Fated To The Cursed Lycan Prince

Sylvia’s POV: 

I walked up to Blair as if I saw a savior.

"Sir, please help me get out. I really must see Rufus today."

"Why do you want to see him?" Blair asked with a frown.

I was silent for a moment before I answered, "I can help him."

Blair didn’t say anything.He seemed hesitant, and I knew why.

But there were too many werewolves present, so I couldn’t be too straightforward.I was so anxious that I paced back and forth.

Then I turned to him and said, "I don’t know how to explain it to you, but please trust me.I really can help him."

Blair thought for a while.

Then finally, he made up his mind.

"Okay.I trust you, Sylvia."

After saying this, he approached the leader of the guards and signed a note for me.

The leader of the guards glared at me.

But with the note from a teacher in his hand, he finally ordered his men to let me go.

"I’ll leave Rufus to you.Go ahead."

Blair patted me on the head like a loving brother.

gratefully

the way to Rufus’ palace without

as I arrived at the door, I was stopped by the palace

one responded.I wondered if the curse was attacking him now.I

stunned as if they didn’t expect

to their

quickly went up the stairs and rushed forward at the fastest speed I had ever made

that I got away from them, I

of frescoes, I arrived at

of his room, and the surroundings were terribly quiet, giving off

found that the guards, who were

necks and didn’t dare to approach me.I knocked on the

I pressed my head against the door, trying

But there was nothing.

in the distance and shouted, "Open the

their heads in refusal.I could see the trace of fear on their

things difficult for us.Prince Rufus firmly told us

to open it,

angrily, trying to ask the guards to give me

refused to come forward, looking very

better leave.It will be

throw the keys to

was like a brave and lonely soldier, trying my best to cut the thorns at my feet to find and protect the love of my

determined to go forward with a burning

had long disappeared.I became

will definitely blame us if

guards took a