The Lycan King's Fate Calling novel Chapter 374

Alina's POV:

Warren's question really pissed me off.

"What the hell is that supposed to mean? Do you think I lied?" I suddenly stood up and looked into his eyes coldly. "When you were unconscious, I took care of you day and night. I didn't sleep a wink for two days straight. I didn't dare to leave the hospital for fear that no one would be there for you when you woke up."

I squeezed out a couple of tears and said in a sobbing tone, "I know I wronged you before, but you can't just accuse me of lying!"

Despite my tearful face, Warren's expression remained indifferent.

The calmer he was, the more embarrassed I felt. I felt like a joke.

Suddenly, panic seized me. Did he know something?

The truth was, during the two days Warren was unconscious, another she-wolf had taken care of him. She was in Sylvia's court trial before. I think she was her roommate.

I thought Sylvia was the one who sent her, so I drove her away. Coincidentally, Warren woke up not long after that she-wolf left.

And when he did wake up, he groggily muttered a name. I hadn't heard him clearly—I thought he was calling Sylvia's name again, which made me so angry.

What angered me even more was that when Warren finally opened his eyes and saw me, he looked nothing but disappointed.

Obviously, I was not the she-wolf he wanted to see.

This fact broke my heart. Only then did I realize that he was drifting farther and farther away from me.

Could I have misunderstood the situation? Was the she-wolf I drove away secretly Warren's girlfriend? But Warren could never settle for such a girl. He had better taste than that. Although that girl wasn't ugly, she looked poor. Obviously, she didn't have a powerful background or any notable status.

Moreover, if Warren wanted to be with her, she needed to get Uncle Owen's approval first. Uncle Owen would never let his son be with an ordinary she-wolf.

And Warren had loved me since childhood. Yet he was so cold to me now. Surely it was all Sylvia's fault.