Fated to the Cursed Lycan Prince Chapter 60

Sylvia’s POV:

Harry kept chattering all the way, and he seemed to want to do something right away to repay me.

I tried my best to persuade him not to think about it anymore.

Although Harry was tall and strong enough to defeat several werewolves with one punch, he was as naive and simple as a child. Whoever treated him well, he would give a hundredfold sincerity to that person.

I could say that I was lucky to have a friend like him.

After getting my room key from the dormitory administrator, I parted with Harry.

While walking towards the girls’ dormitory, I kept recalling the whole thing in my mind. From Blair’s sudden appearance to the result of the placement and to what had happened to Harry just now, I vaguely felt that there was someone behind everything. And I was the only beneficiary of all these.

But who would actually do this for me?

The answer popped up when I saw Blair.

“Sylvia, have you gotten your room key?” It seemed that he was really waiting for me by the roadside. And as soon as he saw me, he showed a big and bright smile, which made the she-wolves passing by look back again and again.

I nodded and walked forward to talk to him politely.

“Don’t you have anything to ask me?” Blair frowned, pretending to be upset. “I think what I’ve done should be obvious enough.”

I knew he was trying to say that he had helped me. I looked at him gratefully and said, “Thank you, Blair.”

“You made it to Class A because of your own strength, so you don’t really have to thank me. I didn’t really help you with it. Don’t flatter me.” Blair pursed his lips, put on his military cap, and winked mischievously.

I was amused by his expression. I cleared my throat and said, “Well, I’m thanking you for what you did to Harry just now. I know you deliberately scared him because you know that I would stand up for him. You did it to make him grateful to me.

Anyway, thank you so much for helping me this time.” I was truly grateful to Blair.

“It’s nothing,” Blair said in a relaxed tone, waving his hand casually. “Although Harry is arrogant, he is not a bad guy.”

“Yes, I can see it too.” I couldn’t help laughing at the thought of Harry’s cocky face.

“Besides, he is powerful and strong. With him taking care of you, your life in the academy will be much better in the future,” Blair said with a serious look on his face.

I didn’t expect that he would be this considerate to me, so I was surprised. I also felt warm in my heart.

“Actually, you don’t really need to do all these. After all, I don’t care about other people’s cold attitudes. All I want now is to make myself stronger,” I said, feeling relieved.

“You are wrong, Sylvia,” Blair retorted with a frown. “Maliciousness is the most immeasurable thing in werewolves’ nature. If you want to become stronger, the first thing you need to do is to get rid of those villains that hinder you from rising.”

He was right. Although I never wanted to cause trouble, others always made trouble for me. Thinking back to my previous life as a slave, I realized that I didn’t get the treatment I deserved because of my tolerance.

“I understand,” I replied with a nod.

“Just relax,” Blair said with a smile when he noticed the seriousness on my face. “Harry may look tall and strong, but he is very simple-minded. Don’t hesitate to use him when you need to.”

“How can I ever do that to him?” I replied with a smile.

“I believe you can handle that matter well.” After saying this, Blair turned around and left.

I watched his receding back for a moment. Then I couldn’t help shouting, “Please thank Prince Rufus for me too.”

“Thank him for what?” Blair turned around and looked at me in confusion. He didn’t seem to understand what I meant.

I just smiled without saying anything. I winked mysteriously like what he did just now.

“Damn it!” He was stunned for a moment. “You know everything?”