Born and raised in the palace, Amara, a lowly maid, found herself drawn to one of the Alpha’s twin sons, Damon. But she kept her feelings hidden, hoping that on her eighteenth birthday she would meet her fated mate and forget about him. Fate, however, had other plans. On that fateful day, Amara discovered that she was mated to Damon—the very man she’d secretly loved all along—but he kept his distance for reasons she couldn’t understand. Five years later, when their paths cross again, Amara realizes that despite the rejection, their bond still lingers, and her heart still belongs to the same man who once saw her as nothing more than a servant. Seeing her heartbroken, Darius, Damon’s twin brother, offers her a deal she can’t refuse. But what starts as a simple arrangement quickly spirals into a dangerous triangle of love, betrayal, and forbidden desire. Because when Damon begins to show interest in Amara again, Darius isn’t ready to let her go—not now, not ever.
Voir plusPush! “My queen, you are almost there,” the midwife urged Luna Anita, who was midway through labor. With a long, determined push, Luna Anita gave a final effort, and suddenly a baby's cry filled the room. The midwife quickly handed the newborn to a waiting maid and turned back to attend to Luna.
“Anita, please, my lady, you have to push again. The second baby is almost out,” she said, caressing the Luna's forehead. Luna Anita nodded and, gathering up her strength, with one last push, another baby was brought into the world, accompanied by a loud cry.
“Congratulations, my lady, you've delivered two bouncing baby boys,” the midwife announced. Luna Anita smiled weakly, exhaustion etched on her face.
“Go tell the Alpha,” she instructed a maid who bowed and hurried out of the room.
“Let me see my boys,” Luna Anita requested, stretching out her hands. The first child, still crying, was gently placed into her arms. Luna Anita cradled him, tears of joy glistening in her eyes as she beamed at the precious little boy. He had her exact sea-blue eyes, and she fell in love with him at first sight.
“My darling,” she whispered, pressing a gentle kiss to his forehead. “You are so perfect.”
The midwife then placed the second baby into Luna Anita's arms. She marveled at the difference between her two sons. They weren't identical as she had expected. Instead, they had very different facial features. The second twin had piercing green eyes, just like his father, the Alpha. She marveled at their uniqueness and kissed their tiny faces.
The sound of the door opening caught her attention, and she looked up to see two maids rushing into the room, looking panicked and scared.
“What is wrong?” Luna Anita asked, her voice filled with unease.
“My lady, it's your handmaid, Jennifer,” the first maid mumbled, fear evident in her voice.
“What about Jennifer? Is she in labor as well?” Luna Anita asked, panic rising in her chest.
Jennifer, her most trusted handmaid, who had mysteriously gotten pregnant and refused to reveal the father, was also in her ninth month of pregnancy.
“She is dead, my lady. She died while giving birth,” one of the maids said, choking through her tears.
“No!” Luna Anita exclaimed in pain. “How? When? Why?”
The maid, struggling to speak through her sobs, managed to explain, “She fell unconscious after delivering her baby. We tried to revive her, but it was already too late, my lady. She died.”
Luna Anita felt a wave of pain wash over her. She clutched her newborns tightly, drawing strength from their presence.
“Where is her baby?” she asked, her voice trembling.
The second maid stepped forward, her hands trembling as she cradled a tiny, swaddled bundle.
“Here, my lady. It's a little girl.”
Luna Anita reached out, taking the newborn girl into her arms. The baby's eyes were tightly shut, her tiny face peaceful.
“She looks so much like her,” Luna Anita mumbled as tears trickled down her cheeks.
“Should we send her to the orphanage?” one maid tried suggesting, but Luna Anita shook her head in disapproval.
“No, I will care for her. She will live here,” Luna Anita vowed, placing a soft kiss on the baby's face.
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Eighteen years later
Amara balanced a tray of hot coffee in her hands as she made her way upstairs to Damon’s room. Reaching the door, she knocked gently, but there was no response. She knocked again, this time with a bit more force.
“Stop knocking, and get the hell in!” Damon’s irritated voice grunted from inside the room.
Amara swallowed her discomfort, hating the way he shouted at her. Opening the door, she stepped into his room, carefully closing it behind her.
Turning around, her eyes fell on Damon, who was on the bed passionately kissing a blonde girl. They were so engrossed in their act that they didn't even bother to acknowledge her presence.
Amara immediately looked away and quietly made her way to the table. This wasn't the first time she had walked in on Damon in the middle of an intimate act, but each time her heart clenched with an ache she could never fully suppress.
As a maid, having a crush on the Alpha's son was absurd, yet Amara couldn't help the way she felt about Damon. But Damon had never seen her as anything more than a maid, and she knew she would always remain that way in his eyes.
After setting down the tray of coffee on the desk, Amara turned to leave as quickly as possible, but Damon's voice stopped her.
