The 5-time Rejected Gamma & the Lycan King

Chapter 96

Chapter 96

Agnes was taken aback with what Lucianne just said but she stubbornly insisted, “No, I did. It was me. Please. I’ve always h-hated Ellia Morgan, a-and I wanted her j-job, a-and…”

“Who do you love most, Agnes?” Lucianne interrupted her with a seemingly-unrelated question.

Agnes was confused but seeing Lucianne’s warm, encouraging smile, she nodded with uncertainty and uttered, “M-My child, your Hi-Highness.”

Lucianne smiled wider and leaned closer as she asked, “A boy or a girl?”

“G-Girl.” She was still lost.

“What’s her name?”

“B-Bethany… we call her Beth.”

Only then did the men know what the Queen was doing. She was getting Agnes to trust her enough to open up. But Lucianne wasn’t done yet, and she asked with interest, “How old is she?”

“Four. Well, five next month, my Queen.” Agnes said, stuttering and fidgeting less than before.

“Is there anything in particular that Beth likes?” Lucianne asked, and when Agnes looked into her eyes, she saw no manipulation, no hidden agenda. It looked like Lucianne was genuinely interested to know about her little girl.

Agnes cleared her throat before she offered a small smile and said, “Chocolate, especially fondue.”

“Oh, so does my niece! We always got her chocolate fondue instead of a cake for her birthdays.” Lucianne shared.

Agnes was sucked into the conversation so she said, “That’s actually a good idea. Peter and I never thought of that. Probably time to do away with the cake tradition.” Lucianne chuckled lightly, encouraging Agnes to smile wider.

Agnes suddenly remembered where she was and what she was doing. Lucianne caught her regaining awareness too so she reached for her hand again and said, ‘Agnes, we know you didn’t d o it. It’s okay if you don’t want to tell us who asked you to do it but I need you to tell me something.” This piqued Agnes’s and everyone else’s curiosity. Wasn’t finding the culprit the whole point of questioning Agnes?

Lucianne peered into the woman’s lilac eyes and asked in worry, “Beth and Peter, are they safe?”

days. They’re all safe. The three families are safe. We can offer you the same protection. But you have to let us help you. You don’t have to tell us anything yet. But we need to know where

shocked at the same time, “H-How

colleagues were forced to do things they didn’t want to do because they wanted to keep their families safe, too. Agnes,

until three in the afternoon, she said. What time is it, by the way?” Everyone caught the word ‘she’, and the three of them knew exactly who

glazed over as he linked Christian, ‘I

immediately conveyed Xandar’s order to Chief Dalloway, and he

one in the afternoon. There’s still

in Gauss Enterprises. Beth is in Pokey Oaks, about a ten-minute drive from

get them.” She tumed to Xandar, who gave her a head nod as he linked, ‘I’ve just got Christian to send people to go

Lucianne’s eyes cleared from Xandar’s link, she looked at Agnes again and asked, “Is there anything you need while

body. She got lost in thought for a moment before she said in despair, “I just… really need them to

matched her despair as she whispered, “We all do, Agnes. What’s being done to

have Ellia and the others, it means that… you already know who’s

good guess

“Helena Tanner.” Agnes said.

Lucianne nodded sadly, “Yeah.”

for a moment before a smile graced his features. He walked over to Lucianne and caressed

from the moment she was threatened

later, there was a knock on the door and

into the room. The couple embraced, and Agnes then wrapped her arms around the little girl who called out,

left the room, giving the family some privacy. Outside the interrogation room, Chief Dalloway had bad news. “Tanner is not at her office. Our team at her house couldn’t find her there either. We

then asked,

been disabled since this morning,

that could be

know as

worried glances before Xandar asked, “How is

how much more he knows. There seems to be no end to his knowledge of

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