Third Person’s POV
Ulrik didn’t meet her gaze but held her close again and said, “I’m selfish, aren’t I? I hope you won’t me me for being so selfish.”
Gloria’s tears of grievance flowed anew. “I polite.”
“I’d f
fathers
were a little selfish with me than have us be <b>merely </b>
That night, Ulrik stayed in Gloria’s roo
and didn’t leave.
there.
In fact, he spent several consecutive
Velda began renovating her living quarters. Naturally, the Bloodmoon Pack wouldn’t fund her–she <b>was </b>using her own money.
She insisted on the sturdiest materials for doors and windows, going to great lengths to source them and paying premium prices.
Having left the werewolf army, she no longer hadbat gear.
She secretly purchased a bulletproof vest and wore it day and night, fearing further intrusions.
As for Ulrik and Gloria’s newfound affection, Velda paid it no mind.
She disdained men who had changed their hearts.
She had vowed not to get caught up in petty jealousies and never to be the person she despised the
most.
But did Ulrik truly have feelings for Gloria?
Velda didn’t believe it for a second.
Ulrik’s gaze toward Gloria revealed no affection.
He wasn’t even good at pretending, yet Gloria, in her stupidity, couldn’t see it.
Or perhaps she wasn’t stupid but simply had no other options.
Even false affection was better than the previous indifference.
Velda had no intention of involving/herself in their affairs. The pack would always provide for her <b>basic </b>needs.
As for her future<b>, </b>she had no immediate alternatives and could afford to wait.
She wanted to find out who was targeting her, but she wasn’t naive enough to think it wasn’t Adide
However, by framing Adide, <b>she </b>could make Ulrik stop caring for her.
It <b>was </b>clear that she still couldn’t let go of her feelings.
But despite her unresolved feelings, she wouldn’t disrupt Ulrik and Gloria’s superficial <b>harmony </b>
She knew Ulrik still relied on the Ironw Pack to protect the Bloodmoon Pack
In Frostbite Town, under Doctor Digby’s and Lte’s care, Marsh improved rapidly.
His wounds healed, except for a shattered knee bone in one leg.
Despite the special medicine, there was no progress.
Yet Digby maintained that the final verdict on his leg would be his to give, to be determined back <b>in </b><b>the </b>capital.
In mid–July, the group set off for the capital.
Zelda’s mating ceremony was in August, organized by Ralph and the Department of Culture.
But they were determined to return before the ceremony to support her.
During their stay in Frostbite Town, Paisley had grown close to them.
Having fought together on the Southern Border, they quickly mated over shared experiences.
Paisley regaled them with stories of the final two cities‘ recapture, the dangers of the assaults, and Frostbite Town’s liberation.
Paisley was great at telling stories. She vividly brought the battles to life. Her storytelling was so gripping that it made everyone feel like they were actually part of the war.
– Additionally, Paisley had taken to viewing Eugene as an older brother.
Fixated on Eugenius, she assumed Eugene was him.
In Frostbite Town, noticing Eugene’s frequent mncholy, she oftenforted him.
She admired and pitied him, and Eugene treated her like a sister.
Paisley sought a sibling–like rtionship with him, and Eugene, fond of her forthright nature, suggested, “How about this? Consider me your brother. I’ll introduce my mother to you as your godmother, and we’ll be family.”
“Great! Let’s be siblings!” Paisley agreed happily.
On the return journey, after checking into a hotel, Adide mentioned to Paisley, “Don’t you think you should inform the Stephens family/about choosing a godmother? It’s a significant decision and adds a <b>new </b>connection in the capital.”
“No need. Except for my mating ceremony, I can decide my own matters,” Paisley replied <b>wi </bugh.
<b>ight </b>
“Moreover, I’m well–favored in the Stephens family. Just look at how they amodated your <b>mating </b>ceremony.”
Adide knew the Stephens family doted on Paisley but sensed there was more <b><i>to </i></b><b>it </b>than <b>mere </b><b>favoritismi </b>
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The Stephens family, amercial giant, was involved in diverse businesses, including royal horse breeding and arms manufacturing.
Safe to say, almost everyone in the country knew the Stephens family.
They were the nation’s wealthiest family, with riches rumored to match a small country’s.
But as with the booming prosperity behind raging mes, crises often lurk unseen. Especially since they were in the military–industrial sector, drawing close military attention.
At least half of Lycan Erasmus’s focus was on the Stephens family.
Though the nominal patriarch was Paisley’s grandfather, her father held the real power, as the grandfather was too aged to manage affairs.
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