The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Sylvia's POV:

I woke up with a splitting headache and found myself lying on a bed. My body seemed to have been drained of strength, and my limbs were too heavy to lift.

"What's wrong with me?" I muttered to myself. My memory seemed to have been cut off for a moment. I was dazed and confused, and I couldn't remember what had happened. "Miss Todd, you're finally awake!"

A she-wolf's excited voice rang out above me. It was Maya's voice.

I looked up at her weakly. "Maya, what happened to me?"

"You had a fever, and you fainted because of over fatigue. It was Prince Rufus who brought you back. You just don't know how nervous he was at that time," Maya explained, tugging off the corner of my quilt.

It was only then that my memory flooded over like a tide. I remembered that before I fainted, I felt Rufus touch my head so gently. I didn't expect that the cold lycan prince would do it to me one day. He even smiled, which was rare to see. I never knew that his cold face could be so attractive when he smiled. God knew how fast my heartbeat was at that time. Fortunately, I didn't have a nosebleed. Because if I really had, I would be totally embarrassed.

"Miss Todd, why is your face so red? Has your fever spiked again?" Maya asked worriedly.

"What?" I came back to my senses and touched my face awkwardly. It was indeed burning hot. "No. It's just that the quilt is a little thick."

After saying this, Maya turned around and was about

her hand and quickly changed the

idea," Maya replied

have been deeply engraved in my soul. I could immediately feel his presence as

and

stood in front of my bed with an unprecedented smile on his handsome face, melting

him blankly as if I was mesmerized by

said as he leaned over and

I saw his thick eyelashes drooped, and there was a trace of seriousness in his half-opened eyes. My face began to heat up, and I couldn't help grasping the corners of the quilt. Now that I

Can you move away from me a little? I can't breathe," I said

nose felt wet.

his handkerchief in a hurry. "Why are you having a nosebleed all of

It's because of excessive internal heat," I faltered. How I wished I could dig a hole and hide. It was too embarrassing! How could my nose bleed because of

you outside just now?"

he said perfunctorily, "No one

poured into it and extinguished the fire. It was only then that I realized that I had gone too far. I shouldn't have pried into his private affairs. I actually didn't