The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Rufus' POV:

I was stunned. "Did I come here a lot before?"

"Yes! You often brought food and drinks to your girlfriend," the elderly she-wolf said with a giggle. Her two front teeth were missing, which made her speech a little hard to understand, but I could see the sincerity in her eyes. She held my hand and continued, "Young man, you're so handsome! And I can tell that you care about your girlfriend a lot. When will you two get married? I know of several couples your age that have already gotten married. When are you going to propose to your girlfriend?"

"Grandma, stop!" The young dorm administrator immediately pulled the old woman behind her and bowed deeply towards me. In an anxiety-stricken voice, she apologized, "My King, I'm so sorry. My grandmother has Alzheimer's. She's a little delirious and often talks nonsense. Perhaps it's because she has worked in this school all her life that she has a deep impression of the place, so she often sneaks in and strolls around whenever she has the chance. I hope you can forgive us, My King. I promise I'll keep a close eye on my grandma from now on!"

When I heard this, a thought occurred to me. "What was your grandma's job here?"

"She worked as a dorm administrator for over thirty years. Usually, when her mind is clear, she thinks about her old students," answered the young dorm administrator.

"She's right. I was in charge of the dormitories for more than three whole decades." The old she-wolf held up five fingers and nodded solemnly. sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ (F)indNƟvᴇl.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

was so scared that she quickly gripped her grandmother's hand. "Grandma,

be afraid. Just treat me as an ordinary person. I just wanted

nodded vigorously. "Okay, My King. If you need anything, please let us

"You said that your grandma used to be in charge of the dormitories. This place must mean a lot to her, so I'll let her enter the

young she-wolf's eyes

the next

is, Your Majesty, my grandma suffers from dementia. Sometimes

the

teachers here."

so that you can rest assured whenever you're at work,"

that she was probably hard up for money. seemed that I should look for an opportunity to raise the salary of the employees of the school, even those at

job to

gesture at her to stand up straight. "Actually, may I have a word