The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Sylvia's POV:

The room Geoffrey had prepared for Rufus was in a villa in the western wing. Red roses were lined the path.

I walked behind Geoffrey with a straight face. I just wanted him to tell me where Rufus was located, but he insisted on taking me to his room in person.

It was obvious that he wanted to catch a good show.

I had driven Flora and the others away because I didn't want them to see such a scene. Although I didn't want to believe that Rufus would really cheat on me, it was difficult for me to figure out why he and Ashley had stayed in the same room for over four hours.

"How far is it?" I couldn't help but ask.

Geoffrey gave me a smile and said, "We're almost there. Relax. Just a couple more galleries."

Growing more and more irritable, I didn't reply to him.

"Sylvia, I think you're overthinking. Rufus wouldn't do that to you," Yana said in my mind in an effort to comfort me.

help but wonder. It has been four hours, Yana, but they haven't come out. Don't tell me they've just been chatting for four hours straight." I was on the verge of breaking down and I couldn't help but think of the

Yana continued falteringly. "Maybe they have become confidants." "Confidants?" I sneered coldly. "It'd be even funnier if my mate had

what I said." Yana sighed. "Geoffrey was the one who said it had been

in a mess and

her trump card. "When Alina made it look like you were having an affair with

silent for quite a while, I muttered, "I

I couldn't describe them. It felt as though my one and only treasure had been taken away from

and Ashley staying alone for four

for a while. Suddenly, she asked in a low voice, "Is it possible that Rufus has killed that slave? After all, the full moon

moon, and Rufus had been in a very agitated state lately. If a strange female approached him, he could've lost control

explained why the slave hadn't left the

calmed down and even began to think of ways to deal with

help but feel guilty for suspecting

but now that something had happened, I realized that I wasn't doing enough for

matter what, I needed to trust