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The Prison-Made Queen novel Chapter 945

As Clive became increasingly "tamed," Zeus's behavior derailed even further from reality.

He no longer bothered with the thin veil of "doing this for your own good," putting his raw ambition and delusions on full display.

"Yes, just like that. Swallow it," Zeus urged. Watching Clive choke down the pills like poison brought a deeply satisfied, fanatical gleam to his eyes.

"Clive, everything you're enduring right now isn't for nothing."

"It holds immense significance! Once we succeed—once I cure you and claim the Nobel Prize—the Sloan family will rise from the ashes."

"This tiny sacrifice you're making is absolutely negligible in the grand scheme of things!"

Clive gasped weakly, his stomach churning violently from the harsh medication. He lifted his pale face, his voice raspy and laced with a pathetic, desperate hope of appealing to whatever shred of sanity Zeus had left.

"Succeed...? Succeed in what?"

"These drugs aren't going to save me. Zeus, wake up!"

"Nonsense!"

Zeus reacted as if he'd just heard the most absurd joke on the planet. He waved his arms excitedly, pacing the cramped basement, his voice pitching higher with manic energy.

"How do you still not get it?!"

"I'm not hurting you—I'm saving you!"

"No, not just you. I'm saving the entire reputation of the Sloan family!"

To Zeus, Clive was no longer a flesh-and-blood human being. He wasn't a brother who could feel pain, fear, or despair. He was just a tool to achieve a deranged ambition.

A living, breathing lab rat.

"Please... snap out of it..." Clive begged, his voice breaking into a devastated sob. "I won't blame you anymore. Just let me go. Let me walk out of here, and I swear I won't press charges for any of this."

"Just let me go!"

He was making his final, desperate plea. "If this keeps up... I'm going to die... I really am..."

"Please. Wake up and let me out. Send me to a real hospital... I don't need you to save me, I just need to see a real doctor..."

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