All Chapters of The Alphas And Their Innocent Little Maid : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Lilith pov “Nice to meet you. My name is Doctor Samuel. I’m in charge of your mother.” I froze, staring at the man in front of me, unmoving, not even taking his outstretched hand. To be honest, it wasn’t him that left me stunned, it was everything that happened earlier. The fact that I could have sworn my mother tapped my cheek… I still couldn’t shake it off. As I continued to stare at the attractive man, I saw him tilt his head in mild confusion. Then his eyes seemed to glimmer even more, his smile widening as he spoke, voice deep. “Miss Lilith, are you alright? You look a little flustered.” His words snapped me out of it. I blinked, quickly shaking my head and swallowing hard, looking away from his eyes as I tried to pull myself together. Lilith, snap out of it. You were just imagining it. Mother didn’t move her finger, I scolded myself silently, inhaling a shaky breath before finally reaching out to take his outstretched hand. The moment our hands touched, a shiver raced do

Lilith pov “Please go to the beta’s home and give him this. Tell him it’s from Lilith, and it’s urgent,” I told the cab driver, passing the note through the open window. I had written that the packhouse was under attack and that he needed to come as fast as possible. The driver stared at me, his face still pale, terror etched across his expression. He was scared, anyone would be. One glance inside the packhouse was enough to show the horrors happening there, but there was no time to think about it. Dravena had said that in less than an hour everyone in the packhouse would die. There was still some time left, and all I could do was pray that some people were still alive, pray that Theila and Lora were still alive… He kept staring at me, still trying to process everything, so I reached out and grabbed his hand, pressing the note firmly into his palm. “Please,” I said, my voice shaking. “Make sure this gets to the beta no matter what. People’s lives are in danger so please…” I

Lilith pov“Lilith!”I heard someone call my name as a sharp pain shot through my skull, causing everything around me to blur but I forced it down and looked up and the moment I did, my heart went cold, breath stolen from my lungs.Lora was on the ground, staring at me with tears streaming down her face. Some of the maids were beside her, all looking at me with fear, while the others who had been alive just minutes ago were dead.I blinked in shock, staring at four maids sprawled on the ground, their throats, and chest slashed, eyes wide and lifeless, dried tears streaking their faces. They were motionless.And Theila…She was kneeling, a man standing tall in front of her, face emotionless, hands tucked into his pockets. For a brief moment, his gaze flicked to me before shifting back to Theila. When I turned, I realized there were more than three men, at least twelve, meaning the others had regrouped.My chest tightened, pain and fury mixing as my eyes flickered back to the dead maids

Dravena povAs soon as those words left my lips, the rogue in front of me didn’t flinch. He didn’t move. His eyes simply narrowed, cold and calculating, a faint frown tugging at his mouth as he stared in silence. But I could tell.He was alert now, his gaze followed every movement of my body. He could feel it. I was a threat. Stronger than him. Far stronger.But how much?Oh, he had no idea. But how could he, when I had hidden my aura?And why was that?Because it was fun. Thrilling.I wanted to watch the fear sink in slowly as he realized how strong I was. I wanted to drag it out—fight, toy, play, tear them apart piece by piece. Haha, this would be fun. Really fun.The corners of my lips stretched wider, my eyes glinting with excitement. My heart pounded with adrenaline. Fresh blood slid down my face, warm and metallic.A second passed. Still no reaction from him.So I leaned in, closing the distance between us, my voice dropping as I hummed, repeating my words but this time as a

Silas pov Six hours ago. Something was wrong. Something that made me uneasy. Something I couldn’t quite place, but my gut knew, knew that something was off. As I sat, legs crossed in the moving car, my mind wasn’t on the book in my hands, nor on my gamma’s words as he drove, his voice carrying through the air, explaining the situation of the guards, the weapons, and how much time remained before we reached our destination. My brothers sat not far from me. Lucien, in the middle, posture rigid, eyes their usual coldness, his finger drumming mindlessly on the seat as he stared ahead, silent, untouched by the world around him. Claude leaned against the seat beside him, eyes closed, blond hair falling over his face, his expression unreadable but he wasn’t asleep. He was alert. Every sound, every movement, every shift in the air, he could feel it all. The atmosphere was heavy, suffocating with tension. I let my gamma’s words fade as my thoughts took over, lips curving into a frown. Th