All Chapters of The Maid Is Alpha Heiress: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Sibel’s POVI can't believe this... What the hell is wrong with this clerk? She just looks down on us. What is her problem? She was getting on my nerves, and I can't take this anymore. I frown at the clerk, who had a wicked smile on her face.I collected the ugly dress that the clerk gave Jolie and threw it in the corner. The clerk's smile faltered upon seeing what I just did, but I didn't care; I didn’t need to pay her attention."Why did you throw the dress away?" the clerk asked."Are you really asking me that kind of question? Can't you see that these clothes are not something anyone would wear?" I fired back at her."What do you mean? I can see that these clothes are meant for people like you, you hear me?" the clerk shot back.She was really getting on my nerves, but I ignored her and picked up the beautiful dress we had selected earlier. "This is what we want," I declared, and the clerk's eyes widened in shock."You don't mean this. You are not serious!" the clerk exclaimed.I

Sibel’s POV"I'm not a pretender, Cara. It's you who failed to see me for who I truly am.""And who are you? An Omega? Do you want to tell us another lie?" Cara said, laughing."It's not a lie, Cara. I am the largest shareholder of this store."The clerk stared at me in disbelief, her lips twitching into a sneer. "You? The largest shareholder? That’s the funniest thing I’ve heard all day." She glanced over at Cara, who stopped laughing, her posture rigid with annoyance. The two shared a knowing look before bursting into laughter as if I had just told them the most absurd joke.Cara, still chuckling, turned back to me with an exaggerated smirk. "You? A shareholder? In what world, Sibel? You’re nothing but a lowly Omega. Even if you worked your whole life, you couldn’t afford a single share, let alone be the largest shareholder."I didn’t flinch at their taunts, holding my ground. "Believe whatever you want," I said coolly, crossing my arms. "But the fact remains: I own the majority of

Cara’s POVI felt the heat rise to my cheeks as the clerk glanced at me with suspicion. The machine’s refusal to process my card was beyond embarrassing. “What’s going on?” she asked, concern etched on her face. I could feel the weight of her gaze, and it made me angrier.“There’s no way this card isn’t valid!” I snapped, my frustration bubbling over. “It has to work.” I needed to regain control of the situation, to remind everyone of my status.“Excuse me for a moment,” I muttered, trying to hide my irritation as I stepped away to a quieter corner of the store. I could feel Sibel’s eyes on me, and it only fueled my anger further.Pulling out my phone, I dialed Leo’s number, my hands trembling slightly. I needed answers. “Leo,” I said urgently when he picked up. “What the hell is going on? I just tried to use the card you gave me, and it’s not working!”"I'm sorry, Cara, it's frozen," Leo said on the other side of the phone.“What do you mean it’s frozen?” I shot back, my voice rising

Sibel's POVI stood there, my patience hanging by a thread. The nerve of that clerk, mocking me in front of everyone as if she had the right. The moment Dylan revealed I was the largest shareholder, I saw the realization hit her like a slap in the face. Her defiance crumbled into panic, and I could almost taste her fear. But it wasn’t enough.“Please,” the clerk stammered, her eyes wide as she suddenly fell to her knees. “I didn’t know. I’m so sorry! Please, I need this job. I didn’t mean to offend you. I didn’t know who you were.”I watched as she trembled, her tears flowing freely now. I could see she was desperate, but my anger didn’t wane. How quickly people beg for mercy when they realize who holds the power. It would have been almost pathetic if I wasn’t so furious. An Alpha princess? A mockery? She dared to question my rank and dismiss me as nothing more than my bloodline. She was wrong, and I had no desire to forgive her.Dylan stood firm beside me, his face impassive, but I k

Dylan ’s POVEverywhere became silent as Cara stormed out of the shop. I could still feel the impact of what Cara had cause in the shop, the scent of her arrogance lingering like a bad odor. I clenched my fists, feeling the anger simmering just beneath the surface.“Sibel,” I muttered, turning to her, my voice barely above a whisper. “Do you want me to get rid of her for good?” The words came out sharper than I intended, but I couldn't help it. Cara’s attitude was unbearable, and I knew if it were up to me, she’d never bother Sibel again.Sibel stood there, looking composed with steez despite everything that had just happened. The way she faced Cara down without losing her cool, it was one of the many reasons I admired her... That is true leadership. But now, I needed to know. If she gave the word, I’d make sure Cara never crossed our path again. And never bother her and oppress the weak.Her eyes flicked to mine, calm yet calculating, as if she had already anticipated my question. A