The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Sylvia's POV:

Having some doubts in my mind, I tried to calm down and asked him something that only the real Blair and I knew.

"Do you still remember the time you showed me howto usemypowerduringtheplacementexam?" Blair was tongue-tied. I was sure I caught him off guard with my sudden shift in conversation. But the good thing was that he naturally continued and told me how to mobilize and use my power.

I was relieved after hearing his explanation. It was the same as what Blair said before. This meant that the man before me was still Blair, but something was definitely wrong with him.

Just seeing the tiny black bug made me think of Noreen for some reason.

My heart skipped a beat. My concerns for Blair's well-being led me to inquire about his current physical condition.

Blair looked at me strangely as he remarked, "Nothing is wrong with me. Everything is normal, except that I have a bigger appetite."

To some extent, I found this to be a relief. He was apparently healthy because his eating and sleeping habits were normal. As such, I ruled out the possibility of Noreen being behind this.

definitely not an accident. Was it

Sylvia? You don't look so good," Blair asked with evident concern in his

of my mouth after a moment's hesitation. "Blair, is it possible

air engulfed the air around us. Blair studied me for

what was weighing on his mind. I just found his odd behavior to

was joking when I asked you to give me a chance to pursue you. You even thought there was something wrong with my brain." There was no

It seemed that he would take no matter what

healed long

walked in, he was taken aback at the sight of Blair and asked, "Blair, what are you doing here? I've been looking for

hugged him. "I came by to see you guys. But I only

patted him on the shoulder with a hint of amusement and glanced at me. "Sylvia, are you okay? Why is your face so

just the air

Rufus nodded and watched me

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