Chapter 330
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Rosemary lay back down. After a bit of talking, she grew breathless, clearly needing pain meds.
Sabrina sought out Tamara, who indeed asked about the invitation.
Vanya looked at Tamara and asked, “Who sent you?”
“Sabrina,” Tamara replied honestly.
Vanya smiled. “It’s Rosemary who wants to know. Tell her I’m invited.”
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Tamara was surprised. “Really? Or are you just saying that? You’re part of the Bloodmoon Pack. How could they invite you?”
“Why not? Not everyone in the Bloodmoon Pack is heartless,” Vanya said lightly.
“Tell Sabrina to let Rosemary know and give her a little discomfort.”
Tamara gave a wry smile and said, “Vanya, are you and Rosemary really that opposed to each other?”
Vanya sneered, “Who’s opposed to her? I just can’t stand her greed and callousness, her betrayal of kindness. Tamara, you’re too naive. You can’t tell who’s good to you and who’s not.”
“What can I do? My pack has no influence. Simon doesn’t like me much, and Rosemary looks down on me,” Tamara replied.
“You have your reasons, but don’t help them do wrong,” Vanya warned.
Vanya added, “Rosemary, Gloria, Velda, and Sabrina are all up to no good. They’re trying to embarrass Adelaide. Just don’t help them.”
“Of course, I won’t,” Tamara quickly agreed.
“Tamara, sometimes it’s better to turn a blind eye and deaf ear,” Vanya said meaningfully.
Tamara, slow to catch on, finally understood after a while. “Lately, I’ve been feeling under the weather and need to rest for a while.”
Vanya smiled and said, “Go ahead. See a doctor. Let them stir things up. You just stay out of it.”
Tamara thanked her and left.
Vanya looked at the invitation but didn’t plan to attend.
She knew Adelaide still valued their connection, but it wouldn’t be proper for her to go.
At Priscilla’s birthday party, her presence would represent the Bloodmoon Pack. She didn’t want others to link Adelaide with the Bloodmoon Pack, not one bit.
So, she decided to send a birthday gift through someone else and stay away.
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Tamara, after getting the news, went to tell Sabrina that Vanya didn’t say whether she received an
invitation.
While talking, Tamara suddenly felt faint and collapsed against Sabrina.
“Tamara, what’s wrong?” Sabrina instinctively supported her.
“I’m dizzy…” Tamara weakly said.
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A doctor was called to examine Tamara. Tamara had always been somewhat frail. With the changing seasons–cold in the mornings and evenings, warm at noon–it was casy to fall ill.
After the examination, the doctor said, “Tamara needs to take good care of her health. If she doesn’t improve, she might struggle to conceive.”
Once the doctor left, Tamara grasped Gloria’s hand and tearfully said, “Gloria, I’m not well. I won’t be able to help you in the future. I’m afraid you’ll have to manage both inside and outside the pack by yourself.”
Gloria had never thought much of Tamara. She had been of some use in the past for certain matters, though a bit slow, she was still serviceable.
Now, with Tamara falling ill and needing rest, another sum for medical expenses was inevitable.
But as the Luna of the Bloodmoon Pack, Gloria couldn’t very well say anything to a sick relative. Instead, she offered a few comforting words.
To appear virtuous, she also had some health supplements sent to Tamara’s room.
After leaving Tamara’s room, Gloria went to tend to Rosemary. She overheard Rosemary and Sabrina discussing the birthday party for Priscilla.
“Adelaide must not have invited Vanya,” Sabrina said.
Rosemary replied, “That woman thinks she’s close to Adelaide, but she’s not invited. How embarrassing.”
Sabrina chimed in, “Vanya’s such a joke.”
Gloria felt complicated. Adelaide was throwing Priscilla’s party and it’d be grand. Adelaide would shine as the guest of honor.
Gloria instinctively compared herself to Adelaide.
Adelaide had no strong backing now, while Gloria came from the Ironclaw Pack with a brother in Royal Army. Why was there such a gap between them?
She was always busy inside and our, even using her own money for the pack. Exhausted daily, she felt her waist would break.
Meanwhile, Adelaide lived carefree. Gloria was jealous.
Lost in these thoughts, she heard Sabrina say, “I heard Priscilla once said she didn’t like Adelaide. Maybe they don’t get along. At the party, Priscilla might put on airs. With Adelaide’s temper, there could be a
scene.”
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Recalling Adelaide’s arrogance that day, Gloria relished the idea of her being humiliated by Priscilla.
But the Bloodmoon Pack didn’t get an invite. How could she attend?
Then she remembered the Ironclaw Pack. Her brother commanded the Royal Army. The Blackthorn Pack would surely send them an invite.
After tending to Rosemary, she pleaded to visit the Ironclaw Pack.
Upon returning and asking her mother, she confirmed they had received the invitation.
Gloria immediately said, “Mother, take me with you that day.”
Luna Cynthia paused. “You’re part of the Bloodmoon Pack now. It’s not proper for me to bring you.”