The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Sylvia's POV:

I flung my arms around Alina's waist to stop her from smashing the crystal ball.

Her cape was in disarray and strands of her hair had fallen in front of her eyes. She looked extremely flustered, but she still behaved arrogantly with me. "Let me go. You are a jinx. Whoever touches you lands in trouble!"

In an indifferent tone, I whispered in her ear, "You deserve this. I deliberately chose today to expose your lie. I wanted to make you taste desperation when you were so close to success."

Alina glared at me and said through gritted teeth, "Sylvia, you're going to die a horrible death!"

I smiled disdainfully. "You should be thinking about how to explain your actions to everyone."

ball in Rufus' palm slowly floated in the air and

dagger into Leonard's

was completely doomed. The arrogance and pride

she yelled in desperation, but it was too late for her

slowly dying, their hearts broke. With the current level of medical technology, he could have been saved that day even though he had been stabbed. However, Alina

bloodshot, and he fell to the ground, muttering something to himself. Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ FindNʘᴠᴇl.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early

in his eyes. He marched forward and slapped Alina tightly across her face. "You!" He was so enraged that words failed him. Finally, with tears in his eyes, he pointed his trembling finger at Alina and said, "Has your father ever done anything wrong to you since childhood? You were more important to him than anything else, even his own life. He was constantly worried about your happiness. He

stumbled backward. Flora rushed to hold him up and comforted

as well. His eyes went to the crystal ball repeatedly, pain etched deeply on his face. "Why didn't you save him? You could have saved him." "No, I didn't. I didn't kill my father. I was forced to do that. When I came to my senses, the dagger was already buried in his heart." Tears gushed down Alina's

you save him when you could?" Warren's eyes

know what to say. She just rambled on, wanting everyone to believe