A Female Alpha’s Revenge (Adelaide) novel Chapter 851

Chapter 851

Chapter 851

Third Person’s POV

Stanley hadn’t expected Hespere to be so blunt, piercing right through to his actual thoughts For a moment, he froze, completely unsure of how to answer.

Still, Stanley firmly believed that doing nothing meant making no mistakes. The Independent Center simply wasn’t worth his precious daughter, Lycan Luna Camilla, taking any risks

Hespere knew her mate well enough to realize that his silence meant he wasn t convinced so she didn’t push the issue.

A few days later, she took her most trusted omega maid and headed to the palace to meet with Camilla.

Camilla Wall paused after listening to her mother’s pitch about the Center.

She shook her head gently, frowning.

“Mom, think about it. How could I possibly back Adelaide? Lycan Erasmus was against her idea from day one. As his Luna, I obviously can’t support it either.”

Hespere was taken aback.

“Oh Moon Goddess… Camilla, are you absolutely sure you don’t support such an incredible philanthropic initiative?”

Camilla offered a faint smile.

“Mom, what makes you think I should?”

Hespere answered without skipping a beat.

“Why wouldn’t you? The establishment of this Center benchts she wolves You are a she w yourself.”

Camilla burst out laughing, but the sound was unusually grating

“Honestly, the Independent Center is nothing but a shelter What’s the point of harboring a loser like Wanda? She deserves to die. Mom, maybe you’re just getting old and your bieeding heart is working overtime. How could you possibly sympathize with a bitch like Wanda”

Camilla’s words crawled up Hespere’s spine like a draft off a glacier.

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Her wolf shrank back in the depths of her consciousness, overwhelmed by a profound sense

sorrow.

When she spoke again, her voice was so soft she sounded like she was talking to herself.

“But there are so many abandoned she–wolves who are completely innocent. They aren’t like Wanda.”

Camilla sat up straight, her expression turning dead serious as her cold eyes stared off into th distance.

“That’s bullshit. Any she–wolf who gets dumped or rejected definitely screwed up somehow. Otherwise, why would they end up homeless? Wolves like that are a stain on our nation just t breathing. The state should exile them to the border wastelands to live as rogues.”

Hespere looked at her daughter like she was looking at a total stranger.

She remembered when Camilla was at the Lycan Academy, always top of her class, making The Luna’s Honor Roll over and over.

Her graduation speech was literally about fighting for the rights and welfare of she–wolves. Hespere still remembered her standing at that podium, her eyes bright and full of empathy

But the elegant, high–born she–wolf sitting in front of her didn’t feel like the daughter she knew anymore. She was just the nation’s Lycan Luna.

Hespere would have honestly preferred if Camilla was just too scared of Lycan King Erasmus: wrath to publicly support the Center. At least that would prove she still had a conscience

Hespere didn’t say another word. She let out a bitter smile, made an excuse, and left the palace

Meanwhile, at the Blackthorn estate.

The young werewolves who had penned the smear pieces handed their draft apologies over to Caldwell. He skimmed them briefly before shooting them down flat. The wording was vague, the apologies felt entirely forced, and the tone of the articles was still obnoxiously arrogant.

Caldwell tossed the papers back at the werewolves standing in front of him, laying down the

law.

“Rewrite them. Bring them back tomorrow. If the content is still garbage, don’t bother showing up again.”

One of the more defiant werewolves ground his teeth, shooting a glare as he talked back.

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“You’re just doing this to mess with us on purpose!”

Caldwell lifted his gaze, fixing the kid with a deadpan stare.

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“What you wrote wasn’t an apology, it read more like a public hit piece on every single she wolf in the country. Do you boys not have mothers? Is there zero empathy in you?”

“This Independent Center has absolutely nothing to do with the majority of she–wolves! It nothing but a rogue shelter.”

Caldwell didn’t give them another second to argue. His patience was gone.

“You have one day left. If your drafts aren’t up to my standards by this time tomorrow, I guarantee your careers in the capital will take a catastrophic hit. Avery!”

Avery threw the door open at the shout. His aura detonated instantly, his raw, battle–harder killing intent making the young werewolves shake in their boots.

He roared, “Consider yourselves warned! Play nice. If you piss Caldwell off, the Blackthorn guards have plenty of creative ways to lock you in the dungeons and make you scream!”

Probably terrified by the crazed, bloodshot look in Avery’s eyes, the young werewolves scrambled over each other to get out the door, fleeing the room like their lives depended on

The next day, they turned in their rewritten apologies, and this time, Caldwell was complete satisfied.

The statements showed deep empathy for the unfair treatment abandoned she–wolves faced and offered genuine praise for the brilliant concept behind the Independent Center.

However, apologies alone weren’t enough. The gossip tying Wanda to the Glenveils still hadn‘ been fully untangled.

Right now, every common wolf in the capital was cursing Wanda’s name; her abuse of the omega servants had completely ignited public outrage.

Fortunately, Paisley and Wendy’s investigation had finally hit a major breakthrough.

The second Paisley saw Adelaide, she couldn’t wait to drop the intel.

“It’s Edgar. He’s the one who paid off a bunch of homeless rogues to spread rumors on the streets about Wanda’s toxic behavior back in the Glenveils.”

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