Fated to the Cursed Lycan Prince Chapter 139

Sylvia’s POV:

The students around burst into laughter. I stood awkwardly on the stage, feeling embarrassed. I wished I could find a hole and hide at the moment. Rufus was so hateful.

“That’s right. Everyone, don’t follow the demonstration you’ve watched just now. It was a typical wrong example,” Blair said, adding fuel to the fire.

Harry stood up, bursting into laughter and patting his thigh. His handsome face was distorted from laughing, and his exaggerated laughter made everyone laugh again. Even Warren, who had always been lofty, and John, who had always been gloomy, couldn’t help laughing too.

I was so angry that I glared at him.

But my angry stare didn’t stop him from laughing at all. He just looked at me and laughed even louder.

In the end, I walked down the stage dejectedly, bypassed him angrily, and sat on the other side of Flora. I decided not to talk to him from now on.

“Sylvia, your mate is not into favoritism at all,” Flora whispered in my ear, nudging me gloatingly.

I didn’t say anything and just looked at the serious Rufus on the stage. I really felt annoyed.

“Sylvia, are you mad at me?” Harry asked, looking past Flora. “I didn’t mean to laugh at you. I just couldn’t help it because it was so funny.”

I glared at him, then my anger dissipated. Harry had always been like this, and there was nothing I could do about it.

“Sylvia, don’t be mad at Harry. It was all Prince Rufus’ fault. He didn’t show tenderness to a she-wolf like you.” Flora blinked her eyes and smiled mischievously. “I wonder if he is also the same in private.”

Sylvia’s POV:

The students around burst into laughter. I stood awkwardly on the stage, feeling embarrassed. I wished I could find a hole and hide at the moment. Rufus was so hateful.

“Of course, he is. Everyone knows Prince Rufus is not interested in she-wolves, so he won’t show such tenderness to anyone.” It seemed that Harry knew Rufus very well. He combed his hair with his hand and continued, “As a werewolf who has always been single, I know men of the same kind best.”

Flora sneered upon hearing what he said. “You and Prince Rufus are not of the same kind. You are a virgin and have no actual experience. The only thing you’re capable of is bluffing.”

“How can you say we are not of the same kind? Do you know anything about Prince Rufus?” Harry’s face flushed. The word “virgin” seemed to have pissed him off. “Don’t talk nonsense, Flora!”

“Of course, I know nothing about him. But it’s enough that someone knows him well. Right, Sylvia?” Flora smiled and tapped me on the shoulder meaningfully.

I turned my back to them in embarrassment and anger. I didn’t want to hear them talking about Rufus. Thinking about how narcissistic I was just now, I felt like a fool.

When our class ended, Flora stood up quickly.

“Hurry! There’s seafood pasta in the cafeteria today. It will be sold out if we get there late.”

“Let’s go together. I specially brought my own bowl for it today,” Harry said, taking out a huge deep bowl that almost looked like a crock pot, from his bag. There was a pink piggy sticker on it. “I will only have one bowl of it today.”

Flora rolled her eyes at him and grabbed the bowl from his hand. “You can’t eat so much. Your face is getting rounder and rounder. If you keep eating, you will get obese and fail in the physical examination.”

“Hey, give it back to me! Flora!” Harry got anxious at once. “If you want it, I’ll buy one for you. But this one is mine!”

“No way!”

Amused by them, I picked up my book and followed them out. But I found that Rufus was walking in our direction.

Flora immediately turned her head to me and said, “Sylvia, I suddenly remember, Harry and I have something else to do. You can go to the cafeteria first.”

“We have something to do? What is it? Why don’t I know?” Harry asked, looking confused.

“I don’t have time to explain. Just come with me first.” Flora grabbed Harry’s collar and pulled him away violently. And when she passed by me, she bumped my butt cheekily, smiling flirtatiously.

At this moment, Rufus had already walked up to me. Although his face was still expressionless, the languid aura he gave off told me that he was in a very good mood right now.

I, on the other hand, got angry when I saw him. Without waiting for him to speak, I turned around and left crossly.