All Chapters of Master Adonis's Maid: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Ashley’s heart nearly stopped as Adonis stepped into the cabin, his presence filling the small space with a suffocating dread. His eyes, dark and cold, locked onto hers, and for a brief moment, the world around them ceased to exist. It was just the two of them, caught in a silent battle of wills.Victor and Jackson reacted instantly, their guns trained on Adonis, but he didn’t flinch. His calm, almost bored expression remained unchanged as if he expected nothing less.“Put the guns down,” Adonis ordered, his voice carrying a deadly calm that sent a shiver down Ashley’s spine.Victor hesitated, his finger hovering over the trigger. But Adonis’s eyes never left Ashley, a silent message passing between them.“If you think I’m letting her go, you’re mistaken,” Victor said, his voice hard and unyielding. “You’ve lost, Adonis. It’s over.”Adonis’s lips curled into a smirk, a dark amusement in his eyes. “You think this is over?” His gaze shifted to Victor, his expression turning icy. “This i

Ashley sat in the backseat of the SUV as it wound its way through the dense forest. Her thoughts drifted between the unbearable pain of losing Amelia and the seething rage she harbored toward Adonis. Every passing second was a reminder of what she had lost, but also of the mission that now consumed her entirely. She clenched her fists, feeling the raw skin under her nails, but the physical pain was nothing compared to the storm inside her.Jackson drove in silence, casting worried glances at her through the rearview mirror. He knew Ashley was on the edge—her grief was a fire, and the flames of revenge were pushing her further into a dangerous, unpredictable place. Victor sat in the passenger seat, his mind busy formulating a plan, trying to keep them all alive. But the silence was heavy, filled with everything that hadn’t been said yet.The SUV veered off the main road, bouncing along a narrow, overgrown trail that led to the cabin Jackson had mentioned. As they approached, the dense

Ashley’s hands trembled as she gripped her phone, her heart pounding in her chest as Adonis's message blazed on the screen. The threat was chilling in its simplicity. He knew where she was, and he was coming for her.A dozen questions raced through her mind—how had he found them, and how long before he arrived? Was he already nearby, or was this just a scare tactic to shake her up before the final confrontation? Either way, Ashley knew she couldn’t afford to let her emotions take over. She had to stay calm, had to think clearly.She quickly turned off her phone, her mind calculating her next move. Victor and Jackson were in the other room, oblivious to the danger that was closing in on them. Should she tell them now? Should she warn them and risk throwing the entire plan into chaos?For a moment, she considered keeping the information to herself, but the thought quickly dissolved. There was no time for second-guessing. They needed to know. The element of surprise was gone—Adonis had t

Ashley’s pulse pounded in her ears, drowning out every sound around her. Her finger rested against the cold steel of the trigger, trembling with a mix of rage and hesitation. Adonis stood in front of her, the smirk on his lips infuriating, challenging. Every instinct screamed at her to end it now, to pull the trigger and finish what he had started all those years ago.But she couldn’t. Not yet.“Ashley,” his voice was low, smooth, a predator taunting its prey. “What are you waiting for? You’ve wanted this moment for so long. So, do it. Shoot me.”Her hand shook, and the weight of the gun seemed heavier than ever before. Her body was rigid, every muscle tensed as though waiting for permission to release the fury burning inside her. But beneath the anger, there was something else—a deep, confusing ache that kept her from pulling the trigger.“You deserve this,” she hissed, her voice tight, choking on the emotion swelling in her chest. “After everything you’ve done to me, after what you

Ashley sat on the worn couch in the dimly lit apartment, her body still trembling from the weight of everything that had transpired. The sound of her own heartbeat echoed in her ears, a constant reminder that she was still alive, still breathing. But it didn't feel like living. Not yet.The weight of the room pressed down on her, but more than that, it was the silence that gnawed at her soul. For so long, chaos had been her constant companion—Adonis, his cruel affection, the manipulation, the violence, and the whirlwind of emotions he stirred in her. Now, with the stillness around her, she was left alone with her thoughts, and they were far from comforting.She glanced at her phone, the only link to her sister Amelia, but there were no new messages. Amelia had gone off the grid with Demon, and though Ashley trusted her sister's judgment, she couldn't shake the gnawing fear in her gut. Demon was Adonis’s right-hand man, his best friend, and now, Amelia had placed her heart and her trus