Alpha Daddies And Their Innocent Little Maid (18+) novel Chapter 100

100 Karma

Lilith pov

Everyone turned to see Lora, hand raised, her voice steady and fearless.

“I heard the beta’s mate say that Lilith seduced the Alphas, which is why the beta didn’t go to war.”

Whispers erupted immediately, some scoffing at Lora, calling her foolish, but I stared at her in surprise.

First, she was lying. She hadn’t even been present when Sephina said that. And second, she was taking my side, even if it meant putting herself on Seraphina’s bad side?

I blinked at her, and for a brief moment, she flicked her gaze toward me and flashed a quick, sly smile, sending a warm, reassuring feeling through my chest. Lora… this girl

“Ha! And what is a single maid’s word going to do?” Seraphina hissed, her voice sharp. “Everyone here said they didn’t hear me say that, and you’re lying? Do you know who I am?!”

She snapped at Lora, but Lora didn’t flinch. She rolled her eyes and murmured under her breath, loud enough to be heard,

“Who cares who you are when you’re just a brat.”

The words hit Seraphina like a thunderclap. Her face twisted with rage as she pointed a finger at Lora.

“Y-you-”

Before she could finish, another voice rang out, cutting through the tension.

“I also heard the beta’s mate say that.”

Everyone snapped their heads toward the source, and the moment they saw who it was, a chorus of murmurs rang through the room.

“Miss Theila!”

I watched, stunned, as Theila stood firm, lying boldly to take my side. Her gaze swept across the other maids as she continued, cold and serious,

“And those who are lying should remember, they are lying to the Alphas when they return. Everyone here knows what happens when the Alphas are lied to. So I ask again: did anyone hear the beta’s mate say those words to Lilith?”

The moment she spoke, the maids’ faces turned pale, and a cold shiver ran down my spine as I remembered what had happened to those who had lied to the Alphas before.

Silas had sliced one throat, and Lucien had used his force to slam the others into the ground.

Kael himself had told me the Alphas hated being lied to above all else and everyone here seemed to know it, because the next second, voices rang out across the room.

“I heard it! The beta’s mate said she seduced the Alphas!”

“Me too! She blamed Lilith for the beta not going to war! She questioned the Alphas’ decision!”

Voices echoed, growing louder with each words. Seraphina’s face drained of color, her eyes darting around in disbelief. She shook her head violently, her voice trembling as she whispered,

“No… I-I didn’t say that.”

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She tried to speak further, but I leaned closer, locking eyes with her.

A slow, cold smile curved the corners of my lips, my eyes twinkling, my voice edged in amusement.

“Well, Miss Seraphina… it seems everyone indeed heard you say that. So, what do you say?” I tilted my head slightly, my sinile sharpening. “Should we both report to the Alphas when they arrive and receive our punishments?”

Her eyes flashed amber almost immediately, a low growl rumbling from her, her wolf threatening to surface, to assert dominance. But instead of fear, I felt irritation, like watching a mouse trying to fight a cat, a pathetic display.

Before she could act, before I could even help it, my eyes flashed with golden light-quick, barely visible but she saw it. A sharp gasp escaped her lips, followed by a whimper.

Her amber glow vanished instantly, leaving Seraphina frozen, stammering,

“You-how-”

Before she could finish, Kael’s nervous voice cut through, snapping my attention away from her stunned form. “Lilith! We don’t need to bring this to the Alphas. You both made a mistake, so just let it go, okay?”

He spoke quickly, as if the mere thought of the Alphas finding out terrified him to his core. A faint twitch of disdain crossed my lips, he only spoke up when he or his mate were in trouble but I knew he was right. 1

Bringing this to the Alphas would do more harm than good so I took a deep breath, flicked my gaze to Seraphina, still frozen in disbelief, clearly trying to process that I had forced her wolf back into submission. 1

I didn’t have time for her.

Today was for mother. Being here was a waste of time. None of them were worth it.

I stood from the ground, turned to Kael, lowered my head, and said,

“Understood, Beta Kael. Does that mean I can leave now?”

This time, he didn’t hesitate, nodding so quickly his head nearly rolled off.

“Y-yes… please leave,” he pleaded.

I lifted my head, briefly staring at him, noticing his swollen cheek, and at that moment, I felt nothing but satisfaction but I didn’t speak again.

Instead, I moved away from Seraphina, bent to pick up my bag, and strapped it over my shoulder. I glanced at Theila and Lora, my chest warming at the thought of having them by my side.

“Thank you,” I mouthed, and they both nodded, offering small, encouraging smiles.

I turned and walked out of the packhouse without giving anyone a second glance. Murmurs swirled through the air around me, but I kept moving, my hand tightening around the strap of my bag. My heart pounded fiercely in my chest as the weight of what I had just done hit me all at once. But instead of fear, a different feeling surged through me:

Satisfaction.

Satisfaction in refusing to stay silent. Satisfaction in watching them reap the consequences of their own arrogance.

I knew, deep down, it hadn’t been the smartest move.

As father had always said, someone who can control their rage can conquer anything. But I was done waiting for

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karma to settle scores for me.

No… at that moment, I decided I would become the karma myself.

Only then would I be strong enough, strong enough to protect my mother, and myself.

But little did I know, danger was already lurking just around the corner and this was just the beginning

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