Adam And Lilith Family Tree Novels & Stories

He groaned, low and primal. Then his eyes met Alma’s. “ATHENA,” he rasped. Alma tensed. “You know me?” “I knew the blueprint,” he said. “You’re what came after her.” “After who?” He coughed again, then stood with an eerie grace. “After my wife. After Lilith.” Julian raised a brow. “Your wife was one of the prototypes?” “She was the original. The mind they copied. Lilith was their first success, but she went rogue. Like you.”

What a shame. Even though he was famous for being ruthless and deeply intimidating, Adam actually cared very much about his family. Ah, Bia was Bian's mother, right? The biological mother of his great-grandson meant she was family too. He cleared his throat, pulling the simple girl's attention back from her daze.

“Do you really want to know, Beatrix? Because once I tell you, there’s no going back.” The weight of his words settled over me, but I nodded. “I need to know.” Adam: I leaned against the wall, running a hand through my hair as I searched for the right words. “It started before any of us were born,” I began. “Our parents… they weren’t just business partners or neighbors. They were part of something much bigger—something ancient.” Beatrix’s brow furrowed, confusion and curiosity flickering across her face. “What are you talking about?”

Seeing this, Adam got down to her eye level and playfully muttered, "Why don't you want to play with me, Lilin? Did I do anything to make you angry?" "Hmph! You're going to hurt innocent people again. I don't like it when Daddy hurts innocent people!" Lilin was also the apple of Adam's eye as she was born late in his years. He spoiled both of his daughters very much and tried his best to make sure he did not show any favoritism toward one or the other. However, Sophia refused to accept Melinda as her stepmother and Lilin as her half-sister. She would often tell other people that she was an only child. Adam did not correct her because he felt like he owed her.

I simply nodded my head, feeling a bit uneasy with two strikingly handsome men staring at me—one I was already comfortable with, but the other I had just met. "Well, allow me to make the introductions then," Joseph cleared his throat before continuing, "Lilith, this is my son, Adrian," my eyes widened, and I was in shock. Did he say he was his son? "Adrian…" he said, looking over at the man standing next to him, "this is Lilith, she has been working with me for twelve years, well, I already told you about her." He smiled. "Yes, father, you have," Adrian replied, grinning before turning his gaze back to me. There was something about his eyes that had similar qualities to those of his father—k

"You of all people should understand that. The need to be seen as yourself rather than your lineage." "I'm forty years older than you—" "And yet we both wanted the same woman. Interesting how that works." The room went cold. "What did you say?" Jamie's voice was deadly quiet. "We both loved Lilith. You won. I respect that. Now I'm pursuing Hope. History doesn't repeat but it rhymes." Adrian smiled. "Though technically, since Hope is Lilith's daughter and I'm Aiden's son, it's more like genetic destiny." "You're insane—"

She screamed. "But Adam killed my sister!" I blurted again, no longer in control of the words I was speaking. "Adam is the guy that impregnated Judy! And he gave her the wrong abortion pills, Emily! He did all that just to get back at me! He did that just because I love you! Just because- "

“I'm sure you have heard about my brother, Adams. He is the Alpha of my pack, but I want him gone. I believe I am the rightful heir to the throne since my elder brother, Shane, isn't interested in laying claim to the throne.” “What then do you want me to do?” Augustus asked, his curiosity piqued. “I want you to join forces with me, to take him and his wife, Lilith, down.” “His wife? What can a woman do?” Augustus asked, surprised. “Don't underestimate that woman, Augustus, she is the daughter of the former Beta to Alpha Rivers of the Green-forest pack. “Wait…you mean that Lilith?” Augustus asked, rising up to his feet abruptly.

When he spoke again, it was with the brittle finality of a man cracking under the weight of old sins. "Whitmore isn’t just a name," Adam said hoarsely. "It’s her real family name." Silver blinked. "Whose?" Adam lifted his gaze, and for the first time in Silver’s life, he looked...afraid. "Lili's," Adam said. The room seemed to tilt. "What are you talking about?" Silver demanded. Adam dropped the letter onto the desk as if it burned his fingers. "Liliane Whitmore was her birth name before she became a Levi. Before I married her. Before she lied her way into this family."

She ignored my pitch. ‘Lilith, my dear, was the original woman. Most people think that was Eve, made from a bit of Adam’s rib. Chauvinistic claptrap. Before Eve, Adam got bored, so God made him a woman out of clay, just as he had made Adam. She was Lilith, Adam’s first wife. She thought she had the same rights as Adam and wouldn’t do things just because Adam said so. In some versions she complained about Adam always wanting her underneath during sex. She decided to teach Adam a lesson and seduced an archangel. She was the original power Frau.