Chapter 586


    Chapter 586


    The queen found herself back in her bedroom, bewildered by how she had returned. She clutched her


    chest, wailing in agony, startling Nancy Banks to the point where she nearly summoned the doctor.


    “No need to depart, the queen gestured, her hand in motion. I was upset with Andrew.”


    She couldn’t fathom it, no matter how hard she tried. After grappling with it for a while, Andrew’s


    solution was to keep a close watch on Olivia himself.


    She pondered. Was this a damn punishment? No, it was a reward!


    The queen’s anger was so intense that it caused physical pain in her chest.


    Naturally, she was aware of Olivia’s genuine identity, but voicing it was out of the question. After all, it


    wasnt a simple feat to hypnotize Daniel into bing Andrew.


    He could awaken at any instani.


    What if Olivia’s situation provoked him, causing a breakthrough in the hypnosis? That would be


    problematic.


    Hence, the queen had no choice but to brainstorm ways to encourage Olivia to establish a connection


    with Lady Verna.


    Creating this scenario was no simple task. Olivia was under suspicion for the cyber project attack, and


    there was a desire to seize the chance to detain her and keep her apart from Andrew.


    Unexpectedly, all the efforts were in vain in the end.


    She thought. It’s just too challenging, too challenging!


    Daniel’s personality was starkly distinct from the real Andrew’s Andrew was gentle and depended on


    her like a mother, obediently following her every word.


    However, Daniel was a different case. He held strong opinions, and when under hypnosis, he found


    himself bewildered by everything rted to Saems, leaning on her for guidance.


    As he grew more at ease with Saems’s matters, it became progressively challenging for the queen to


    maintain control over


    him.


    In the realm of personal convictions and approaches, he held steadfast to his own unique viewpoints


    and techniques. His intellect and methodologies were on a par with those of the average individual.


    His intellect surpassed that of the authentic Andrew, and his abilities were more formidable.


    Nheless, he did not depend on her as a mother figure in the same way Andrew did.


    She found herself in need of a solution.


    The queen rested her chin upon her hand, her voice adopting an increasingly frigid tone. “Nancy


    Banks, devise a means to reach Mr. Wilcox. Ensure your actions remain concealed. You must establish


    ndestinemunication with him.”


    Upon hearing these words, Nancy Banks felt a sudden flutter in her heart. “Your Majesty, are you


    considering the continuation of Prince Andrew’s hypnotherapy Mr. Willcox has advised against it, citing


    the risks involved. Unless it’s for medical treatment, it would be best to avoid hypnotizing him.”


    “We’ve previously subjected Prince Andrew to profound hypnosis. Repeating it could lead to cognitive


    distortions,” she


    cautioned


    “It seems highly improbable, the queen remarked with a furrowed brow. “Doctors tend to magnify the


    severity of ailments, suggesting dire consequences, to incite fear. In truth, it often serves as a way to


    absolve themselves of responsibility.


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    “Consider Lady Lucille, prior to her surgery, she consistently stressed the high risk and low sess


    rate, iming it was exceedingly perilous. Yet, in the end, she emerged triumphant.”


    The queen’s voice held a resolute tone. “Hasten your contact with Ernesto


    Nancy Banks dared not dety the queen’smand, yet a nagging fear grassed at her. The queen’s


    current fixationy with the animosity towards the genuine Prince Andrew, with little regard for Prince


    Daniel’s safety. Nancy ching to hope, yearning for a stroke of luck.


    Nheless, if a genuine mishap befell Prince Andrew, the queen would undoubtedly be devastated


    beyond measure.


    After careful consideration, Nancy Banks offered her counsel. “Your Majesty, Mr. Wilcox is our most


    vital asset. It would be wise to employ his abilities only when absolutely necessary?


    “Of course. I understand the queen expressed her deep frustration. She was acutely aware that


    Ernesto was her ultimate recourse, but her options were severely limited at present. Tve pondered


    munerous strategies, but none seem capable of parting them. Olivia seems impervious to eviction, and


    I’m hesitant to push her too far. If she were to sh with Andrew and unveil his true identity, it would


    spell disaster.


    “She’s a potential time bomb!”


    The queen harbored an intense desire to eliminate Olivia at this moment.


    Your Majesty Nancy Banks adopted a gentler tone, Thelieve your previous approaches may have been


    too forceful. This young man is showing signs of rebellion. The more you try to thwart him the more


    determined he bes. It’s akin to the tale of Romeo and Juliet.


    Upon hearing this, the queen heaved a sigh. I’m aware. I’ve eased my stance and allowed them to be


    together, but…”


    “Your Majesty!” Nancy Banks pointed her finger emphatically. There’s yet one crucial step you haven’t


    taken. nting the seed of doubt between the two of them.”


    “What do you suggest?” The queen’s interest was piqued, and she listened intently.


    Nancy Banks borated. The human heart is most susceptible to doubt. Consider this: Olivia fell in


    love with Prince Andrew during their time in the Hushe Republic. Now that he’s be a prince, he’s


    surrounded by mumerous other


    women.”


    “Furthermore, in our Saems culture, monogamy isn’t the norm, Nancy Banks continued. “As Prince


    Andrew ascends to the throne, he will likely have multiple concubines. Can you imagine how Olivia’s


    heart might ache when she witnesses him with so many women by his side?”


