The Lycan King's Fate Calling novel Chapter 85

Sylvia's POV:

"Wait, you're inside already?" the she-wolf slowly asked, confused.

"Yeah. Don't you feel it?" The guy sounded just as confused, maybe even a little insulted.

Hearing this, the she-wolf quickly responded by moaning coquettishly. The two of them kissed, letting out grunts and gasps.

Soon, the sound of bodies colliding into each other filled our ears. It got faster and louder by the minute. I immediately covered Flora's eyes, murmuring to myself that young girls like us should never have to see such thing.

Flora pulled my hand away, intrigued by the scene. It didn't take long for her to recognize the she-wolf.

"Hold on. Isn't that Lucy from Class B?" Flora whispered in my ear. "Unfortunately, I can't see who she's with. They're too far for me to tell."

The two played around with all sorts of passionate positions. Lucy was moaning so loud that it almost sounded like she was being tortured to death. At this point, I wished I didn't hear anything instead.

"My eyes!" No longer able to watch them anymore, Flora covered her eyes herself, even though the situation should have been more embarrassing for the two rather than for us. They just happened to block our only way out, so we had no choice but to wait for them to finish in discomfort.

Fortunately, the guy didn't really last for long. Their loud moans were just probably a bluff of some sorts. They kissed for a little while longer before officially finishing. Their smooches were very loud.

Helpless, I squatted and tried to stay out of sight. My legs had already gone numb.

A few minutes later, they finally began to put their clothes back on. This cheered me up because it meant that we could finally leave.

All of a sudden, the rustling sound of a plastic bag was heard. I turned to Flora, who had frozen in panic. She sat on an empty candy wrapper by accident!

"Who's there? Show yourself!" Lucy and the guy were just about to leave when they heard the sound and looked around nervously.

Fortunately, they were far enough from us that they didn't see us—yet.