Fated To The Cursed Lycan Prince

Chapter 1216 Would Not Condemn Them (Rufus’ POV)

I saw right through my mother’s act the moment she hit the floor. Her acting skills were so poor, it was all I could do not to laugh outright.

But what could I do in this situation? Since she had gone to such lengths to try and hoodwink me, I felt obligated to pick her up and carry her to bed.

“Guards,” I called out to the men stationed outside. “Call for the doctor and tell him to get here as soon as possible.”

I watched as my mother’s eyelids fluttered. She probably wasn’t expecting me to call a doctor over.

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But I let her be. She was still my mother, after all. If she didn’t want to divulge her secrets to me, then I would not force her hand. I would just have to wait for Crystal to wake up and ask her. And if that didn’t work still, I’d just have my people investigate the matter. I didn’t think I would come up empty-handed in the end.

I sat by my mother’s bedside and waited for the doctor to arrive. She was doing her best to stay still.

wanting to make things difficult for her, I

I heard the

She had been depressed ever since my father died. It wasn’t until Beryl and Arron came that I saw her regain

secrets she was hiding with Crystal,

ushered him in to give my

was on the nightstand when I exited the room. She must have used it at some point

it up without a word and set

her, the doctor turned to me and said, “It’s nothing serious. I believe she is a little distressed. I’ll prescribe her some medicine, and she will be better after

nodded. “In any case, please do a full check-up on my mother. She has been fainting a lot these days. I’m really worried about

right away.” The doctor scurried

can explain everything to me when you wake up. Crystal’s condition is still uncertain. I can’t leave her alone for too long. I’ll take my leave

mother opened her eyes and let out a fake cough. “Yes, yes, you may go. I’ll

a maid to keep an eye on my mother. I had no doubt that she would be up and running as soon as I left her

children’s room. They were sleeping soundly on the same bed, their heads pressed against