Alpha Daddies And Their Innocent Little Maid (18+) novel Chapter 77

77|Alpha Lucien has called for you.

Lilith pov

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I went into a daze almost immediately, my eyes vacant as I stared at Ella, the same woman who had been breathing a second ago, who had been talking, who had been lying.

Now, she was slumped face-first on the floor, her body limp as blood slowly pooled around her head, staining the maple floor red.

Screams echoed around me, but they were nothing more than muffled noise beneath the sharp ringing in my ears.

This man… this man had killed someone like it was nothing

He didn’t flinch. He didn’t hesitate.

My heart pounded violently as my eyes, against my will, shifted toward Silas.

And the moment they did, my entire body went cold.

A violent shiver ran through me when I found him already watching me, his cold, unfeeling gaze locked on mine.

There was no remorse, no hint of humanity… just the chilling calm of a devil.

My breath caught in my throat when his eyes narrowed slightly, studying me, his head tilting as if to read my reaction. For a moment the world blurred around us until a low, amused chuckle filled the room, snapping me out of my daze.

“Haha, well, don’t you think that’s too cruel, Silas? That was a woman. You should be a gentleman like me.” My breathing was ragged and heavy as I slowly turned to Claude, who was staring at his brother with a wide smirk.

Lucien, by his side, didn’t even seem fazed.

He wore the same cold expression as he took a drag of his cigar, inhaled, then exhaled, his eyes never leaving me.

“I don’t kill women,” Claude said, pointing to himself. He then uncrossed his legs and leaned forward on his seat, his gaze sweeping over the maids, they shivered and inched away from him, crying softly.

“But I do torture them,” he continued, resting his head on his hand. “Hm…like cutting off tongues, gouging out eyes, slashing bodies. I will never be the one to end them. What kind of nice man does that?” He smirked wider. So let’s start from the beginning, shall we? Tell me what truly happened… and maybe you’ll be spared.”

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He gestured to Silas, who was standing from the ground with a causal wave. “This one will kill you for lying,” he said, then gestured toward Lucien as Lucien’s gaze slid to him.

Claude chuckled. “This one will kill you just for the sake of it. But if you tell the truth, I might spare everyone here.”

At once the four maids dropped their heads to the floor, sols loud and desperate.

I bit my bottom lip, forcing myself not to show my fear, but I was trembling and my eyes were stung red. As my gaze fell to the floor, Kael’s words from when he returned from the packhouse one day echoed in my head.

“Those men are just so cruel! Do you know what they did to someone? They literally killed him just because he lied to them. The Alphas, I’ve studied them and what they ate most is lies. They never tolerate it.”

I inhaled sharply, my hands clenching into fists as my mind tried to process everything. Everyone was right, Kael, Theila, Verya. These men were dangerous. They were devils.1

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The cries of the maids continued to echo through the packhouse, and just when I thought no one would dare speak, one finally did. Her voice was soft, trembling, pleading for mercy.

“Alphas, please f-forgive your servants. What Ella said was all a lie. None of it happened. W-we were the ones at fault. We gossiped about her… said she was selling her body to the Alphas, that she had no shame, that she didn’t care about her family’s reputation.”

Her voice shook harder as she went on. “And then Ella said she didn’t have a family reputation… that her father, the previous beta, couldn’t protect the late Alpha and died, while her mother drank wolfsbane. S-she said their family was cursed… that her mother would die soon, a-and that was when…”

Her words trailed off, her terrified gaze flickering toward me. She didn’t need to finish, the Alphas had already seen that part.

Silence filled the air the moment she stopped talking.

No one spoke for a while. And then, almost at the same time, I felt all the Alphas gazes shift to me.

Their eyes were fixed on me, watching, and in that moment I wished the ground would open up and swallow me whole. But what I felt wasn’t shame anymore, not even embarrassment.

I tried to push those emotions away, because deep down, I’d known this would happen the day I took part in the ritual, the day I signed that contract with these men.

Family’s reputation? Yes, I felt terrible for throwing that away. But reputation didn’t save my father from the war. It didn’t heal my mother from wolfsbane. And it certainly didn’t put food on the table.