    “That’s a significant insight, the queen acknowledged with a nod.


    “There’s more,” Nancy Banks pressed on. “We can begin by approaching Prince Andrew. As we devise


    a strategy to humiliate Olivia and turn Prince Andrew against her, we can also craft a well–thought–out


    scheme to sow seeds of doubt in his mind regarding Olivia.”


    “I understand that what we’re discussing is theoretical, the queen, a pragmatic individual, swiftly


    regained herposure. “The crucial aspect is how to execute the n and who will carry it out.”


    “Your Majesty, how do you feel about this humble servant?” Nancy Banks tapped her chest with


    assurance. “I will personally oversee Olivia and adapt my actions ordingly.”


    “You?


    The queen gazed at Nancy Banks, contemting her proposal inwardly.


    Nancy Banks had consistently deuxonstrated unwavering loyalty. She was the queen’s most trusted


    confidant, and her capabilities were of the highest caliber. Without Nancy by her side throughout the


    years, the queen might have faced numerous challenges.


    Nheless, in Nancy Banks‘ absence, there remained a notable absence of a trusted confidant by


    her side.


    The queen found herself unustomed to this new situation.


    Yet, in her determination to effectively separate Andrew and Olivia, the queen had made her decision.


    “Very well, I entrust this task to you!”


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    Nancy Banks shed a confident smile. “Your Majesty, just watch. I will stand in for Prince Andrew in


    fetching Olivia, thus kindling her resentment towards Prince Andrew”


    With unwavering confidence. Nancy Banks set out on her mission. Upon reaching Pce of Olivia, she


    resolved to assert her authority and prowess to make an initial impression on Olivia.


    “Hmph, this youngdy has been confined for quite some time. She must be experiencing restlessness


    and confusion,” Nancy Banks thought to herself.


    She intended to pay Olivia a visit, with the intention of instilling some apprehension in her.


    Upon entering the pce, Nancy Banks observed that Elena was the sole upant of the living room,


    seated on the sofa.


    “Where is Miss Olivia?” Nancy Banks inquired with an air of authority


    Elena appeared slightly taken aback, uncertain about Nancy Banks‘ purpose for visiting. “You’re


    seeking Miss Olivia, She’s resting in her room. I will fetch her, Elena replied, heading towards Olivia’s


    quarters.


    “Sleeping”


    Nancy Banks found it hard to believe. ‘She’s still in the mood for slumber? The bedroom is guarded.


    Isn’t she afraid?” she wondered to herself.


    After a brief interval. Olivia emerged from her room, looking groggy with remnants of sleep still evident


    on her face.


    Nancy Hanks was left momentarily without words.


    Olivia patted his own check, rousing himself, and gestured toward the sofa. “Please, have a seat.”


    Olivia’s inadvertent demeanor exuded a remarkable strength. Before Nancy Banks could even attempt


    to unnerve her, a significant portion of her intimidation had already dissipated.


    Nancy Banks took her seat on the sofa, opting to forgo her original n of frightening Olivia. Instead,


    she resolved to sow a seed of doubt in Olivia’s heart.


    With this thought in mind, Nancy Banks cleared her throat and inquired, “Are you aware of the reason


    your pce is being guarded?”


    “Why?” Olivia asked as he propped up his head with one hand.


    “Heh, Nancy Banks sneered. “It’s Prince Andrew’s suspicion that you may be conspiring with Lady


    Verna. He doesn’t have faith in you; hence the pce being surrounded.”


    Olivia nodded, signaling hisprehension. “Please, go on.”


    “Though there’s no solid proof of your collusion with Lady Verna, Nancy Banks continued, her tone


    chilling, “Prince Andrew’s stance is that he’d rather eliminate the possibility than let it go unchecked!”


    She fixed her gaze on Olivia, hoping to elicit a look of despair and fear.


    As anticipated, upon hearing Nancy Banks‘ words, Olivia cast down her eyes, disying a sense of


    disappointment.


    “He still doesn’t trust me!‘ Olivia thought to hersell.


    “Go on,” Olivia inquired, raising her gaze. “What is it that he intends to do?”


    “Himph, Nancy Banks scoffed.


    Elena felt a tinge of fear. This was Saems City, and despite their sizable retinue, if Andrew were to


    launch an assault on Miss Taylor, their chances of victory were questionable.


    With this in mind. Elena tightly clutched her phone, ready to contact Captain Chavez. If the


    circumstances turned dire, she was prepared to disclose Miss Taylor’s true identity.


    “Prince Andrew intends to detain you and personally interrogate you!” Nancy Banks dered in a


    frightening tone.


    Truly? Surprisingly, when Olivia, who had been despondent, heard this, his eyes sparkled with


    happiness.


    Nancy Banks was bewildered. ‘What’s happening? she wondered. Wasn’t she supposed to be fearful


    and disheartened? The one she loved didn’t ce trust in her and even nned to interrogate her.


    Shouldn’t she be feeling humiliated?


    Olivia paid no attention to Nancy Banks. She harbored no fear of Andrew’s interrogation. What truly


    concerned her was the prospect of Andrew ignoring her. As long as Andrew was willing to meet with


    her, she believed she could find a way to persuade him