The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Sylvia's POV:

It would be great if Warren could inherit the position of an Alpha. He had been with Leonard ever since he was a child, and to a certain extent, Leonard had already regarded Warren as his own son. As for what Leonard was worried about, I had a vague idea of what he meant.

He was worried that Warren would attach too much importance to his friends and family. I thought the same. S~ᴇaʀᴄh the Findɴovel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Leonard sighed. "Warren is stubborn. Pedantic, even. He had adored me ever since he was a child, and he cherished Alina a lot. Owen had always thought that Warren liked Alina, but I don't think he does. He would lose sight of who he is in front of her and unconditionally obey her orders. He wouldn't behave like that if he really loved her."

Deep down, I agreed. Warren was more like Alina's guardian.

Love wasn't that simple.

want to control Alina as well. He wouldn't be so obedient all

more like siblings,"

they were childhood sweethearts. If they didn't have romantic feelings for

and focus on marrying a prince, their relationship withered. What they had been through before had become the past.

that Warren came back to Alina's wedding simply because they were from the same pack. There was nothing going on

for Alina are more like brotherly affection than love. I'm glad he found his true love. I instantly noticed that he was possessive and overprotective towards that she-wolf. It's obvious that he's deeply in love. The way he treats that she-wolf

into laughter after saying that. My cheeks flushed

be overbearing sometimes, but I enjoyed his company. Perhaps this was the magic

were real siblings. But when Alina went to the imperial city, I gave up on that idea. I've thought of countless ways, but there was only one decision that made me feel at ease." Leonard waved his hand. "If

said, the best choice was to let Alina marry into

the former Alpha, so interfering with political affairs was inevitable for her.