Layla's Destined Lover

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eightlessly, neither in pain nor co

her eyes and see what the afterlife

oo great, and this was her punish

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hance, the first thing she would do is to eliminate those w

w it was ju

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me pain. At this moment, she couldn't understand why she was already dead and still had to endur

e divine had imposed on her. However, the piercing cold pai

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this wolf

ice echoed, unfamiliar and not belon

her it was a god or a demon from hell. However, she couldn't do anything; she co

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ddenly froze, and a stuttering voi

g pulled down and squeezed, experiencing a

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ce posed a se

hand trembled. She was truly curious about the current situation. But her min

e fell into un

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r eyes this time. However, her body still felt heavy a

o right, observing the surroundings

miliar because it resembled a wolf's den, n

... she was

hat's

ps she was indeed still alive because the

ded Leon as a fool, as the t

pass on the treasure to the successor for protection. So, at the age of eighteen, she received

as just a decoy she had s

her want to burst into laughter. However, due to her body's condition, even smiling was challenging. Layla frowned, the pa

d in repaying a hundred

sed down to all the peo

't die, she would come back and retaliate for

re, they might tremble in fear. This was Layla's most malicious expres

threatening expression became ironically comical. Indeed, someone burst into

yla from her reverie. She

swift movement caused her body to ache as if a hu

e passing ou

ensation of weakness as someone else took control made Layla uncomfortable, and sh

g to contract, trying to appear de

e mocking voice made Layla not

disheveled silver hair giving him a wild appearance, and sun-kissed s

attractive man s

lf, but now she realized she was mistaken. Leon

the most precious thing in the world. Layla guessed that if she met this man, she m

He playfully lifted her with a forceful hand, making the wolf move along with his arm

man to stop. She knew she had an impressive wolf form-tall, majestic, w

e contrary, he laughed even louder. He pulled her closer to hi

la:

I am also the leader of the Western tri

e expressed in animal-like sounds. N

know you

: how

like it! Don't

ad ever met such a powerful and charming ma

en gaze involunt

ke a spider's silk, slo

ng was tru

eding wound on the little wolf's chest. He

a woman came in, bowed to Bridget, and then took her away. Her cold fa

n. Her eyes glanced back at Bridget as if a newborn cr

rget it! He was the leader of this tribe, the strongest warr

to save the little wolf. So he carried her to his den and sought someone to treat her. Regardless of the doctor's sighs that it was j

ompensate for saving a wolf cub, he would earn more. As for the complaints of the old lead

ame even more intense. He wanted to k

Bark!

ran to the source of the noise. Could it be that the wolf cub wa

s wolf cub lying flat and covering her face. In

the wolf cub, he would probably

breaking howl of

hy am I so