granary of the kingdom, blessed with the most abundant food resources. The aroma alone greeted Addison and her group the moment they stepped inside. 𝑓𝘳𝑒𝑒𝓌𝘦𝘣𝘯ℴ𝑣𝘦𝑙.𝘤𝑜𝑚

As before, Addison naturally took the Alpha’s seat, while Maxwell and Levi settled on either side of her, assuming their roles as her partners. By now, this arrangement felt normal to everyone; no one questioned it.

The Alpha of the pack, who had stayed behind to maintain order within the pack, graciously yielded his place to her. Smiling warmly, he addressed her with respect."Princess, where is Alpha Zion? Should we call him to join us for breakfast?"

Unlike the arrogant and domineering Alphas Addison had encountered before, this one was kind, mild-tempered, and truly one of a kind.

Perhaps it was because the Alpha of the Golden Hue Pack had three daughters and only one son, or perhaps it was simply because of how deeply he loved his mate, but he treated everyone with fairness and respect. His naturally mild temperament was rare among Alphas, whose bloodlines often carried an inherent air of pride and dominance.

It wasn’t that all Alphas were misogynistic by nature, though arrogance was common, as they stood at the top of their packs and were often the strongest among them.

Pride came naturally with that position.

Misogyny, however, was not instinctual but rather a product of upbringing. Fortunately, many Alphas were raised with discipline and rigorous training, much like the royal family, which tempered their arrogance into leadership rather than cruelty.

Even so, there remained a near-instinctive belief among most Alphas that she-wolves were weaker in build and strength. As warriors, they seldom regarded females as true equals in combat. That was why there had never been a precedent for a female Alpha—until now.

Around the table, everyone wore the same knowing smiles. Even the Luna leaned forward, piling more food onto Addison’s plate with a bright look in her eyes, as though silently cheering: "You did well, Princess. You’re a woman among women!"

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