Fated to the Cursed Lycan Prince Chapter 513

Sylvia’s POV:

The woman was also a vampire, but I didn’t know why she was indifferent to the smell of my b***d.

She became frantic and was begging me to take her to see Ashley. I almost thought she had lost her mind.

“Calm down, my lady. You’re scaring her.” Nicole grabbed the woman’s hand and comforted her. “Let’s listen to her first.”

Tears of joy and excitement filled the woman’s eyes, and her pale chapped lips were bleeding. She grabbed my shoulders with no intention of letting me go.

“Ashley…” the woman started but choked with sobs. Her legs gave away, and she slumped on the floor.

Although the woman was a stranger to me, it broke my heart to watch her break down in front of me. I squatted beside her to look at her face.

“I don’t know your name, but I guess you are Ashley’s mother. Don’t worry about Ashley. As of now, she is not in fatal danger. You can rest assured.”

The woman raised her tearful face and looked at me. “My name is Joi.” She sniffed loudly. “I am Ashley’s mother. Thank you for bringing me the good news. You have no idea how much it means to me. I haven’t been this happy in a long, long time.”

“You’re welcome. I’m just telling the truth.” I smiled and told her everything I knew about Ashley. Hearing that, the woman grew emotional but gradually calmed down.

The woman’s skin was unusually pale, probably because she was locked in the attic. The blue veins on her hands were prominent. She wiped her tears and asked me to sit at the table.

Nicole served us coffee.

“May I ask why you are locked in this attic if you are Ashley’s mother?” I looked at Joi in confusion.

Hobson had said that Ashley was his youngest daughter, so Joi must be his wife. ‘But if so, who was the beautiful woman who appeared at dinner the other day?’

Joi put down the coffee cup and sighed. “I was born in another clan, and Hobson imprisoned me here. Everyone here hates me and Ashley.”

Such being the case, Hobson and Ashley were not related by b***d. No wonder Hobson was a little indifferent when he mentioned Ashley.

“It happened two years ago. Those five little monsters took her out one day. They said they were going to take Ashley to the farm. But when they returned, they claimed Ashley was dead.”

I frowned. I guessed it was the five young vampires who had done something to Ashley.

“But I didn’t believe them. I have been trying to find Ashley ever since. But I can’t step out of this damn attic.” Joi’s voice broke as a pained look crossed her face. “Hobson knew about it, but he didn’t care. He just let his five children hurt my daughter.”

“I have a way to help you save Ashley from the werewolf race. But for that, I have to find a way to escape from here first,” I said.

Joi understood what I meant, but she shook her head. “I can’t help you leave this place. After all, I have been stuck here for two years and haven’t managed to escape.”

My heart sank. “Is there no other way? It would be enough if you could help me deliver a message to the outside world.”

Joi lowered her head and remained silent for a while. Finally, she looked up at me and said, “I can deliver a message for you, but not by phone. I have my own way, but I can’t tell you about it. All you need to do is tell me the message and whom you want to deliver it to.”

I nodded in agreement. I guessed it had something to do with her special power.

After I got the address of the castle, I wanted to send Rufus a message about my whereabouts and the current situation.

“But we only have one chance,” Joi reminded me. “Think carefully about the message you want to send because once you use the chance, it will be gone. You can’t try it again.”