Burn in the Alpha Princess's Wrath novel Chapter 75

Chapter 75 The Taste of Victory

Leslie’s POV

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The day after the Silvermoon Salon incident, I received good news from my eldest brother, Thorbane.

After being publicly exposed for his scandal with Rowan–and for conspiring with outside forces to undermine my rule–Elder Drax had completely fallen from power.

All of his shares and assets within the Rogue Pack were quietly and effortlessly acquired by my brother–at a generous “friendship price,” no less.

And the final beneficiary of those holdings was me–Leslie of the Rogue Pack.

“Leslie,” my brother chuckled through the communicator, “we’ve finally swept out that old fox. Westview is all yours now.”

“Thank you,” I said sincerely.

“No need for that between us,” he replied fondly. “By the way, I heard that Frost Pack kid has been doting on you quite a bit lately?”

I let out a resigned laugh. “Carl told you?”

“That troublemaker is practically begging to throw you the grandest wedding in the entire continent,” he laughed. “But seriously, Leslie—Eric might come off a bit flippant, but he’s capable, shrewd, and–most importantly–genuinely devoted to you. You might want to… at least consider it.”

“We’ll see.” I ended the call, but something stirred faintly in my chest.

I walked over to the floor–to–ceiling windows in my office and looked out over the vast stretch of land that now belonged to me. The sun was warm. The sky was clear,

Rowan and Drax–two ticking time bombs that had lingered at my side–had finally been neutralized for good.

And the “Ancestor Fang,” the Crimson Moon Pack’s sacred relic, now sat casually above my fireplace as nothing more than a trophy.

Kirby–the man I once loved to the point of self–destruction, and hated down to my marrow- could now do nothing but watch helplessly as I toyed with his Pack’s prized possession.

At long last, I had seized full control of my fate.

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Chapter 75 The Taste of Victory

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And the taste of victory… was sweet.

Kirby’s POV

Humiliation.

Rage.

Helplessness.

Jealousy.

For the past few days, I’ve lived in a kind of hell–burned over and over again by those four feelings without a moment’s relief.

I watched as Leslie obliterated every voice of dissent within her territory with thunderous precision.

I watched as Eric–like some smug brat–stood beside her, flaunting his strength and adoration without restraint.

I watched as the continent’s entire Pack network painted them as some destined power couple, on the brink of sealing a lifelong bond.

And me? I could do nothing.

I didn’t even have the right to appear before her.

“Alpha…” My chief aide, Malach, stepped in carefully, his face laced with sympathy. “Maybe… you should rest.”

I ignored him and knocked back the last of the liquor in my glass.

Then I picked up my terminal and opened Leslie’s Moonbook profile–again.

The post about the “unknown beast fang” was still pinned to the top.

The bidding had already skyrocketed to an astronomical figure,

But the most recent–and most gut–wrenching–comment came from Eric.

He hadn’t placed a bid. Instead, using his verified Frost Pack account, he’d left one line beneath her post:

“Darling, don’t sell it. If you like it, I’ll have them dig up the beast’s entire skeleton and ship it to you.”

I stared at the comment—so smug, so deliberately provocative—and before I knew it, my hand

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clenched and shattered the screen in my grip.

What a disgrace.