“Wait,” he commanded, and pushed away the lady who was wrapped around his arm.
As he approached her, she noticed that he was only in his underwear, and her eyes involuntarily wandered around his groin. Awkwardly, she gulped and quickly looked down toward the floor. But she couldn't deny he was huge down there, which explained why girls flocked around him.
With an irritated frown on his face, Damon picked up the coffee, took a sip, and immediately growled, “You added sugar to this.”
“Hey, boys,” she purred as she reached their table, her eyes flicking over them before settling on Darius. “Mind if I join you?”Darius smiled — a fake one — but he didn’t dismiss her. “Sure, why not?” he said, his tone less enthusiastic than usual. Darius leaned back, his usual smirk slowly returning as he entertained the girls on his lap.The brothers were at the club, and Damon watched him, noticing his mood lightening a bit with the attention, but still seeing the tension in Darius’s eyes. He knew his brother well enough to recognize that beneath his composure, he was still worried about tomorrow.They sipped their drinks, letting the music and the chatter of the club distract them from their worries. The girls on Darius’s lap pouted, sensing the change in his mood, but they didn’t move.Damon watched their interaction, but his mind was elsewhere. The memory of Amara’s hurt expression flooded his thoughts, and he felt a pang of guilt.Damon knew Darius was right — he had been hars
“First, you messed up my coffee, and now this? You’re nothing but a constant disappointment, Amara! Everything about you is a mistake!” Damon yelled.Amara gulped in pain, the words hitting her like physical blows. She clutched the shirt to her chest, tears blurring her vision. But Damon wasn’t done.His eyes blazed with cold anger as he continued, “You know what the real mistake is? The real mistake was you ever coming into this world! You’re a waste of space, Amara. You can’t do anything right. You’re nothing but a burden — a worthless, pathetic excuse for a person.”His words broke her even more, slicing through her soul like a knife. Amara’s breath caught in her throat, and she felt the ground slipping away beneath her. She wanted to speak, to defend herself, but the words just wouldn’t come.Damon turned away, dismissing her with a flick of his hand. “Get out of my sight. I don’t want to see your face right now,” he said coldly.Amara left the room in tears after Damon’s angry co
“Here’s your coffee, Damon,” Amara said, carefully setting the tray on Damon’s desk.He took the cup, sipping it cautiously. “No sugar this time,” he muttered, more to himself than to her. He sighed and set the cup down.“You can go now, Amara,” Damon said, turning back to his work.Sighing in relief, she turned to leave, but his voice stopped her.“Amara.”She turned back, curious and nervous. Just being in a closed space with Damon made her skin prickle, and she couldn’t wait to leave.“Yes?” Amara asked in a low voice.His eyes were hard, but there was a flicker of something softer beneath them—something he didn’t want her or anyone else to notice.“Next time, don’t make such a mistake,” he murmured, referring to the coffee.Amara nodded, swallowing her discomfort. “I’ll remember that.”Pushing the door open, she turned to leave, but Damon called her back again.“Do you need anything else?” she asked, her eyes holding his gaze.Damon looked confused. Amara felt as if he wanted to t
Amara’s eyes twitched in realization—she had made her usual mistake again. Damon didn’t take sugar in his coffee, but Darius, his twin brother, did.“I’m sorry, I’ll get you another one,” she apologized quickly, hearing him groan in frustration.If there was one thing Damon hated more than pests, it was for Amara to mistake his choice of coffee for his brother’s.“What the hell is your problem? You’ve been our personal maid since birth, yet you still can’t differentiate between my preference and Darius’s?” he spat angrily.Amara swallowed nervously, knowing how easily Damon got angry over such matters.“I’m sorry,” she started.“Get out!” he yelled, and Amara quickly nodded, grabbing the coffee tray before dashing out of the room.Once outside his room, she inhaled deeply, trying to steady her emotions before heading downstairs. Reaching the living room, she paused when she noticed the door to the drawing room was slightly ajar. Guessing who might be inside, she decided to peek in and
Push! “My queen, you are almost there,” the midwife urged Luna Anita, who was midway through labor. With a long, determined push, Luna Anita gave a final effort, and suddenly a baby's cry filled the room. The midwife quickly handed the newborn to a waiting maid and turned back to attend to Luna.“Anita, please, my lady, you have to push again. The second baby is almost out,” she said, caressing the Luna's forehead. Luna Anita nodded and, gathering up her strength, with one last push, another baby was brought into the world, accompanied by a loud cry.“Congratulations, my lady, you've delivered two bouncing baby boys,” the midwife announced. Luna Anita smiled weakly, exhaustion etched on her face.“Go tell the Alpha,” she instructed a maid who bowed and hurried out of the room.“Let me see my boys,” Luna Anita requested, stretching out her hands. The first child, still crying, was gently placed into her arms. Luna Anita cradled him, tears of joy glistening in her eyes as she beamed at
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