All Chapters of ACCIDENTALLY HIS MISTRESS : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

(ALEXA'S POV)I sat in my office sorting files before my phone rang. I picked it and smiled after seeing Lala’s name, a warm smile spread across my face.“Hello, sis, it has been too long,” I said, my voice filled with happiness.Her voice on the other end was desperate. “Alexa,” she called out. “Alexa, I am so sorry, it’s all my fault.”“What is wrong?” I asked in shock.“It is the twins,” she replied and I immediately stood in shock. My voice felt distant when I finally spoke. “What is wrong with them?”“They are missing,” she whispered.“What do you mean, missing?” I demanded.“They… they ran away. They went to find Steven,” she explained in a rush. “Calm down, Lala, tell me clearly what happened.” I said, trying to calm myself too.She shifted, coughing a bit before continuing “Steven had been kidnapped two days ago. The kidnapper was Nicole, she tried to call you but couldn’t get through, so she called Cole instead.”“Go on” I said.“I was getting suspicious of Cole, when I real

(ALEXA'S POV)But maybe I had underestimated Luke as the metal doors clicked behind me, I gasped in shock as I stared at the seamless steel. "What the helly?" I whispered in shock. Who has doors like a vault in their house? My eyes searched around the space looking for an escape, my shock growing with every detail. If it was a prison, it was a luxurious one. There was a really massive bed in a corner, and a wide open wardrobe, revealing rows of clothes and shoes. My hands searched through them, realizing in shock that they were my size.I moved around pushing open another door and found a stunningly beautiful bathroom, it was fully stocked too with shower gels I liked to blue towels. Another door led to a kitchen stocked with more food than one person could ever need.Still in shock, I pushed open the last door, revealing a beautiful Garden, filled with flowers of every color, surrounding a sparkling blue pool. If only it wasn't enclosed by the high, unscalable wall, I would call i

(ALEXA'S POV)A week. Seven days of pacing this beautiful cage, I finally gave up and turned on the television, letting their conversations wash over me, to fill the silence.The soft click of the door drew my attention. It was the familiar sound now. My meal was being delivered, it always came in but I have so far failed to catch whoever delivered it. A sigh escaped my lips as I walked to the door. My hand went to the handle as usual even though I knew it was pointless, there is no way they could leave this door open.But this time, the handle turned, and the door opened wide.My breath caught in my throat as I searched the shockingly empty hallway. I almost took a step outside but thought against it and quickly pulled the door shut.I sank in the sofa, my mind racing. Should I go or stay? The question screamed in my head. I wanted freedom, longed for it, but I had chosen to trust Luke. After some time of wrestling with myself, I decided I could explore, just a little and be back be

(ALEXA'S POV)I finally spoke, my voice barely a whisper. “It’s really my blood… she didn’t lie.”“Who, little dove?” Luke asked in the same adoring voice I had grown to love. For a moment, I wanted to run into his arms and beg him to tell me this was all a terrible dream.Instead, I held my ground. “So it’s true?” I asked, my voice trembling. “Did you ever love me?” I asked. His face was filled with confusion, which turned into anger.“I have the same question for you,” he said, his voice filled with malice. “I am surprised you are back. Did they give you instructions to steal the antidote this time?” “Cut it out, Luke!” I screamed at him, “we both know who is lying, so don't pin this on me”He laughed coldly. “You are really trained. No wonder you are his favorite flower. How was I so blind before?”I looked at him in anger, choosing to ignore his nonsense. “I will tear this lab down! Your years of planning will all go to waste!” I threatened.He laughed again and gestured to someo

(ALEXA'S POV)The following days went by in a hurry, days merged into weeks, and soon I was strong enough to sit up on my own. I spent my time quietly watching the family that had taken me in.The pretty girl, I learned, was the second child. She was still in high school but also worked shifts at a local coffee shop. I spent most of my days with the little boy. He went to school but always came home early, and I was amazed at how he did most of the housework by himself without a single complaint. Grandma was a nurse at the village clinic. I had also discovered that we were in a small, poor town hidden away in the cold mountains, with very few people living here. It didn't take long to realize this family wasn't well-liked here. They lived on the very edge of the village and never had any visitors. But I was very grateful for that, after all their isolation was how they had managed to keep me a secret.One afternoon, Alsa walked in, her arms full of heavy bags. She placed the bags in