The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Crystal's POV:

As soon as the two-headed person appeared, pandemonium descended over the audience. Everyone was excited and terrified in equal parts.

The host returned and made the introduction. "These two boys are Siamese twins. They were born sharing a body. If they undergo surgery to separate them, one of them will die." Whispers broke out among the audience and they were amazed.

"The twins love each other. They don't want to be separated, so they prefer to remain conjoined. Perhaps they will get married and have children in the future. Sometimes, it may look like fate has dealt you a bad hand, but it may not really be that bad. Everyone can choose their way of living, and even those with physical defects can lead a wonderful life."

As soon as the host finished saying this, the audience burst into applause and collectively sighed with sympathy. They began donating money again, and the numbers on the screen continued to tick upward. Suddenly, someone loudly asked, "What about their wolves? Are they also conjoined?"

"The twins are only seventeen and a half years old. They will come of age in six months. We are also curious about how they will turn into wolves at that time. You're welcome to come back and witness it with us," the host replied with a smirk.

The crowd burst into laughter. They also asked several private questions, such as if the two fought,

what if they fell in love with the same person, or if they shared intestines.

followed the host's instructions,

wanted this performance to end as soon as possible. My

furtively tugged on my arm and patiently comforted me. "Relax. After

nodded. Watching the performance left me increasingly troubled.

I thought of my son's

of these children's disabilities were definitely not congenital. There had to be

to my son. He was still

this time, another

out. The

a sword in their hand, and the boy on the left side swallowed it, while the boy on the right

it from

reigned in the auditorium. No one dared to

over, people enthusiastically

on the stage, followed by a cart, on which stood a boy whose