The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Sylvia's POV:

After being scolded by Leonard, I went to see Rufus.

The moment I saw him, I threw myself into his arms without saying anything.

Rufus also held me in his arms and kissed me. Then he asked, "Are you depressed because of Leonard?"

"I'm more than depressed. He makes me almost doubt myself now," I muttered.

I thought Leonard was a fair and just man. But he belittled me before knowing me. And it really made me frustrated, and it wavered my confidence.

I was even more convinced that Leonard disliked me. And if I really let him train me, I might only feel worse.

"Can you change the arrangement and stop him from being my trainer? I really don't want to do this." I got out of Rufus' arms and looked at him, pouting. The more I thought about Leonard, the more aggrieved I felt. "I can practice more in private."

his nature. Just don't take it to heart. I'm sure he didn't mean to hurt

didn't say anything. I was unwilling to compromise. Alina also did something wrong today, but Leonard didn't scold her. Clearly, he spoiled

how many

his hand, but I still didn't say anything. "Three-fifths." What Rufus mentioned was

explained patiently, "Yes. Those military officers were all Leonard's students when he was young. They are far more capable in both combat and military strategies than

and

good opportunity for you. I don't think you want to miss it,"

was in a dilemma. I bit my lower lip, lost in thought. Then I said, "I'm not afraid of Leonard's scolding. I'm just afraid that he will

bottom of my heart, I admitted that I was a self-abased she-wolf. My past life had frustrated me so much that I often doubted myself. My fragile and sensitive self-esteem always led

to stand firm. Always remember that a real strong werewolf never cares about what others think." Rufus looked at me solemnly. "I know how you feel

pondered Rufus' words,

understand, Rufus. I will train with Leonard. I know I was wrong earlier." In the end, I was

are actually many reasons I want

like a spoiled child. "Well, don't talk about them anymore. Go