The Rise Of The Unwanted Girl (Athena) novel Chapter 386

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munnsod arst sit apright.

bremos nemen with that gold, diferent look, she could help but think. How can he be so donose

d upright and nared.

1. Berman, and shot back. “Am I being unreasoisible, or are you the pose breaking your VOWS?

APESSOAISENÍ, Bears sine aming down her checks Have you forgotten what vana swore when volt wought

ine already planning to take a sorundary wite”

Pamela demanded, her voice nembbing with betrayal

at the reengon of this, Back, then, heid had no political backing whatsoev

by solated, with no solid foundation to rely on. Only be manying Pamela could he secure )

the

secure her father’s political backing.

heart. For men, only grand ambitions muttered Vet Pamela hai anuly taken those works to beat

at she understand? With my princely status, how could possibly have only one principal wate” Even if I were Kung w

amela should have known better, but to his surprise, she was now using this very matter to give him gnet

different na Pamela. Don’t you see how incredibly use you sound I’m a prince of the realm–how could I possibly have only you as principal wife! Even commoners have several wives and concubines.

you had borne

we wouldn’t be having this conversation. But three years have passed, and all you’ve bome me is Lucky. Do you really

At Fermin icy words. Pamela’s eyes dew wade in shock. Tears fell heavily onto the back of her hand, drop by drop

nit’s nose, her voice raw with pain as she shrieked. “Your Highness, how can you say such a heartless thing? Who

knows better than you why Lucky is my only child‘

pregnant, Pamela went out with Fermin

Unexpectedly, they were ambushed by assassins. In that perilous moment, Pamela threw herself in front of Fermin, shickling him.

The blade pered through her abdomen one inch to either side, and both she and her unborn child would have been dead

The imperial physician exerted every effort to save both Pamela and her daughter

Though Pamela survived, her body was permanently damaged–she could ne

This matter

nown throughout the royal family, including the Queen and the K

King

Yet now, Fermin was blaming Pamela for her inferuity. She couldn’t possibly ensure such cruelty

Pamela’s bitter reproach itruck a nerve, making Fermin flush with shame.

Trur she had uved his life, but Ferman thought. Haven’t I spent all these years making it up to you. Pamela‘

Ha househo was spotless–not a single concubine or mud in sight, and nothing improper or disorderly about his private he. He didn’t even keep

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Chapter 386

Tve done more than enough, Fermin thought to himself.

Seeing Pamela sobbing uncontrollably, Fermin sighed and gently drew her into his embrace. “Pamela,” he said softly, “I am a prince. Without a son, how could I possibly succeed to the throne?”

Fermin looked at Pamela and said coldly, “Even if I take a secondary wife, it won’t threaten your standing. They’ll merely be vessels for providing

me with heirs.”

“Get away from me.” Pamela cried out, shattered by his words, as she shoved Fermin away.

Fermin was perched precariously on the edge of the bed, completely unprepared for Pamela’s sudden shove

Off–balance, Fermin crashed to the floor. Fermin’s head struck the sharp corner of the table, and blood instantly gushed from the wound.

To Pamela’s shock, her accidental push had injured Fermin.

“Your Highness?” Pamela gasped in alarm and rushed to Fermin’s side to check his wound, only to feel the back of his head–her hand came away

covered in blood

Pamela was momentarily stunned, while Fermin erupted in rage.

Pamela, have I been too soft on you?” Fermin snarled, his face twisted with fury. He looked as if he wanted to devour Pamela alive.

Fermin flung his sleeyes and stormed our, lewing Pamela rooted to the spot, utterly stunned.

After a long moment, Pamela let out a hollow laugh, but the tears kept falling, unstoppable.

The next day, word of Fermin’s injury quickly reached the Queen

“She’s utterly defiant, How dare she strike her husband! The Queen’s face turned livid with rage as she roared, “Summon Pamela to the palace at

once:

Before long, Pamela was ushered into Phoenix Hall

The moment Pamela appeared, the Queen roared, “Bow before me this instant.”

Pamela bowed deeply, her face ashen and her eyes lifeless, as if she had long since grown accustomed to such humiliation.

For all these years, the Queen had repeatedly used Pamela’s infertility and failure to produce a male heir as an excuse to torment her.

In the past, out of consideration for Fermin, Pamela always swallowed her grievances in silence,

Pamela dared not defy her–she was both the Queen and her mother–in–law.

Pamela had always believed Fermin knew she was being wronged and would stand up for her.

But now, Pamela finally understood–Fermin had never truly defended her. Even when he knew the Queen was tormenting her, he never lifted a finger to stop ir

Standing rigidly for hours or copying the bible as punishment–these daily humiliations had become routine for her.

Enough is enough, Pamela thought. No longer would she suffer in silence.

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