The Mind-Reading Mate Why Is the Lycan King So Obsessed With Me novel Chapter 284

Chapter 284: Bound By The Rings

For some reason, Primrose was absolutely certain that the kissing part wasn’t actually necessary. It was probably just Edmund’s sneaky way of getting her to kiss him from afar without having to ask directly.

She couldn’t be completely sure, though, because Edmund was doing his best to think, [My head is empty. I think nothing. Empty ... empty ... my head is empty.]

And usually, whenever her husband tried that hard not to think about something, it meant he was trying to hide it from her.

Still, it seemed harmless enough, so Primrose decided to follow his instructions without arguing.

"Alright, I’ll give it a try," she said.

She closed her eyes and leaned down to kiss the gemstone on her ring three times, then whispered in her mind, ’I want to see my husband.’

She repeated those words a few times until suddenly—despite her eyes being shut—she could see her surroundings.

Wait ... no. She wasn’t seeing through her own eyes. It felt like she was viewing the world through Edmund’s ring instead.

The image was surprisingly clear, but since the gemstone on Edmund’s ring was so small, her view was oddly distorted, like looking through fish eyes. It made it hard to see much of his surroundings at once.

"Does it work?" Edmund asked.

Primrose nodded. "It’s working." She slowly opened her eyes, but her head started spinning, and she had to shake it gently to regain her balance.

Edmund caught her head gently before she moved too much. "You’re not used to it yet," he said softly. "You’ll feel dizzy every time your vision shifts. But the more you use it, the easier it’ll get."

Primrose hissed under her breath. The headache was getting worse, and now she felt like she might throw up. "How do I turn it off? I really don’t think I can do this much longer."

Since she could see both with her real eyes and through the ring, everything was overlapping. Her brain couldn’t tell the difference anymore. She didn’t even know if her eyes were open or closed.

Maybe it was best to only use this magic when Edmund wasn’t physically beside her, so she could clearly tell which vision was hers and which was from the ring.

Primrose covered her eyes with both hands, trying to shut out the overlapping images, but it didn’t help much. The view from the ring lingered in her mind, like her brain couldn’t decide which one to focus on.

"Just say the words, ’I don’t want to see anymore.’ That will immediately deactivate the magic," Edmund said gently, still holding her head so she wouldn’t shake it too hard.

Primrose took a deep breath and whispered, "I don’t want to see anymore."

Within seconds, the strange vision disappeared, and her sight returned to normal. Even so, she still felt a bit dizzy, so she stayed quiet for a few moments before finally opening her eyes and looking straight at Edmund, her face lighting up with excitement.

Her eyes lit up. "Husband ... that magic is amazing," she said with a wide, honest smile. "Now I can see you anytime, even if we’re far apart."

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