The Lycan King's Fate Calling novel Chapter 208

Sylvia's POV:

The conversation stretched all the way until the evening.

"You really should go," Rufus said to Blair.

Blair glanced at his watched. "Oh, would you look at the time? It is quite late already, which means it's time for dinner. Why don't we eat together?"

Rufus tried to kick Blair, but he dodged.

"What? Are you just going to desert your friend like this?" Blair teased. "With that attitude, Sylvia would definitely abandon you sooner or later!"

As I sat on the bed, I casually laughed. "Well, sure, why don't you stay for dinner?"

As soon as those words left my mouth, Rufus turned to me with a look of disapproval.

His stare sent a chill down my spine, making me pull up my quilt subconsciously.

"Great!" Blair seemed oblivious to the darkening face of Rufus, agreeing without any hesitation.

Snorting, Rufus pulled Blair up from the couch. "Aren't you a busy man? You must have a lot of work to get back to."

"No, I'm not busy at all actually-- Hey, don't push me..." Blair was almost completely pushed out of the door, but he was able to hold onto the door frame. Cheekily winking at me, he said, "I guess we'll just have dinner together next time."

"Fuck off!"

Rufus gave him one last push and slammed the door shut.

I bundled myself into my quilt, snickering. I never expected that the ever serious Blair could actually be mischievous sometimes.

With big strides, Rufus came over and pulled my quilt off. He spoke in a helpless tone, "Quit laughing."

I collapsed onto the pillow and burst into a fit of giggles. "You are adorable, Rufus."

With a straight face, Rufus pulled me into his arms and shut me up with a kiss, forcing my laughter back into my chest. Rufus' kiss was deep, but it also felt too anxious to let go. I almost couldn't breathe and feel my lips.

"You still haven't learned to control your breath?" Rufus noticed my slightly swollen lips and pecked it. His voice was low and raspy. I stared into his eyes that were as vast as the universe.

Snuggling into his arms, I retorted, "Give me a break. You just caught me off guard with that one."