The Mind-Reading Mate Why Is the Lycan King So Obsessed With Me novel Chapter 400

Chapter 400: Having A Special Diner (I)

"Your Majesty, I have good news," she whispered beside her ear. "Your present from His Majesty has finally arrived at the palace."

Primrose’s eyes brightened immediately. She had asked Solene to have a sword charm made for her husband over a month ago. But since the jeweler was in high demand, she had to wait a long time before her order could even be started.

The jeweler was also known for being very detailed and perfectionist, so it wasn’t a surprise that it took a while.

The moment Primrose heard that her gift was finally ready, she shot up from her chair. "Where’s the gift?" she asked eagerly.

Solene leaned in closer, lowering her voice so Edmund wouldn’t overhear. "Would you like to see it first, Your Majesty?"

Primrose nodded. "But let’s not check it here." She turned toward her husband and raised her voice slightly. "Husband! I’ll head back first with Lady Solene!"

Edmund waved from a distance, not stopping her. He probably thought his wife just wanted to lie down for a bit.

"Let’s get out of here," Primrose said, grabbing Solene’s hand and pulling her away from the training ground.

Once they were far enough, they finally stopped walking. Solene handed her a small wooden box, and Primrose carefully lifted the lid, her heart beating a little faster.

"Do you think it turned out well?" she asked softly, almost nervous.

"Of course, Your Majesty," Solene replied with a warm smile. "Sir Argus is the most famous jeweler in Noctvaris. I can promise you, it’s going to be beautiful. Please don’t worry."

After taking a deep breath, Primrose finally opened the wooden box, and her eyes widened in awe.

Inside was the sword charm she had designed in her mind weeks ago, recreated perfectly down to the tiniest detail.

It was a small ornament meant to hang from the hilt of Edmund’s sword, a symbol of protection and devotion. The charm’s base was made of polished silver, shaped like a slender leaf with tiny vines delicately etched along its edges, as if they were gently wrapping around it.

At its center rested two gemstones: a deep green emerald and a shimmering blue topaz. The emerald was her birthstone from May, while the topaz was Edmund’s birthstone from December.

When sunlight touched the charm, both gemstones shimmered beautifully, scattering soft reflections of green and blue.

The design itself was simple—nothing too grand or flashy—yet it carried a meaning far deeper than any jewel could hold. Their birthstones would remind Edmund that he was no longer alone, that there was someone walking beside him now, sharing his battles and his peace.

Primrose smiled faintly as she ran her thumb over the smooth surface of the charm. "It looks really perfect."

Primrose wanted to give the gift to Edmund in private, so she decided to wait for him to return from the training ground. Besides, she still needed to see Naveer off after their long discussion with Leofric and Lorelle.

"I’ll inform you as soon as the clay statue is ready," Naveer said politely before turning to Leofric, who stood beside Primrose. "Don’t worry, Sir Leofric. With a touch of magic, the clay statue will look perfectly human."

[I’m still annoyed by him,] Naveer thought to herself, glancing briefly at Leofric. [But since his love story is honestly such a tragic mess, I’ll let go of my resentment for now.]

Primrose never expected that such a tragic love story could make someone feel so much sympathy, enough to forget all their hatred.

"I’ll be waiting for your good news, Lady Naveer," said Leofric.

They didn’t exchange any more pleasantries; Primrose simply waved as Naveer departed in her carriage.

"I’ll return to Lorelle," Leofric said next. "Tell Edmund not to bother us for a while."

Primrose only nodded in response. She figured they probably wanted some private time to talk about their feelings heart to heart. And no, she didn’t think they would do anything indecent, since Lorelle’s body was still so weak.

After Leofric left, Primrose turned to Solene and asked her to tell the maids to prepare a special dinner for her and Edmund.

"Are you sure, Your Majesty?" Solene asked. "His Majesty might come back quite late."

Primrose smiled. "I’ve already asked Sir Callen to tell my husband to return a little earlier."

Besides, the soldiers’ training seemed to be going smoothly. Primrose could even see that the newcomers had grown stronger, their bodies firmer and their techniques much sharper.

"Alright then," Solene asked with a soft smile, "would you like to have dinner in the dining room, or do you have another place in mind?"

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