That so-called reputation didn’t make anyone help me. It didn’t stop them from mocking my father’s death. 1

No, I was the one who took control of my life. It was my choice.

So when Silas finally spoke, his voice low and calm, I forced myself to lift my head.

“Is that true?”

For a brief moment, I said nothing. Then I opened my eyes, staring shakily up at him as he stood before me, before lowering my head again.

“Yes, Alpha. She’s telling the truth.”

“Hmm. I see.”

Claude’s hum broke the silence from behind me, and as I turned slightly toward him, I saw him tilt his head, his gaze dropping to the maid. His expression hardened, the easy smile on his lips slowly fading until he looked nothing short of terrifying.

“Well,” he said quietly, his tone sharp enough to cut through the air, “that’s not very nice, is it?”

The maid who had spoken let out a small whimper before her whole body suddenly slumped to the floor, her head tilted sideways as her wide, terrified eyes locked on mine.

Then she screamed, a raw, strangled sound as if an invisible weight had been dropped upon her.

I froze in horror, as she tried to move but couldn’t. It was as if some unseen force held her down, crushing her in place.

Then, one after another, the other maids collapsed too, their cries echoing through the room as they writhed helplessly, bodies pressed to the ground by the same suffocating pressure.

My gaze darted to the source, and when I saw Lucien standing there, eyes narrowed and cold, a shiver crawled

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down my spine.

He was using his aura to keep them pinned.

“Speaking about the late beta who died with honour alongside the late Alpha with those filthy mouths,” he began, voice low. He dropped the cigar from his hand onto the floor and, with slow, deliberate movement, brought his foot down to crush it. “You all should die.”

Before anyone could react, the maids screams rose and then, one by one, the ground beneath their heads caved in as the force smashed their skulls. In an instant their screams stopped.

I slapped a hand over my mouth to keep from yelling as blood pooled on the floor and their bodies went limp, the same way Ella’s had. They were dead.

No one around me reacted. Even Theila stared at the bodies with a blank expression.

At that same moment Claude’s voice cut through the silence. “Aw, you didn’t give me the chance to spare them, brother,” he said, his tone light as if joking.

After that everything blurred. I couldn’t wrap my head around what had happened, five maids killed in front of me just like that, because they lied. These men had ended them so easily.

I struggled to breathe as Silas gave orders to Theila: clean up the mess, and warn the other maids that if they ever spoke of the late beta that way again, they would meet the same fate. Then they turned and walked back to the study, clearly no longer in the mood to eat.

I watched as Verya stared at me for a beat longer, shaking her head before following after them with the other older man.

At some point, Theila took my arm and led me toward my room. I barely heard a word she said before she stopped at my door, her voice faint but firm.

“You’re lucky to be alive, Lilith.”

I watched her leave and stood there for a moment, motionless, before taking a deep breath. Then I opened the door, stepped inside, and closed it behind me. I walked to my bed, sat down, and stared at nothing in particular until the sharp ding of a notification snapped me out of my daze.

I turned my head shakily toward the sound and instinctively reached for my phone, my thoughts already drifting to the hospital and when I opened the message, I was right.

Unknown number: Hello, Miss Lilith. This is Doctor Samuel, your mother’s new attending physician. I’m texting to inform you that while your mother’s condition remains critical, her body seems to be actively fighting against the wolfsbane in her system. This is only a preliminary analysis, but if this continues, there’s a chance she may wake up soon. It would be nothing short of a miracle. Please text me back when you receive this message.

As I read the words, a tear slipped down my cheek and landed on the phone. I quickly wiped it away and smiled, taking a deep shaky breath.

Theila was right.

I was lucky to be alive, because if I was alive, I could still save my mother.

If these men were dangerous… if they were devils… then so be it.

I would endure it.

No matter what.

So when Theila came back that night, a look of pity etched her expression, she announced.

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“Lilith, Alpha Lucien has called for you,”

I didn’t hesitate. I didn’t even blink. I forced a smile and replied softly,

“I understand, Miss Theila.”

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