The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Sylvia's POV:

Rufus walked away without looking back. His usual steady pace now seemed a little hasty. I must have hurt him.

While looking at his lonely back, my heart tightened. It hurt like it was soaked in hot water.

I squatted down and hugged my knees helplessly. I screwed up everything.

"Why did you say such cruel words to your mate?" Yana snapped. There was a clear trace of anger in her voice filled with fury I had never felt before.

I didn't answer her question. I felt so desperate, and I was struggling between regret and hesitation.

I didn't want to say such cruel words either. I liked Rufus so much. But the harsh reality didn't allow me to be willful. And I would never want to be a burden to him.

in the direction where he left. I was in a

just open your heart to him?" Yana said helplessly in a disappointed voice. It was as if she wanted me to express my feelings

well because I'm useful to him.

my words. She became even angrier. "Everyone with

Yana said was like a knife that cut through my heart. I was a little sad that she didn't understand me. "Yana, please don't say anything more. I'm already very brokenhearted." "If I don't say it, you wil only keep making mistakes. Sylvia, wake up. Stop deceiving yourself. If you go on like this, you will only be lonely for the rest of your life. The Moon Goddess has designated such a perfect mate for

all of this for Rufus' good. I have made up my mind that I will do my best to improve my strength and not to fall in love with anyone from now on," I retorted aggrievedly. "What the hell! Have you ever thought about how I will feel if you don't fall in love? Please don't sound so

so harsh that I was shamed into anger. I stood up angrily and said, "Yana, how

"I'm always all for you. I do everything for you wholeheartedly, but you're still disappointed in me." What she said made me realize

expect me to say even a single word to you." After saying this, Yana immediately blocked

first time I had a big fight with her, and she gave

the bed in a daze. I felt that everything I did was meaningless,