A Female Alpha’s Revenge novel Chapter 609

Chapter 609

Chapter 609

Third Person’s POV

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Cassius ignored Julius’s outburst and continued to instruct the people around him, “Let the Capital Guard and the recorder come in.”

“Father!” Julius turned to Publius, whose face had turned pale.

His tone was pleading, “Just let them in like this? Where will the face of our Mist Shadow Pack go?”

Publius remained silent.

The surging blood and energy that had been churning inside him had finally been suppressed. but he couldn’t refute or find a reason to oppose the Capital Guard coming in after what Adelaide had said.

He finally understood why Adelaide had waited outside for an hour without leaving.

It was just as Cassius had said earlier–she must have had something important to verify, which was why she was so persistent.

Now he could only pray in his heart that Prima wasn’t Hunt’s daughter.

Otherwise, if this matter was confirmed, the consequences would be unimaginable.

He didn’t know, of course, that Adelaide had already reported the relevant situation to Lycan Erasmus in the palace. Only with this prerequisite could she come to Mist Shadow to investigate.

Without it, given Julius’s sensitive position in the Ministry of Defense’s weapons management department, Lycan Erasmus would inevitably suspect the Mist Shadow Pack’s involvement in the treason case.

Among all the she–wolves sent out by Madison, the most dangerous were actually Wilorina and Prima.

As for the she–wolf now with the Wall family, her situation was somewhat better.

The Wall family had always been cautious in their actions and shouldn’t cause any major trouble.

However, even so, she would eventually be temporarily taken away for investigation.

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Prima was dressed in an elegant light blue dress, topped with a loose, flowing cardigan, giving her an air of lightness and gentleness.

Despite having given birth to three children, her skin remained fair and radiant, with not a single wrinkle at the corners of her eyes.

Her condition clearly showed that she had been living well in Mist Shadow, without suffering any hardships.

She was truly cherished.

Adelaide had met several other she–wolves sent out by Madison, but only Prima exuded an aura of being well–treated and pampered, without any signs of having been wronged by life.

She entered the parlor with proper demeanor, gave a slight bow, and then stood by with her hands hanging down.

When Adelaide called out “Prima Shuman,” her expression didn’t change at all, as if she had known this day would come.

She knelt down on both knees, looked up, and her eyes showed a sense of resignation. “Yes, I am Prima Shuman. I am not without family; Hunt is my father, and I come from Madison’s manor.”

This statement exploded like a thunderbolt in the parlor, stunning everyone into immobility, not daring to breathe heavily.

Julius’s pupils shrank sharply, his eyes filled with disbelief and anger.

He screamed hoarsely, “What? You’re Hunt’s daughter?”

“Julius, I’m sorry.”

Prima’s forehead lightly touched the ground. She didn’t cry, but her voice trembled slightly, “I deceived you and everyone else.”

“You……” Julius raised his hand, wanting to slap her hard, but his usually explosive temper dissipated in an instant when he saw Prima’s reddening eyes.

After all, she was his most beloved breeder and the mother of his two sons.

Just as he slowly lowered his hand, Ellen entered with the Capital Guard and the recorder.

Adelaide had the recorder start taking notes and then repeated the conversation where Prima admitted her identity in full.

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After repeating it, she looked at Publius and asked, “Alpha Publius, is there a single word wrong in what I just said?”

Publius was stunned, looking at Adelaide’s serious and calm face, feeling an indescribable sense of shame welling up inside him.

He recalled that since Adelaide first knocked on the door, they had acted like a bunch of jumping monkeys.

Only his son Cassius, whom he had always looked down upon, had tried to calmly reason amidst the angry shouting.

But who had been willing to listen at that time?

“No mistake.” Cassius answered for his father.

He said gravely, “Gamma Adelaide, you have a good memory; not a single word is wrong.”

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