The Lycan King's Fate Calling (Shawn Gibson and Sylvia) novel Chapter 105

Cherry's POV:

I asked for a leave in my afternoon classes because I planned to break into Sylvia's room to steal the dress.

But I didn't expect that someone had taken action ahead of me. As soon as I walked to the front door of the dormitory, I saw a round-faced she-wolf wearing a dark blue dress coming out with a gift box. It looked exactly the same as the one in the photo.

I immediately hid behind a tree. When she got closer, I recognized that she was the servant who had been with Sylvia before.

Was she going to meet Sylvia to give her the gift box? I couldn't let her get away with it.

Without a second thought, I took out the handkerchief from my pocket. I had put an overpowering drug on it. Actually, I prepared it especially for Sylvia, just in case.

I successfully stunned the round-faced servant with the handkerchief. Then I dragged her to a nearby warehouse, tied her up, and gagged her mouth.

At this moment, the servant's phone rang. I took it out of her pocket and saw that the caller was the driver.

I thought about it for a while and decided that it was better not to alarm the enemy. So I rejected the phone call and sent a message to the driver.

"Change of plan. Cancel the schedule."

After sending the message, I threw the phone back disgustedly.

I looked at the delicate gift box on the ground, hesitating whether I should open it or not. I wanted to hand it over directly to that mysterious person, but I was too curious. What kind of thing would make that mysterious person take so much trouble?

I struggled for a long time, but I still reached out and touched the edge of the lid of the box. Anyway, no one would know that I took a look at it.

And when I opened the gift box, I was shocked. How could there be such a beautiful dress and jewelry inside? I stroked the shining necklace, lost in thought.

I looked around and found a blind spot. I went there, turned on the recording application in my phone, and hid it in my pocket. Then I fixed my hair and got in the black car as if nothing had happened.

In the car sat a she-wolf with sunglasses and a mask. The driver was also wearing the same. The she-wolf raised the collar of her coat and said in a hoarse voice, "Did you get it?"

I nodded and patted the box complacently. "Yes, I got it."

The she-wolf answered in a low voice, "I want to check it."

Although her voice was very low, I still sensed the trace of pleasant surprise in it. She stretched out her fair hands to touch the box.

My heart tightened, and I subconsciously held the box tightly.