Fated To The Cursed Lycan Prince

Fated to the Cursed Lycan Prince by Dark Knight

Chapter 910 Meeting An Old Friend

Crystal’s POV:

I still had an hour left before the banquet commenced. But the time I had left diminished after wasting some; my thoughts drifted far during the tour with the guard.

I had never been away for too long before. I began to wonder what the kids were doing right now. Would they eventually find out that I was not there? Would they misbehave when they did find out I was not around? But in fact, I hadn’t received any call from the pack, reporting how the kids were. With the absence of the calls, I thought it safe to assume the children were doing just fine and there was simply nothing to report.

I missed the kids so much that I wanted to go back to my room, lock myself there and have a video call with the kids before the banquet. It was decided; I spoke out of turn, interrupting the guard.

“Ben, I’m tired. I want to rest first before engaging with the other guests, so I don’t think I want to visit the rest of the palace. You can ask a servant to usher me to the banquet later.”

The guard stud*ied me for a moment before nodding and leaving me be.

stood still for another minute before picking my feet and heading towards my room to unpack my luggage. It was a long journey and I was tired, but I had to keep myself busy before the party. I was rummaging through my clothes when I caught sight of the perfume in my bag. It brought flooding memories through me, earning my forehead a slap to shake

Just having our presence near each other’s premises would have us smelling each other’s unique scent. That would be a huge problem! How could I forget

tour, or my every attempt at hiding these past few

that I hurriedly covered my real scent using witchcraft. Not content with the magic I used, I spritzed perfume all

smelled like my usual self, a knock came reverberating from the door. I

with my children. The thought of them made me sad, but I knew that the sooner my business here got dealt with, the sooner I would get back to my babies. I prepped

subtle change. Perhaps it was the magic

down to his shoes: his appearance didn’t change much, but he looked more mature, more composed, and reserved. Even though he was just standing there, I could judge

Warren and I were comrades in arms who competed with each other at the military parade. Time sure didn’t take its time flying because right now, so

to lead a werewolf

finger to stop him, the

explode. I suddenly felt the regret of asking his name sink in my gut. It slowly occurred to

each step growing colder as he neared me. He slightly bobbed his head to greet me, reaching his hand and