The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Crystal's POV:

"I've heard that the Silver Moon Pack is a place brimming with art and culture. I'll definitely visit it if I ever have the chance," I muttered casually, trying to avoid any awkwardness between us. However, I was terrified that Warren would recognize my voice, so I spoke softly and with pauses. He must certainly feel that I was very arrogant and strange.

The guard next to us was also puzzled. He scratched his head and watched me carefully.

I cleared my throat and asked the guard to leave us, so that Warren and I were alone.

Warren didn't respond to my comment. He was obviously behaving frostily toward me. The smile on his face had completely disappeared. His lips were pressed into a thin line, and the expression in his eyes was icy.

At this moment, I could see the arrogant and difficult Warren I had met when I had just joined school.

But now, he was more confident and domineering than before. I presumed that he must have adapted well to the role of Alpha in the past five years.

I felt a huge wave of relief. I was glad to see my old friend living a good life.

he turned around and left. I noticed him being pulled aside by the Alpha of another pack for a chat, and desperately wanted to

close contact with me in the future. If I

I had to

were no familiar friends around,

know why Rufus didn't attend it. Only Laura had come. I tried my best to keep a

seem

here any longer, so I discreetly left. I couldn't really relax until I arrived at the garden. Then, I took a leisurely stroll around the imperial palace. sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ FindNøvᴇl.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the

somehow felt like

me, I arrived at the palace where Rufus used to reside. It was empty and only some guards milled around. I assumed that Rufus had shifted to the lycan king's palace. When I walked by the back

withered.

dark. There was no warm light within, and no familiar person stood on the balcony waiting for

eyes welled up with tears, and

Everything had changed.

long, because a guard of