The Mind-Reading Mate Why Is the Lycan King So Obsessed With Me novel Chapter 512

Chapter 512: A Queen’s Offer of Freedom (II)

"I know you mean well, Rosie," Bianca said. "But unfortunately, I cannot be saved anymore."

Primrose narrowed her eyes, trying to see whether Bianca was pretending or not. But the moment she heard the Queen of Azmeria’s mind, she knew that Bianca was not lying.

[My husband has made a statement that if I run away or betray him, then he will do something bad to my family.]

Bianca let out a silent sigh. [I hate them. I really do. But that doesn’t mean I want to see them die. After all... they’re the reason I’m still alive.]

The reason why she could live?

The reason she’s still alive?

Those words sounded strangely familiar. The Cardinal used to say things like that all the time when Primrose was still known as Rose. She couldn’t remember the exact moment, but somehow she just knew.

It was almost as if all sick-minded people shared the same way of thinking.

They always believed they were the center of everything. And the people they paid attention to should feel grateful for it, just like the beliefs Bianca’s father had forced into her mind.

"But do you want to try?" Primrose asked at last. "There’s a chance you might survive, and there’s also a chance you might fail. But at least you tried."

Bianca laughed softly, though there was no real joy in it. "Try? There’s no point in trying. The result has already been placed in front of me, and I don’t want to touch it."

"Because you’re afraid?" Primrose asked.

Bianca’s eyes twitched. "Because I have no other choice!" she snapped. "Oh, come on, Rosie! Do you really think everyone has a loving father like yours? A dear father who would do anything for you, even sacrifice himself?"

Her eyes suddenly turned red. "No! Not everyone is like you!" Bianca continued bitterly. "If I make one wrong move and get caught, I won’t just be punished by my husband. My father will punish me too for embarrassing him. Do you think I want that?"

Primrose didn’t say anything for a moment before finally speaking again. "Then let’s make a plan where you don’t need to care about your father anymore." She added, "If we manage to get rid of your husband, then only your father will remain. You don’t have any obligation to go back to him."

"How could I not go back?" Bianca snorted. "I owe him my life, so of course I must always return to him."

"No, you don’t." Primrose leaned forward, speaking to Bianca with a very serious expression. "You don’t owe your father anything. You don’t owe your family anything. Yes, your parents are the reason you exist, but raising you was their responsibility."

[What a naive woman,] Bianca thought. [Does she think running away from my family is easy? Damn it! I’m not even sure they won’t find me the moment I run away.]

Of course, escaping from her family—and from the people who hurt her—would never be easy.

But if Bianca was too afraid to take even a single step forward, she would remain trapped there forever.

Unfortunately, even though a part of Primrose still wanted to help her, there was nothing she could do for someone who had already given up on being saved.

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