Chapter 671 The Familiar ck Cloak


    Sylvia''s POV:


    I charged into the crowd and tried to get my hands on the familiar figure, but lost it in a sh. There


    were too many people around right now. I couldn''t just turn into a wolf and chase after that person in


    cloak, for I might injured someone by ident during the process.


    Leonard and Rufus joined me in a few minutes.


    "What''s wrong?" Leonard seemed to have sensed from my reaction that something was wrong, so


    he instantly dispatched his men.


    "I spotted a suspicious person. But she disappeared." I scanned the crowd quickly as I said this, but


    there was no sign of a woman in a ck cloak.


    Rufus also swept his eyes over the crowd but didn''t see anyone suspicious.


    "Were you mistaken?" he asked.


    I shook my head. "No, I''m certain of what I saw. That person was acting dubiously. I think she is


    Noreen..."


    "Noreen? Are you sure?" Rufus asked in a low voice.


    Leonard was giving instructions to his men, so he wasn''t paying attention to us. I pulled Rufus a


    little farther away and whispered, "The figure is exactly the same one I''d seen in the stone chamber.


    I''m afraid it''s really Noreen."


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    I was confident this wasn''t a hallucination. It must be another trick of Noreen''s. She''d said she


    would wait for me in the Silver Moon Pack.


    Her appearance right now was definitely not a coincidence. She must be deliberately reminding me


    that she was really here.


    My stomach flipped with uneasiness, and I was thrown into apathy again. I didn''t know what Noreen


    was up to, nor did I know what was waiting ahead of us.


    I turned to Leonard and asked, "Have any questionable people entered the pack recently?" Alina''s


    wedding was approaching. In order to prevent any untoward incident from urring, all the people


    who entered and exited the pack needed to have their identities checked and had to have a pass.


    Leonard was so positive that there was no hint of hesitation in his voice when he replied, "The


    entrances are heavily guarded. No suspicious person can enter. And if there was such a person, I


    would have known a long time ago."


    I didn''t respond. Before Noreen entered, the pack was absolutely safe.


    But now that she had crept in, it was hard to be so sure.


    "We still need to be extra careful. The wedding ising, and many guests will attend," I said to


    Leonard seriously.


    I didn''t mention Noreen to him. I was afraid that he would do something and that would alert her.


    Leonard replied, "Don''t worry. Nothing will go


    wrong."


    I was still fretful, so I looked back in the direction where the ck-cloaked person had disappeared.


    At the end of that road stood a huge castle.


    "Where does that road lead to?"


    Following my gaze, Leonard answered, "That is the path to my residence. Alina is also there."


    I frowned, the uneasiness inside me rising steadily.


    What on earth did Noreen intend to do?


    Leonard seemed to know the cause of my concern, so he sent another group of soldiers to the


    castle Alina was at.


    "Don''t worry. I was anxious that Alina would run away before the wedding, so I locked her in her


    room. That ce is more heavily guarded than the city gates. Not even a fly can slip in."


    I was speechless. No wonder I hadn''t seen Alina today. She had been confined by Leonard.


    Alina might be on the verge of a breakdown. She didn''t give in easily to force.


    For some reason, I began to sympathize with her.


    There was no doubt that Leonard was a good father, but he was obstinate about certain matters.


    "I think you should talk to Alina, instead of just making decisions for her. She will never be happy if


    she doesn''t love the man she is going to marry."


    Leonard smiled and didn''t take my advice seriously. "I''m her father. Everything I do is for her good. I


    have the right to make decisions for her. Alina doesn''t understand the reality of life, but she will in


    the future. Although she despises me now, there is no long-term hatred between a father and his


    daughter. I believe that one day she will appreciate my actions."


    While we were talking, a car approached us.


    We dropped the topic and got into the car.