Chapter 2111

Spoiled by mr. russell chapter 2111-“Well, I’m just stating the obvious.” Lily said as she patted one of her babies soothingly. “Although Your Majesty is the ruler of your country, you often have to listen to what Fred says, don’t you?”

The queen looked upset. “Why should I listen to him?”

“You know why better than anyone,” Lily said indifferently, “Also, you know if I’m telling the truth. If not, you wouldn’t have come to talk to me alone.”

‘She even wanted her people to leave us alone. That tells me she doesn’t want others listening in on our conversation. She has many attendants, and any of them could be working for Fred.’

The queen rested her hands on the wheelchair’s push rings and pensively tapped her finger.

Meanwhile, Lily sat down and turned her attention to her twins. She thought caring for two babies simultaneously was somewhat challenging. In comparison, raising Galen was easy because she had a nanny’s help.

However, soothing two crying babies alone was physically demanding for her. Fortunately, the twins eventually quieted down, but instead of falling asleep, they curiously stared at their mother.

After a while, the queen slowly opened her eyes and looked at Lily sternly. “All right, let’s cut to the chase. I’m here to ask you a few questions.”

Lily gave no reply and waited for her to continue.

“What are the risks of R10, and how likely are they to occur? What would happen if the experiment failed? If it succeeds, will there be side effects? Is there a way to ensure nothing will go wrong?”

Those questions did not surprise Lily as she had expected them. She smiled and took her time to answer, “I can give you the answers, but do you trust me enough? How would you know whether or not I’m lying?

“After all, Fred told you not to trust me since I would say anything to save myself.”

The queen waved dismissively. “I’ll know if you’re lying. Just answer me.”

Lily looked at her deeply and said, “I’m sure you know the answer to these questions. Firstly, any experiment is risky. As you know, many people have died because of it, so there are surely risks, if you must know. As for how risky…”

After a pause, she shook her head, saying, “I don’t know because we’ve never used it on a living person before.”