Burn in the Alpha Princess's Wrath novel Chapter 427

Chapter 427 Shifting Allegiances

Eric’s POV

Inside the Frost Pack alpha’s office.

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Today, at last, nobody was pointing fingers at me that old fossil who wanted me to marry his daughter a hundred years my senior had finally quieted down.

Astrid usually acts unreliable, but when it counts she can come up with solid plans.

I curled into the leather chair, grabbed my phone, and flicked through the trending list, intending to find that “accidental embrace” photo.

Nothing. Empty. Everything gone.

My chest dropped. I called the Beta contact at the platform. His voice trembled: “Mr. Eric, it’s… Crimson Moon Pack put pressure on us. Kirby’s orders – we couldn’t refuse.”

Kirby? That Crimson Moon Pack bastard!

Blood rushed to my head. I nearly smashed the phone.

I’d even stood by that guy when he was competing with Adler. And now this–he’s sabotaging

me!

I really don’t want to marry that hundred–year–older she–wolf!

My teeth ached with anger as I pulled up Kirby’s number and dialed.

Silence on the other end, then the faint click of an answer.

His voice: “Hello?”

“You Crimson Moon Pack bastard, you’ve gone too far! I supported you against Adler, and you ruin this for me? Are you even human?”

He paused, his tone cold and impatient. “What do you mean?”

I drew a breath. “If Leslie really decides to be with me, do you think you’d have a chance? You threatened the platform to pull my trend? Do you know how long we worked on this? That’s too much, Crimson Moon Pack bastard. I’m switching my support to Adler!”

I hung up the moment the words left my mouth and slammed the phone onto the desk. The dull thud matched the pounding of my heart.

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Chapter 427 Shifting Allegiances

Damn that Crimson Moon Pack bastard!

Kirby’s POV

1989

+8 Pearis

In the study at Bloodrock Estate the fireplace light threw half my face into shadow. I stared at the trending feed on my phone with a hard expression.

Eric’s call cracked a window into my closed world; my gut told me this was more complicated than it seemed.

I immediately rang Malach. “Check Eric

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what’s the Frost Pack been up to lately?”

Malach moved at once. I leaned back, the silver watch on my wrist cold against my skin.

A confidential report arrived on the desk soon after.

I flipped through several pages, eyes scanning text and photos, and the fog of doubt lifted.

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