Outcast: The Alpha King's Beloved

Anthony's POV: 

The night before Marlon's funeral, I picked up my phone and gave Adonis a call.

"How's everything going, Dr.Adonis? I hope you're prepared for the funeral tomorrow.We're counting on you to tell the truth in front of everyone," I said calmly.

"Hello, Mr.Jones.Don't worry.I've been staying at home and didn't go anywhere.I am fully prepared for what to say tomorrow," Adonis replied in a respectful voice.

"But this morning, I received a message from Grace asking me to put all the blame on Mandy tomorrow at the funeral."

A humorless snort of disdain escaped my lips.

I had already expected that Devin wouldn't give up till the very end.

He was such a vicious man.

If Mandy was accused of murder in front of everyone at the funeral tomorrow, rumors would spread throughout the pack.

Even if she was proven innocent later, her reputation would be too tarnished to repair.

It seemed that Devin was ready to throw anyone to the wolves as long as he could stay in the clear.

"Dr.Adonis, please tell Grace that you'll do as she says.We have to make sure that she and Devin don't suspect a thing."

I instructed Adonis in accordance with the plan that Jennifer and I had made.

"When they ask you to testify, you accusing them instead of Mandy will catch them off guard."

"Good idea, Mr.Jones.I'll do that," Adonis replied.

Now that we had Adonis on our side, we were fully prepared to take Devin down.

Early morning the next day, the church received many visitors who had come to attend Marion's funeral.

Jennifer and I were all dressed in black formal clothes for the solemn event.

More and more visitors poured in; some of them were Alphas and Betas from other packs that had a good relationship with the Black Stone Pack, while some of them were Marlon's friends.

Almost all the werewolves of Black Stone Pack came to the funeral.

The love that they had for their late Alpha was clear to see.

"Thank you, thank you for coming," said Betty, who was standing at the gate to welcome the guests.

Jennifer and I walked towards her hand in hand.

"I'm sorry, Luna Betty," Jennifer said sincerely.

"Don't worry, we won't let the murderer go."

Miss

Betty bowed to us.

took Jennifer's hand and led her into the church, where the two of us found a bench near

around for a moment, I found Adonis sitting in the midst of the crowd, while

around the church as if he was trying to find something,

sat quietly in our seats as we watched the priest

were followed by the blessing of the

and personally presented a bunch of

rest in peace, Alpha Marlon,"

it was supposed to be time

knew that Devin wouldn't let

standing in front of Marlon's coffin, Devin suddenly

plan to deal with the real murderer.Personally, I think that anyone who dares to murder the Alpha of

loud voice immediately attracted everyone's

as I know, the identity of the real murderer hasn't been

to push Mandy out as

the real murderer is.There's a witness who can confirm it.He's present at this funeral as

Devin announced confidently.

"He must think really highly of himself.How dare

but now, I could afford to let him be arrogant a little longer.I looked at Devin

but he soon cleared his throat and walked

is the

pointed to Adonis, who was standing in

know who the real murderer is.My name is

his hat as he nervously introduced

what you

I

and then me.I calmly put my arm around

no need to hesitate.Just tell the truth,"I encouraged him

Devin's POV: 

spent the last night in the church pretending to

and my stupid brother had bought my act and warmed up

Mandy

with Daniel for the position of Alpha again.My father

support of the elders of the

tongue

and patted

honest, and just tell the

Alpha Marlon died, someone came to me to buy ephedrine hydrochloride," Adonis

is particularly harmful to patients with heart disease.It's not allowed to be sold in

didn't know how Jennifer knew such a piece of information or why she had chosen to speak out at this moment, but

teeth, I nodded at Adonis,

an idiot! I just wanted him

his hands uneasily, as

wrong.I shouldn't have sold this drug