Fated To The Cursed Lycan Prince

Fated to the Cursed Lycan Prince by Dark Knight

Chapter 729 Don’t Interfere With Each Other

Sylvia’s POV:

I was so confused about how Alina was reacting. She was in a state of panic with a hint of unspeakable guilty conscience in her eyes.

“Do you know why Noreen came to harm Leonard? Hadn’t you been in contact with Noreen? You should know something about her plan. Have you ever seen or talked with Noreen before Leonard d*ied?” I stared at Alina’s face, trying to read something into her flustered expression.

However, she evaded my eyes and lowered her head anxiously. “I know nothing about it. When I got there, my father and Chet were already on the ground. My father looked like he was about to d*ie, and Chet was still trying to stab him with the dagger. If I hadn’t stopped Chet, he would have already succeeded. Unfortunately, my father still couldn’t make it.”

who saw what happened that time? What about

If she had witnessed what happened at that time, logically speaking, the servants and guards should have also seen it.

had been relocated somewhere by Edwin,” Alina answered remorsefully. “I still regret knowing that I could have prevented my father’s death if I had been there earlier that day. If I had known that Chet was such a monster, I would have broken off my marriage even if it meant getting beaten

gave out a noncommittal stance. I’d met Chet before the wedding, and I knew he wouldn’t do something that evil. But now, all the shreds of evidence pointed to him as the murderer. The

her scent was not something to

incident was undeniably a huge deal to everyone. No matter who

or you remember anything that might help, I hope you can contact me as soon as possible,” I said

well. I scowled as I stared at her receding figure and sensed

eyes. Instead of wearing his customary tie, he wore a shoddy black suit for the occasion. The

and nodded as a greeting. Even though he remained silent and showed no emotion, an evident glint of sorrow could be

him, but even I didn’t think