A Female Alpha’s Revenge novel Chapter 244

Chapter 244

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The stylist chuckled, “Cedric is quite handsome. He’ll surely grow up to be a brave and strong werewolf

Cedric, always delighted to be praised as a future strong werewolf, promptly took a sugar from his stash and offered it to the stylist. “Here’s a candy for you. Thank you so much.”

The stylist bit into the candy and smiled, “Thank you, Cedric. This is sweet.”

Beata took Cedric’s hand and said, “Let’s play outside. We’ll come back after Adelaide is dressed in her wedding gown.”

Around 3 p.m., the future Luna’s luggage began to be loaded onto the vehicles. It would take forty–five minutes to depart, so now was the perfect time for Adelaide to put on her wedding dress and have her makeup done.

The wedding was scheduled for dusk, around 5 p.m.

Given the winter season, they needed to arrive at the Blackthorn Pack by 5:30 p.m. to begin the ceremony.

The timeline wasn’t overly tight, but preparations had to start early due to the ongoing snow.

As if Ivy’s earlier prayers had worked, the snow stopped around noon.

The sky cleared, and the bright sunshine reflecting off the snow created a dazzling glow.

By 12:30 p.m., Adelaide had donned her wedding gown and adorned herself with an exquisite diamond headpiece.

The stylist’s craftsmanship was truly remarkable. Adelaide’s naturally fair skin had taken on a healthy blush from her recent rest. This healthy complexion required minimal makeup.

The stylist had accentuated her beauty mark below the eye, adding a touch of red, and placed a diamond flower sticker at the center of her brow.

These details enhanced her already stunning and pure features with a hint of allure.

Adelaide’s eyes naturally slanted upwards, giving her a distinct charm that needed little embellishment.

As the Frostfang Pack members gathered to watch the transformation, they were left in awe. The stylists‘ artistry had crafted an image of Adelaide that was both aloof and captivating. “Calling her the city’s hottest woman isn’t an exaggeration at all,” one remarked. “Adelaide is stunning. Tonight, she’ll surely captivate Alpha Lance’s heart,” another said.

“Indeed. To mate with such a beautiful she–wolf is a blessing from the Moon Goddess,” someone else chimed in.

“Absolutely. They’re bound to be happy together.”

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Adelaide gazed at her reflection in the mirror. She knew she was beautiful but had never been one to take pride in it.

Beauty, after all, was a gift from her parents, not her own achievement.

Yet today, seeing herself in the white wedding dress and diamond headpiece, she felt a touch of unfamiliarity.

The stylists had transformed her into someone who appeared both cool and enchanting.

Adelaide took a gentle breath and remarked, “Your studio’s high fees are well justified.”

The stylists laughed. “Your words are the highest compliment to us.”

The makeup artists invited by Ivy were scheduled for lunch, a pre–arranged meal since the bride would depart after 3 p.m.

After lunch, the studio’s team wouldn’t leave immediately. One would accompany them to the Blackthorn Pack.

Post–ceremony, they’d attend the party. Given the large number of guests, the bride would need to move about frequently, and her makeup might smudge, so someone had to be on hand for touch–ups.

At exactly 3 p.m., Adelaide’s luggage began to be loaded onto the vehicles.

The Frostfang Pack used custom–made freight trucks to transport Adelaide’s belongings.

The cargo area was filled with luxuries–Craig’s oil paintings were protected in climate–controlled boxes, alongside limited–edition LV luggage sets.

The Ironclaw Pack’s territory was just two blocks away. At 3 p.m. sharp, their motorcade set off.

Gloria, dressed in a custom wedding gown, instructed her omega, “Check if the Frostfang Pack’s convoy has departed and count the number of vehicles.”

Her omega quickly returned and reported, “Only eight trucks! For the daughter of Alpha Bentley of the Frostfang Pack, the scale is even smaller than ours.”

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