The underworld queen come back and slays novel Chapter 330

Chapter 330 Take Advantage

Chapter 330 Take Advantage

Raven listened to Hiemaly’s cool tone without a word. Instead, she turned her gaze to Cassian, who stood frozen like a statue.

A slow, mischievous smile tugged at her lips as she looked at Cassian and asked, “Sweetheart, can I move now?”

Though she could’ve freed herself from the cuffs in seconds, she’d let him learn his lesson. Otherwise, he’d truly rebel one day.

The moment Raven spoke, the air around Hiemaly turned frigid.

His icy gaze locked onto Cassian. “She needs your permission to move?”

Under the weight of Raven’s playful stare and Hiemaly’s frosty glare, Cassian gave up resisting.

With a resigned breath, he pulled out the handcuff key.

Hiemaly spotted the key and immediately understood why Raven was still lying there.

Instead of confronting Cassian directly, he decided to wait and see what Cassian would do next.

Under Hiemaly’s sharp gaze, Cassian’s expression stiffened slightly. He turned to Raven and gestured for her to move her hands from behind her head.

Raven blinked innocently as she said, “My hands have gone numb.”

‘Numb already? It’s barely been two minutes!‘ Cassian thought.

He remembered being cuffed like that for over two hours earlier. Did he complain?

More importantly, when he had placed Raven’s hands behind her head, he had made sure it wouldn’t cause her any discomfort. There was no way. her hands were truly numb now.

Yet, faced with her guileless eyes, he sighed and massaged her wrists.

“Feeling any better?” he asked.

Raven blinked at the question.

She seemed to think for a moment before shaking her head. “Still numb.”

“Move.” Hiemaly didn’t wait for Cassian to react and shoved him aside.

Hiemaly carefully pressed along Raven’s arm. After confirming there was nothing wrong, he moved her arm from behind her head to rest in front of her.

Hiemaly and Cassian froze in place.

The handcuffs were gone, and there wasn’t even a mark left on her wrist.

Cassian felt a wave of relief, like he’d narrowly escaped disaster.

He had no idea how Raven had managed to remove the handcuffs.

But the fact that she had was all that mattered.

If she hadn’t, all the effort he’d poured into gaining her brothers‘ trust in his previous life would have been for nothing.