All Chapters of Alpha's Eight Secret Babies: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

186 Chapters

Chapter 71 – Bloodline Unveiled

David’s POV“Dealing with all this document is so tiring,” I muttered under my breath, dragging a hand across my forehead. My pen scratched against the paper as I signed another set of files and slid them aside. A whole new pile waited for me.I had built David’s Group from nothing — from sleepless nights and raw determination, but the one thing I never got used to was the endless paperwork.I leaned back in my chair and sighed. Outside the glass wall, the city stretched far and wide — tall buildings, car horns, and life that never stopped.Knock! Knock!The sound was firm but polite.“Yes, come in,” I said, flipping to the next document.My secretary stepped in, looking slightly unsettled. His normally calm face was tense. “Sir, there’s… there’s something strange. A report just came from one of the guards.”I frowned. “Strange?”He nodded nervously. “They said there’s a child downstairs, a boy who claims he’s your son.”The pen slipped from my hand. I looked up sharply and stood up a

Chapter 72 – The Reunion

Clara’s POVAfter dropping the kids off at school, I hurried to my workplace.The street was already noisy with vendors shouting prices and buses honking as they sped past. Sweat gathered on my forehead, but I didn’t mind. It was another normal day — or so I thought.My workplace was a tailoring shop on Commercial Street. The signboard above the entrance read Oli’s Stitches in bold red letters, though the edges had started fading. Inside, the familiar smell of fabric, starch, and machine oil filled the air. Threads of different colors hung neatly on the walls. Two sewing machines clicked softly in rhythm as the other workers bent over their work.I hung my bag on the small hook by the door, tied my scarf tighter, and walked to my station. My hands moved automatically — cutting, folding, stitching. Years of practice had made me fast. I wasn’t rich, but this job kept food on the table. It let my daughter, Mannie, and her eight children eat and smile. That was enough for me.Time flew. B

Chapter 73 – The Truth on the Balcony

Mannie’s POVHumming a tone, I lightly shook my head to it as I packed my belongings.Since Dominic went for the business trip, it had been like a breath of fresh air. Even the gossip about me had subsided to a drastic level, with no one whispering the moment I passed by. If this continued, within a month or two, that memory would be forgotten.At least to the extent of not being brought up always.As I trudged along the pedestrian walkway, humming a beautiful song and admiring the weather, a smile bloomed on my face.The sun was gentle that day, covered by clouds that drifted lazily across the sky. The wind carried the faint smell of fried snacks from a roadside vendor. I clutched the strap of my small handbag and walked slower, savoring the peace that had become rare in my life.My reflection in the glass window of a nearby café caught my attention. I looked lighter — freer. My hair bounced with each step, and the wind played with it, sending a few strands across my cheek. Some even

Chapter 74 – The Truth on the Balcony 2

Mannie’s POV“Sorry, I came without informing you,” David immediately apologized. He didn’t struggle when I dragged him.His voice was calm, but I could feel the weight behind it. He didn’t even try to pull away from my grip. His tall frame followed quietly until we stepped onto the balcony. The air was cool and smelled faintly of rain. The clouds above were thick, covering the fading light of the evening sun.I released his wrist and folded my arms, trying to calm the heat rising in my chest. My heart was still pounding from the shock of seeing him inside my home, surrounded by my children, hearing them call him Daddy. That word still echoed painfully in my ears.I glared at him. “Tsk… did Dominic send you to investigate me or what?” I said with a scowl, my tone sharp and defensive.He shook his head almost immediately. “No, no… he didn’t. You have my child.”My brows shot up, and a short, humorless laugh escaped my lips. “Ha… I don’t know, you and Dominic must have really hit your h

Chapter 75 – The Weight of Two Worlds

Mannie’s POVI stood there, stunned even after David had left. My mind was a mess, my chest felt heavy, and the world around me seemed too quiet.His scent still lingered faintly in the air, it smelled like rain on steel. I couldn’t move. My fingers still clenched the money he had forced into my hand, and the warmth of his touch refused to fade.“I might have to find a way to leave this country,” I muttered, barely hearing my own voice.The thought came out of nowhere, but it made sense. If he truly meant what he said—if he came back for the children—then I couldn’t stay. I couldn’t risk it.I turned and walked back inside. The soft patter of rain had begun outside, and the air felt colder as I shut the door. I held the money close to my chest while I walked through the hallway. Every step felt heavy.“At least now, there’s some money to cover a few things,” I whispered, half to myself. “It’s time I look for a better neighborhood.”It sounded reasonable, but the truth was, fear tugged

