Fated To The Cursed Lycan Prince

Fated to the Cursed Lycan Prince by Dark Knight

Chapter 370 Scolded

Sylvia’s POV:

Leonard trained his people very seriously, and he didn’t allow anyone to talk back. I knew that if I retorted, he would only say that I was trying to make excuses.

Owen was expressionless the whole time. He looked at me from time to time as if he wanted to communicate with me through eye contact. I also looked at him with an expressionless face. Then I calmly looked away. I knew he wanted me to restrain myself.

Leonard’s words were strident, and he spoke in a voice dripping with sarcasm. But I couldn’t find faults in everything he said.

So, I stood silently in front of him, and my thoughts drifted away unconsciously. He kept on talking as if he didn’t plan to stop. Owen had to comfort him from time to time.

“Don’t be angry. Mind your health. You have to be careful of your b*ody,” Owen reminded him.

Owen’s advice. He continued criticizing me for not reporting to the

Have you lost your

say?” What else could I say? He had already said so much. I could only

there whenever you want? If you want to postpone, you will

and

at all, so it was useless. Regardless of my reason for not reporting to the army on time, I was still

if you don’t tell me the reason, I know it,” Leonard sneered disapprovingly. “It’s the preferential treatment that Prince Rufus is giving you,

lose my temper with him. I was tense. I lowered my head and stared at the floor, admonishing myself over and over

Leonard would train me,

all. Going out as a sold*ier, you represent the image of the empire. How can you

relax because Prince Rufus is backing you up. The army is not a place for you to enjoy your relationship. If your mind has nothing but only romance, you’d better leave the army and marry

time, Owen coughed to clear his throat and said, “That’s

have to tell her everything I want to say. I can’t just let this kind of evil thoughts pollute the army,” Leonard said firmly. Then he continued, “The battlefield is not

only regarded she-wolves as mothers and housewives who didn’t have the right to serve their