A Female Alpha’s Revenge (Adelaide) novel Chapter 893

13:3 Thu, Aug 6

Chapter 893

Chapter 893

Third Person’s POV

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Another student was Sasha Hale. The Blackwood Pack she belonged to also had a long history in New York.

The alpha who founded the pack had offte fought alongside the first Lycan King during his campaign across the werewolf continent, playing a key role in the establishment of the Northern Kingdom. As a result, the descendants of the Blackwood Pack were recognized as founding members of the kingdom

However, in recent generations, the alphas had grown increasingly weak, completely lacking the strength and ambition of their predecessors, who once conquered rival empires. Now, the Blackwood Pack was merely a minor noble family in New York, rarely appearing at royal social gatherings.

More importantly, before Lycan Erasmus ascended the throne, they had been closely allied with Ansley of the Silverfeather Pack. Since Ansley was Iris’s son, they feared the king would suspect them of taking sides in factional conflicts. As a result, they kept a low profile within their pack and rarely ventured outside.

Many years ago, at a matchmaking event hosted by New York’s noble families, Sasha’s aunt and Stanley’s uncle discovered they were fated mates. After forming their bond, they had been together ever since.

As a result, Sasha and Laila had played together since childhood and naturally became close friends.

On top of that, Valens’ granddaughter Winter was cheerful and skilled in combat. The few spoiled noble she-wolves naturally formed a clique, and they would gang up on anyone who dared challenge them.

They often caused trouble at the academy, bullying other common-born students, and even openly showed no respect for their instructor, Abigail.

Part of their grudge against Abigail stemmed from the fact that she had once had a secret romance with Eugene, though they ultimately never bonded.

At the time, few people knew about it, but now that Abigail was teaching at the academy, someone had dug up an old rumor from years ago. Laila and her friends deliberately spread fabricated stories about it, spreading completely false claims among the students.

They spread rumors that Abigail had looked down on Eugene for being too old, but once she saw his achievements on the battlefield and learned he was likely to be promoted after returning to New York, she decided to make him her mate.

In truth, her wolf instinct had never recognized Eugene as her mate.

Later, when she saw that Lycan Erasmus had not arranged a suitable position for Eugene in the capital, she chose to walk away and ended their relationship.

Who would have thought that not long after their separation, the king would later place Eugene in an important position.

So Laila and her friends often mocked Abigail in private, saying she was too opportunistic and not fit to be an instructor at the She-wolf Academy.

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Chapter 893

After learning about everything, Adelaide could only let out a heavy sigh.

She hadn’t expected jealousy and hostility among the students to become so destructive.

After these unverified rumors spread throughout the academy, more and more students openly demanded that Abigail be removed as their instructor.

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If it were just this minor issue, Adelaide wouldn’t have been worried, as there were many ways to resolve i properly.

Adelaide couldn’t shake the feeling that someone might be secretly pulling the strings behind these three young she-wolves, using them to cause trouble and destroy the hard-earned She-Wolf Academy.

Adelaide had also launched a thorough investigation into the incident, but based on the evidence gathered so far, there still wasn’t enough to prove that the three she-wolves were acting under someone else’s orders.

Adelaide scoffed inwardly.

With so much dirt on the Wall family, did they really still dare to secretly manipulate public opinion at the academy?

After much thought, she decided to visit Abigail first and give her some guidance, so these matters wouldn’t affect her teaching.

Abigail sat in her office with a stack of essays spread out before her. She graded them one by one, her frown deepening with each paper. Abigail didn’t notice Adelaide’s footsteps or the pressure she released as she entered.

It was not until Adelaide greeted her that she snapped out of it and looked up.

There was still a faint metallic and burnt scent in the air, the trace of anger she had failed to suppress.

Adelaide also caught the anger in her eyes, but decided not to mention it for now.

She stood up and nodded to Adelaide, a slightly stiff smile on her face.

Gamma Adelaide, when did you arrive? I didn’t even catch your scent,” Abigail began.

Adelaide took her hand. “Abigail, have a scat.

The two of them sat down.

Adelaide glanced at the assignments in front of her and, remembering Abigail’s grim expression when she arrived, asked, “Didn’t they turn in their assignments on time?”

Abigail handed over the top few papers.

“Please see for yourself.”

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