All Chapters of Alpha's Eight Secret Babies: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Chapter 1113rd POVMannie walked out of the hotel in quick strides, fearful that she might see David's face and feel pity for him.Her heels clicked sharply against the polished floor as she moved, each step faster than the last. Her breathing was uneven, her chest rising and falling as if she had

MANNIE'S POVI glanced around after clearing the food and washing the dishes.The plates were stacked neatly. The sink was clean. The faint smell of soap still lingered in the air.My hands rested on the edge of the counter for a moment.I slowly lifted my head and glanced around.Hmmm, I hadn't seen Tera. I couldn’t help but wonder if she was feeling devastated that I did not allow her to go.My chest tightened slightly.She had looked so excited earlier.Her eyes had sparkled.And I—I had shut it down.Was I too harsh?Did I crush something important in her?My fingers curled slightly against the counter.“No…” I whispered."Let me just check up on her."I turned to Nate, who was reading a newspaper.He sat calmly on the couch, his small frame slightly bent forward, both hands holding the newspaper like he had done it a hundred times before.His brows were drawn together.Focused.Serious.Too serious for a child. A slight smile curled up on my lips.Due to the kids and my mom, I h

3rd POVAfter the call ended, Mannie looked at the screen and shook her head, “Tsundere,” she muttered under her breath.She lingered for a second, thumb hovering over her phone like she might call back, then scoffed softly and slipped it into her pocket. “Acting all cold like that…” she murmured, though there was a faint smile tugging at her lips.Mannie entered the living room to see the kids watching TV.The cartoon blasted loudly, colors flashing across the screen as laughter erupted from the characters. The children were sprawled everywhere—on the couch, the rug, even leaning against each other like a pile of sleepy puppies. Their attention was completely locked onto the screen.“Are you all through with your homework?” Mannie asked.The kids all nodded their heads without even looking at her, their eyes glued to the cartoon.Even Nate wasn’t an exception. His usual composed demeanor had melted away, his chin resting on his palm as he stared intently.Mannie folded her arms and r

MANNIE’S POVMy hand hovered above my phone screen as I contemplated calling Dominic. Biting my lips, my eyes hazy and filled with contemplation as I wondered if this was the right thing to do.The call icon glowed faintly under my thumb. One tap. That was all it would take.My finger trembled.

 3rd POVThe police stood in a loose line, their weapons lowered but ready. One of them raised a hand slowly, palm open, voice steady as he spoke.“Listen… let the child go. We can talk this out.”The man didn’t move. His grip around Zane’s neck tightened, the knife pressing closer against the boy’s skin.“Four minutes,” he said, his voice rough. “You have four minutes left.”A murmur spread through the officers. One of them checked his watch, his brows tightening.“He already gave five minutes earlier,” another whispered under his breath. “He’s counting down.”No one moved back. No one stepped away.Because walking down the mountain blindly made no sense. One wrong step, one hidden trigger, and everything could end in seconds.The possibility hung in the air.Bombs.Traps.A setup waiting for them