Five Alphas Kneel for Me (Isabella) novel Chapter 349

Chapter349.

A collective sigh of relief swept through the crowd, quickly followed by triumphant howls. Then, a clear voice cut through the celebration.

A she–wolf, her face etched with certainty, pointed an accusatory claw at Emily, who trembled in the shadows.

“It was her! I saw it!”

All eyes instantly locked onto Emily.

My wolf sensed the shift in the pack’s energy, a wave of anger and suspicion building.

The she–wolf continued, “She took an almond from the neighboring table and gave it to the pup with a smile while ordering!” The accusation hung in the air, heavy and undeniable.

Every gaze remained fixed on Emily, who desperately tried to melt into the background. Her she–wolf was clearly terrified.

The she–wolf pressed on, “And she clearly saw the pup’s mother tell the waiter about his nut allergy…”

Doubt and condemnation filled the air, thick and suffocating.

My wolf felt a surge of triumph; justice was within reach.

No wonder she’d been so sure the pup was choking on a foreign object! No wonder she’d approached with such false confidence, using the wrong methods! It turned out the deadly nut had been given to the pup by her!

The pup’s mother suddenly lifted her head, her eyes blazing with fury! Like a cornered lioness, she lunged towards Emily.

Her she–wolf’s rage was palpable.

“Why did you hurt my pup?” Her voice was hoarse, filled with raw hatred. Her claws were extended, but her trembling paws missed their several times.

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storm. Her she–wolf whimpered,

Emily, terrified by this sudden turn of events, paled and recoiled, her body shaking like an aspen utterly defeated.

“I… I didn’t…” She stammered, frantically waving her paws, avoiding the pup’s mother’s burning gaze.

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“Even a three–year–old pup knows almonds are nuts!

“I… I didn’t know… almonds… are almonds nuts?” This weak and unconvincing excuse ignited the pack’s fury.

Her she–wolf’s pathetic attempt at a lie was transparent.

“Didn’t know?”

You don’t know that as a grown she–wolf?”

“That’s preposterous! How could you lie like that!”

“Even if you were too foolish to know that, wouldn’t a normal she–wolf avoid giving something to a pup who might be allergic? Why would you give something to another’s pup?”

“What were your intentions?!”

A sharp voice cut through the chaos.

My wolf felt the shift in the crowd’s perception.

“I understand! This wicked she–wolf did it on purpose! She gave the pup almonds hoping he’d be hurt! Then she’d pretend to ‘save‘ him, gaining favor with the pack!” The accusation was clear, the truth undeniable.