Things were starting to get better for her. Later that evening, a few maids arrived and they were really nice. They started by cleaning out the dust in the house. She remained in her room before she heard a knock on the door. It opened and one of the maids stepped in. She held a bucket and a brush in her hand and dropped it to the floor, she straightened and gave Lillith a quick smile. "I want to clean this place. It hasn't been cleaned for a long time. It's not healthy for you and the baby," "You know I am pregnant?" Lillith asked as she climbed into bed. "It's obvious. Your belly and your breasts too. The last time I saw you, you were slimmer than this. Your skin is also sallow," "What's your name?" Lillith asked. It was merely out of curiosity rather than formality. "Regan, ma'am," "Call me Lillith," She said with a smile and studied the lady. She was a chubby woman with carroty hair and freckles scattered over her nose bridge. Her eyes were the

After laughing and eating with everyone, Lillith felt full. She had never had so much fun in one night. From tasting the cake to eating special dishes made by Gina and Geneva to the laughs. Seeing Lucien relate with people he called his servants warmed her heart so much. It was so wholesome to see everyone happy. She had never felt this way in her whole life and she made sure she reveled in it. After dinner, Everyone went to take a seat outside. Lillith was too tired to join them and she was also nursing a lower back pain which meant her birth was due. The doctor had predicted till a few weeks later but she believed it would be sooner than that. "Let's go sit outside, by your balcony," Lucien said as he helped her out of the chair. "You look really tired and I can feel the heat coming off you," "Too much food, I guess," She said and laughed. "It's harder with this big baby inside of me. He always makes me like a cow," "For him to be healthy, you have to eat

Today made it the seventh month since Lillith's second disappearance. Not that Leon was taking notes or anything. But he sensed it from his insides. He wasn't really interested in having anything to eat at the breakfast table. All he did was push his food around with his spoon and watch Melissa speak with Delilah. He was sure that none of them remembered. Heck, why would they? They weren't the one that treated her like a piece of trash and made her leave. It was all his fault so he was ridden with the guilt of it. Lucien hadn't spoken to him or reached out to him for several months so he decided to pay him a visit yesterday. Things are different now. Lucien already forgave him but he knew there was nothing he could do to change how things were between them. It was sad that he had to lose his best friend to a situation he could have easily controlled. Pushing his seat back, he excused himself, much to everyone's surprise. He hadn't touched a thing in his food and Mel

Lilith was still recovering but that didn't stop Lucien from throwing a party. As usual, it was held at her new home with just them both and the servants. They didn't care for other people. They already understood that she was hiding from someone who hated her and only wanted bad for her. They had no idea who it was and it was safer that way. Lillith had just finished breastfeeding her baby. She took him to his nursery and laid him in his cot before shutting the door gently behind her and leaving with a smile on her face. Ever since Henry came into her life, she was filled with so much joy. One she couldn't contain. He brought peace and hope to her and being with him was all she had ever asked for and everyday before going to bed and after waking up in the mornings, she swore to protect him at all cost. She met Lucien in the hallway. He had two glasses of wine in his hand. Stretching out his hand, be handed it over to her. "Have you forgotten that I a

Something told Leon to go back to White Plateau Pack. Actually, he had sent a few of his spies. They had snuck in on the day he had visited Lucien to beg for his forgiveness. Though he wanted their friendship to be restored, he still felt something fishy about this whole thing. He believed Leon was hiding something from him but he dared not question him as that would tear them apart the more. So he asked two of his most trusted guards to sneak carefully into the pack and look around. He was to return a few days later back to the boundary of the pack to know if they had seen anything. Well, he was going today. Earlier than usual. That didn't matter. Since Delilah had given him a go ahead, who was he not to go? He knew she had seen something. Though she refused to tell him what, she knew it had to do with Lillith. He had gone with about fifty of his strongest warriors; Calvary and infantry and they were all ready to attack. He had asked them to sneak in withou