The Alpha's Human Maid

lf alive with the sou

t a song

-raw, echoin

n. The air reeked of iron and smoke, of broken bodies and shattered oaths. Fires smoldered where c

em lay t

itney's

beside them, bled beside them. They were warriors in every sense that mattered-respe

ore than allies

en his clos

they died saving his lif

shoulders, broad and unyielding, trembled beneath the weight of a debt that could ne

," he murmured, his v

hat night, one frag

ze

dy seen more death than a child ever should. She did not cry. She did not scream. She simply c

e became part of the

windows. She shared it with Alessia-Alpha Zane's only daughter, Asher's younger siste

d to exist again in a world that had nearly swallowed Hazel whole. Alessia's

ng the quiet authority of an Alpha's heir-m

, the safest corners of the gardens. He spoke to her gently, without pit

the palace f

el believed the