Fated To The Cursed Lycan Prince

Crystal’s POV:

“Arron, come here,” I tenderly called out to my baby boy.

He hesitated for a few moments before coming closer to us.

My daughter jumped off my lap and ran to her brother. She grabbed his hand and ran back to me. Apparently she thought that Arron was walking very slowly.

As I watched the twins with amusement, my heart was bursting with love.

“Mom,” Arron called out to me again. His face was slightly flushed, and his delicate eyebrows and beautiful eyes looked just like his father.

“I’m here. We haven’t seen each other all day. Did you miss me?” I pinched Arron’s cheeks, gathered him in my arms and kissed him.

Arron nodded and softly said, “I missed you, Mom.”

I could see that he was very happy. But he tried hard to not smile and pretended to be indifferent.

Even his temperament was so similar to that man’s.

“And me! I missed you too, Mommy! My heart ached because I missed you so much. I won’t feel better until you give me something delicious to eat. Please!” Beryl’s face crumpled as she pretended to be sad.

“Okay. To help you feel better, I’ll take you to the dessert parlor for cake tonight!”

“Yeah!” Beryl was so ecstatic that she nearly jumped. Arron couldn’t stop the laugh that burst from his lips.

“But you both can only have one slice of cake each, or you will get cavities in your teeth,” I said with a serious expression. I didn’t allow them to have too many sweets, but Beryl always managed to get some and shared with her brother. Sometimes, it was not easy to deal with smart children.

Beryl nodded animatedly and said, “Okay, Mommy. I won’t eat too much. I’ll listen to you and be a good girl.”

I burst into laughter as I observed her cheeky expression.

At this moment, Perry, the babysitter, came to us with a worried look.

I stood up and curiously asked, “Perry, what’s the matter? Why do you look so upset? Did you neglect taking good care of the newly bought flowers again, causing them to wither?”

Perry was a middle-aged plump she-wolf. She was still single. She had a gardening hobby, but very few of her plants and flowers survived.

“No.” Perry sighed and seemed to be in a dilemma. “Beryl’s teacher called and informed me that she didn’t do her homework. What’s more, she even set fire to all her classmates’ homework.”

When I heard this, my smile vanished and I pinned Beryl with a stern gaze.

She instantly hid behind Arron, so that I could only see the small bun on the right side of her head.

“Beryl! Why did you do that? If you don’t confess the truth, you will not get dessert today,” I said angrily. Beryl had had a naughty streak since she was a baby. She was now a troublemaker at school. She had created problems more than once.

Beryl walked out from behind her brother with tears in her eyes. “I did it so no one would find out that I hadn’t finished my homework, because no one would have any homework to hand in…”

I was so furious that I wanted to discipline her, but Perry interrupted, “The teacher also said that Arron is clever and obedient. He is always the topper in his class.”

While Perry was complimenting Arron, I noticed Beryl make a face at her nanny. I glared at Beryl, but she showed no fear.

I could feel a headache coming on. I would have to talk to her later. It was not good for a kid to hate going to school.

When I was about to interrupt Perry, I saw Beryl sneak behind her. A small ball of black fire appeared in her hand and was about to burn the hemline of Perry’s dress.

I was alarmed and shouted, “Beryl, come over here right now!”