All Chapters of Master Adonis's Maid: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

The drive was long, the narrow road winding through dense forests and steep hills, but it was nothing compared to the journey Ashley had undertaken over the past few months. Every mile that passed seemed to carry her further away from the life she once knew, and closer to the uncertain future that awaited them all. Amelia sat beside her in the passenger seat, her face pale and anxious, but there was a steely determination in her eyes that hadn’t been there before. In the backseat, Demon lay still, his breathing shallow but steady. The car hummed quietly, the only sound that broke the tense silence inside.Ashley’s hands gripped the steering wheel tightly as she navigated the rugged terrain. The weight of her decisions, the gravity of what lay ahead, bore down on her like a heavy shroud. Yet, underneath that weight, there was a fierce resolve. Adonis had taken so much from her—her innocence, her peace of mind, and nearly her life. But he hadn’t taken everything. She still had her siste

Victor’s office was a stark contrast to the dim warehouse outside. The cluttered desk, the flickering fluorescent light overhead, and the smoke curling from his cigarette all combined to create an atmosphere of tension and unease. Ashley could feel the weight of Victor’s scrutiny as she laid out her plan. Every word she spoke seemed to hang in the air, fragile and subject to his judgment.“Adonis’s operation is like a well-oiled machine,” Ashley began, her voice steady. “But even the most well-oiled machine has its vulnerabilities. His network is vast, but it’s held together by a few key players and supply lines. If we can disrupt those—take out the right people, sever the right connections—we can weaken him to the point where he’s scrambling just to stay in control.”Victor leaned back in his chair, his eyes narrowing as he considered her words. “You’re talking about starting a war, Ashley. A war that’s going to leave a lot of bodies in its wake. Are you prepared for that?”Ashley’s

Ashley sat at the small, rickety table in the corner of the cabin, her fingers tapping a steady rhythm against the worn wood as she stared at the map spread out before her. The lines and markings on the map had become all too familiar over the past few days, each one representing a potential ally or enemy in their battle against Adonis.The plan was dangerous, perhaps even reckless, but it was the only option they had left. She couldn’t shake the feeling that they were walking into a trap, that Victor’s mysterious allies would turn on them the moment it suited their interests. But as much as she hated to admit it, they needed the help. Taking down Adonis required resources and manpower that they simply didn’t have on their own.The door to the cabin creaked open, and Amelia stepped inside, her face pale and drawn. She looked exhausted, the weight of everything that had happened weighing heavily on her. Ashley’s heart ached for her sister, but there was no time for comforting words.“H

The night seemed endless as Ashley, Amelia, and Victor staggered through the darkened halls of the compound. The taste of failure lingered bitterly in Ashley’s mouth, each step a reminder of how close they had come—only to be outmaneuvered by Adonis once again.Victor’s breathing was labored, and Ashley could see the pain etched on his face. He was losing blood quickly, and they had to move fast if they were going to get him out alive.“Victor, hang on,” Ashley urged, her voice tight with worry as she wrapped an arm around him to help support his weight.“I’m... fine,” Victor grunted, though the way he leaned heavily against her told a different story. “We need to keep moving. Can’t stop now.”Amelia hovered close, her face pale but determined. She kept a wary eye on their surroundings, her hand clutching a small knife she had picked up during the chaos. The compound was eerily silent now, the aftermath of the battle echoing in the air, but Ashley knew they weren’t safe yet.They roun

The sun’s first light filtered through the trees, casting long shadows across the forest floor. Ashley watched the horizon, her mind racing with the weight of the decisions she had to make. Every moment spent in this temporary safety felt like an eternity, knowing that Adonis could be closing in on them with each passing second.She looked down at Amelia, who was curled up beside her, still lost in a fitful sleep. Her sister’s face was drawn and pale, the events of the previous night etched in lines of exhaustion and fear. It pained Ashley to see her like this, but she knew there was no time for comfort, no time for mourning. They had to keep moving.But where? The question gnawed at Ashley. They needed a plan, and they needed allies—someone they could trust, someone with the resources to help them disappear. As much as she hated to admit it, they couldn’t do this alone. Her thoughts drifted back to the few people who had once been part of their lives, before everything had spiraled