Fated To The Cursed Lycan Prince

Richard’s POV
I could sense from my father’s tone that he was very sad. And he also kept sighing. He said, “As a father, my only wish is for my children to live peacefully, healthily, and happily. Even if he is mediocre, it doesn’t matter as long as he can live a comfortable life. It’s all my fault. I failed to handle my relationship well back then.”

“Don’t be too sad. Remember, you still have Prince Richard. He’s getting more and more motivated nowadays,” Fitch said to comfort him.

I was very happy to hear Fitch’s compliment on me. He was my father’s confidant. And being praised by him was quite useful. But when my father spoke again, there was a hint of hesitation in his tone.

“Richard? Indeed, he’s been really active recently.” I didn’t understand what my father meant. Was he also complimenting me? Then he continued, “But it’s good that he is motivated. He is making some progress. So although he is not as good as Rufus, I brought him back just in case. If the curse on Rufus won’t be dispelled, I have no other choice. I can only pass the throne to Richard.”

up to now, he still never gave up the idea of letting Rufus inherit the throne. No matter how well I performed and how many things I did for him, I would never

would never have the chance to inherit the throne as long as he couldn’t get rid of his curse. “I think it’s time for you to give up on that. Until now, we still

to remove the curse. But you still haven’t found anything. I think this is fate. Maybe Prince Rufus is destined to be like this for the rest of his life.” I couldn’t agree more with Fitch. This

the obsessions. Now that Prince Rufus’ mania has been exposed to the public,

hear, but I didn’t know what my father was thinking. “Actually, being manic doesn’t matter

now and then, I would be the first person he’d kill. I really wanted to rush in and wake my father up. I wanted to tell him that I was the best heir. But I couldn’t do that. Once he found out that I was eavesdropping, he would definitely be angry. My father was more terrifying than the vampires when he