The Lycan King's Fate Calling novel Chapter 675

Alina's POV:

The woman was Camil, the maid I drove away before. Her timidity disappeared without a trace, and she now looked at me as a smile slowly came to her lips. "Miss Quinn."

As if sensing that I was about to lose my temper, she turned around and in that split second, she morphed her face into a somewhat rough man. Another fleeting second passed and she mimicked the face of my deceased mother and said in the same serious voice, "Alina, are you going to admit defeat? Are you going to allow yourself to be trampled by a lowly she-wolf? Are you really going to take it lying down?"

Along with the shock of how fast she could alter her facial features was the terror that hit me as I saw my late mother's face. I fell to the ground. "Who the hell are you?"

The woman strode over, still wearing the exact same face as my mother's. She squatted beside me and said gently, "You just need to know that everything I said is true."

I looked at the woman's face in a daze and was able to fool myself into thinking that my mother had really come back to me.

"Tell me, why did you come to me today?" Facing the counterfeit of my mother's face, I tried to calm myself down. I had naturally revered my mother since I was a child, and I held onto it

until now, even if the person in front of me was not really her.

"I told you. I just want you to know the truth."

"Really? Can it really be that uncomplicated?" I simply didn't believe that she had no ulterior motives. Judging from her black cloak, I reasoned that she should be a witch. I couldn't shrug off the doubts I had over her. None of the witches I had seen was good, and the one in front of me was definitely no exception. She must be up to something. Why else would she come to me?

The woman in black raised the corners of her mouth, revealing a strange smile. "Do you think I have other intentions? Alright. You can help me kill Sylvia, then."

What she said was ridiculous! "If I could kill her, I wouldn't have wasted so much time doing nothing, and we certainly wouldn't have been having this conversation right now."