Chapter 76 – The Misunderstanding That Grew

Mannie’s POVGoing back home this time around, I hailed a cab. My feet were too tired to walk, and my mind—too full.The driver rolled down the window slightly. Cool air rushed in, brushing against my face. The city lights blurred past as the car moved, and I leaned my head against the window, watching them fade into streaks of gold and white.I sighed quietly. “What is Michael even thinking?” I muttered, more to myself than anyone else.The envelope sat on my lap. I opened it once again, even though I had already looked at it twice before. Inside was a check. The amount written on it made my heart jolt the first time I saw it. It wasn’t a small sum.But the more I stared at it, the heavier it felt.I folded the check back neatly and pressed it between my palms. “I’m not using this,” I said under my breath.No matter how tempting it looked, I couldn’t bring myself to accept his money. Michael wasn’t someone I wanted any tie with—not even a thread of obligation.Every time I crossed pa

Chapter 77 – Dominic's Call

Mannie’s POVI left the room and took the kids’ clothes, along with mine and my mom’s, to wash as usual. It was already night, and I needed to get things done before everyone went to bed.My arms were full as I walked toward the laundry basket. The smell of detergent still lingered from yesterday. I sighed, dropping the pile on the table and sorting them into smaller heaps.“Don’t worry, sit down.” My mother’s voice floated from behind me.I turned and found her standing with her hands on her hips, her face glowing with a mix of mischief and pride.“You need to keep your hands clean and fair enough so that David will love you more,” she said with a grin that reached her eyes.My mouth hung open for a moment. “This…” I trailed off, at a loss for words.What was I supposed to say to that?She smiled wider. “Go and rest, I’ll do it.”I stared at her, confused and slightly panicked. “Mom, no! You don’t have to—”But she was already pulling the clothes out of my hands.“Go!” she said playf

Chapter 78 – The Clash at Dawn

3rd POVFinally, the day was over. That was Mannie’s only thought as the last of the children drifted off to sleep.Their soft breathing filled the room, and for the first time that night, silence settled like a warm blanket. She sat there for a while, watching their tiny faces in the dim light.Peace. Real peace.It felt so fragile that she didn’t even want to move, afraid the quiet would break if she did.Her eyelids felt heavy. She leaned back slightly, her arm brushing against one of the children. Nate shifted in his sleep, clutching her shirt with a small hand.Mannie smiled faintly and smoothed his hair.“Good night, my lovelies,” she whispered.When she was sure all of them were deeply asleep, she rose carefully, one step at a time, her bare feet silent against the floor. She tucked the blanket around them, then reached for the light switch.Click.Darkness.Only the soft moonlight slipped through the curtain.She sighed softly. “Mum, please just go to sleep,” she prayed under

Chapter 79 – The Warning Before the Storm

David’s Father’s POVToday was just like every other day — quiet, heavy, and far too human.I stepped into the house, the faint scent of pinewood and polished marble mixing with the lingering trace of wolf pheromones that marked our territory.“Drop it in my room,” I said, handing my traveling bag to the butler.“Yes, Alpha.” The butler bowed deeply before taking the bag. His wolf scent — submissive and respectful — trailed after him as he left.I loosened my collar and exhaled. “Where’s my wife?”“In the dining room, sir,” he replied quickly.I nodded, but before I could take another step, something sharp sliced through the air.A familiar scent.My muscles froze instantly. My wolf stirred inside me, snapping to attention.That scent—earth, steel, and rain—belonged to only one person.David.My son.The air thickened around me. The beast inside rumbled, restless. The house had been empty of his scent for years, and now it rushed through my senses like wildfire.I didn’t walk. I vanis

Chapter 80 – The Office Whispers

MANNIE'S POVI rubbed my temples as I stepped out of the school gate.The sun was barely up, and the air smelled of exhaust and early morning dew. But I couldn’t feel the calm in it. My head pounded like a drum.After everything that happened this morning—after dealing with my brother, Sandra, her sister-in-law, and my mother—I just wanted silence.Silence and peace.I didn’t even care if I had to sit in traffic for hours. Anything was better than being home in that suffocating tension.I leaned on the chair in the cab, i exhaled slowly, and whispered, “God, please. Let today go smoothly.”The children’s laughter from the playground still echoed in my ears, soft and sweet. At least they were happy. That was enough to keep me standing.The cab soon arrived at the company. After paying my fares, I got out of the cab.I straightened my clothes, adjusted my bag, and started walking toward the company gate.The moment I stepped into the building, the air changed.Whispers.Low, sharp whisp

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