The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Flora's POV:

As I lay in bed idly, my phone started to ring.

Glancing at the caller ID, I scrambled to pick up the phone. "Sylvia!" I greeted excitedly. "You finally called. How are you now? Where have you been? I was so worried about you!" At first, I was met with stunned silence.

"One at a time, Flora, or I won't know which to answer first," Sylvia finally replied in a helpless yet joking tone.

I sank back into bed and raised my feet in the air, stretching absentmindedly. "How many calls have you made to announce your safety?"

"This is the first one!" Sylvia snorted on the other end of the line. "I just texted others. You're the only one I called."

"That's more like it." I nodded with satisfaction. "By the way, where'd you go? When I got to the equipment room, you were no longer there."

"After I escaped, I was chased into the forbidden forest. I'll tell you more about it later. In the end, it was Rufus who saved me," Sylvia explained briefly.

At the mention of that name, I smirked maliciously. "Were you drugged? Did Rufus help you with it?"

Sylvia coughed awkwardly. "How'd you know that I was drugged?"

idiot, was also drugged. He was lying there, groaning and groveling," I blurted without thinking. Recalling what had happened to Warren, I

Warren deal with

I covered the phone and stammered,

talking about." Sylvia paused in confusion. Then she

track. "Warren was taken away by a doctor. I don't know the details, but

do you sound so nervous?" Sylvia asked point blank. She couldn't understand

I forced out a chuckle, though I knew I sounded as

are," Sylvia affirmed. "You're

saying that, I deliberately yawned, and so did Sylvia. It

I'm sleepy, too." All of a sudden, she screamed. "What're you doing? Don't

I almost dropped the phone. "Sylvia, are you okay?

was a man's voice that

to sleep now.

It sounded chaotic on the other end of the line. I could even hear the sound of

the phone to my ear in

the phone. I'm not done talking..." I heard Sylvia's muffled voice, as though

struggle, I didn't think it was worth it to stay on the line. Rolling my eyes, I hung up the phone before