All Chapters of Alpha's Eight Secret Babies: Chapter 171 - Chapter 180

Unable to convince Mannie over the phone, Beth decided that talking was no longer enough. She grabbed her car keys, drove straight to the Xia family home, and marched through the front door determined to recruit the ultimate backup: Mannie’s eight children.The afternoon sunlight streamed through the living room windows, illuminating a house that was usually a whirlwind of chaotic energy. Mannie’s mother was sitting in her favorite armchair, loudly complaining about some minor household grievance, while the children were scattered around the room playing quietly.

The deep, dreamless slumber of exhaustion finally began to shift, pulling Mannie into a bizarre, vivid landscape. In her dream, she wasn't a junior marketing assistant or a hardworking mother; she was a small, fluffy white rabbit hopping through an endless field of crisp green grass. A massive, perfectly ripe carrot materialized in front of her, and she happily began to crunch down on it, her twitching nose catching the earthy, sweet scent of the garden.Suddenly, a massive shadow loomed over her. A pair of large, warm hands reached down and scooped her up effortlessly into the air.

Dominic's Point of ViewThe final notes of the welcoming performance faded into the grand lobby, swallowed instantly by a wave of synchronized applause.The visiting executives nodded in approval, cameras flashing like a storm of white fire from the perimeter. Around me, employees who had held their breath for twenty straight minutes finally let out shaky, collective exhales.

Dominic's Point of ViewThe heavy door of my private office clicked shut, instantly sealing out the suffocating hum of the corporate floor. I tossed my suit jacket over the back of my leather chair and loosened my tie, breathing a slow, measured sigh. The morning's tour had been a logistical minefield, salvaged only by the sharp, unexpected entertainment of Lauren's immediate and permanent termination.Yet, as I settled behind my desk, my thoughts didn't linger on the ousted employee, nor on the visiting executives.They drifted entirely to the hallway, where Mannie's face had gone from terrified panic to utter bewilderment under layers of neon-pink war paint.A faint, involuntary smirk touched the corner of my mouth. ‘A walking disaster,’ I thought, shaking my head. Only she could look like an absolute circus accident and somehow manage to disarm me entirely.Before I could reach for the stack of quarterly reports awaiting my signature, a hesitant, incredibly soft knock rapped agains

Dominic's Point of ViewThe throbbing ache in my lower half was a constant, infuriating reminder of just how unpredictably unhinged my welcoming team coordinator could be.After Wayne's pathetic sobbing finally faded down the corridor—prolonged entirely because Mannie had fed the man a completely delusional myth about my "inner warmth"—I had wasted no time. With my face ashen, my jaw locked tight, and a dark fury boiling beneath my skin, I m