All Chapters of The Mysterious Alpha : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Freda’s POVThe room smelled delicious when I stepped into the hall. The mostly unorganized room had been arranged - a table sat in the middle of the room, and delicious food was placed on the table. Stephen walked in, placing another plate of food on the table. I watched with narrowed eyes. “What’s the occasion?”Phina smiled, already placing herself in front of the table. She picked up a spoon and tasted it, humming at its deliciousness. When no one answered my question, I asked again. “What’s the occasion?”Phina answered. “This is how my father does whenever he’s happy. I guess we are in for serious enjoyment.”I also sat down. I picked the spoon next to Phina, and Stephen sat too. We were like a happy family having dinner after a long, stressful night. Stephen picked a piece of meat and placed it on my plate. “You must have had a stressful day, eat more.”I smiled, eating my first spoonful. The deliciousness of the food melted in my mouth, and I turned towards Phina. “Where di

Freda’s POV. The palace was way bigger than I imagined. The place the guide took us didn’t even begin to cover everywhere. I placed the tray on my hand while my gaze lingered around, taking in every little thing I could see. When we first came here, my mind was on Craig alone, and I hadn’t noticed how Clayton’s picture covered everywhere. Unlike the Sun Blood Pack Alpha’s house, where the walls were filled with pictures of the old Alpha with the current Alpha, being the last on the wall. This wall was denied any other person's picture apart from Clayton's. It was as if he couldn’t get enough of himself. The ladies in front of us giggled as they balanced the tray in their hands better than us. A glance at Ava showed she was doing worse than I was. All her focus was on the tray and how it mustn't fall out of her hand.I didn’t say a word as the short woman was leading us.Soon, sounds echoed down the hallway, a sign that we were getting closer to our destination. I closed my eyes and

Freda’s POVFocusing on my task became difficult. All I could think was what if Clayton decided to harm them now and not wait until the Annual Gathering. “What are you thinking of?” Phina hit my shoulder slightly. She was now doing better with the tray than when we began. “You’ve been off ever since we went to deliver meals to Clayton.” Her voice was a whisper, but all I did was blink at her. No one knows who could be listening in on the conversation at this place. “I’m fine.”After making deliveries for Clayton, I thought we were about to rest, but no! I had no idea there were other people to be served at this place. And after moving to different places, serving different guests and workers. I couldn’t help thinking I hadn’t seen Luna, and neither was there any picture to indicate her existence. “Okay.” She responded. She figured out this wasn’t the place to have the sort of conversation she was hoping to have with me.Walking around daily with a tray balanced on our hands made m

Freda’s POVWe were back in the kitchen, and somehow the supervisors seemed to have a lot of questions to ask us. “Where have you been?”“What have you been doing?”“You were supposed to be serving Clayton but you were away. I promise this will be deducted from your pay.” Her voice echoed in the room as if she wanted the rest to know what would happen to them if they defied her. I couldn’t care less about her pay and whatnot. But for a moment, my eyes drifted around and came upon the red-haired girl who had warned me about Phina. I wondered what she was doing here. Then she felt like a shadow in the background, but now she was staring at me without a word. Yet, I felt like she had a lot to tell me. Phina bowed. “We’re sorry. Nima had a stomach problem, and I was helping her with it.”The supervisor narrowed her gaze as if she could read through us. “I don’t care about your problem. But if this repeats itself again, your service won’t be needed here anymore.”We nodded. “You’re dis

Freda’s POV. Ava looked back at me and sat down. The delicious aroma of the food lingered in the room. My mouth salivated to taste the delicious food, but even though my stomach growled at the aroma of food, I knew it was not the time to be eating Phina placed her head in her hand. She blinked at them both, not wanting to interrupt the moment. “What evidence?” Ava finally asked, breaking the silence that had descended on the room Stephen smiled, “Wait. I’ll be back soon.” He returned to the room. Ava turned towards me. “You can still leave here before you get more brainwashed.”Phina looked at her. A lot of hurt passed her features. “Why do we have to lie to you, guys?” she gulped. “We have nothing to gain from lying to you guys? We just wanted to help, as Clayton had hurt us as much as he had hurt you. Look at this. Look at our living conditions. We aren’t staying here because we are lazy. This is a result of going against Clayton.”Ava left my hand and turned towards Phina. Her