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📌 Spanish Title:
La Doncella que Mató a los Reales
(The Maid Who Killed Royals)
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📌 Russian Title:
Горничная, которая убивала королей
(Gornichnaya, kotoraya ubivala koroley)
(The Maid Who Killed Royals)
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The Maid Who Killed Royals Part 1: The Maid in the Mansion
The sun burned bright over Seville, Spain, but Aliya Volkova felt nothing. Not the heat. Not the breeze. Not even the weight of the lie she was about to live.
She stepped out of the black car dressed not as the woman she truly was—a killer raised in the silence of Moscow—but as a delicate, soft-spoken maid with lowered eyes and careful steps.
Anna Petrova. That was the name she'd wear now, like a mask of silk hiding steel underneath.
She wore a cream blouse tucked into a navy skirt, her dark brown hair curled softly around her face. A ribbon tied around her ponytail completed the look. Harmless. Sweet. Almost invisible.
But under that polished surface lived a killer.
She passed through the tall iron gates of the Reyes estate—a palace wrapped in danger, soaked in old money and older blood. Inside this place lived the men who had murdered her father. And her brother. One by one, they would pay.
"Your name?" a security guard at the door asked.
She smiled gently. "Anna Petrova. I'm here for the maid position."
They let her in.
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The mansion was dripping with old-world luxury: grand staircases, golden chandeliers, floors polished like mirrors. It smelled of roses, secrets, and something darker beneath.
Then came a voice. Calm, masculine, laced with charm.
"¿Eres nueva aquí?" (Are you new here?)
She turned.
Santiago Reyes.
The heir to the Reyes crime dynasty. Broad shoulders, black shirt unbuttoned just enough to show a trace of inked skin, dark curls tousled in a way that looked accidental but wasn't. He held a glass of red wine in one hand and danger in the other.
She looked down. "Yes, sir. I arrived today."
He studied her.
> "Such a beautiful maid… so delicate… like she might break if you touched her wrong."
"Those soft brown curls, that shy smile… no maid ever looked like this in a royal family."
"She looks like a painting—fragile, untouchable, not meant for this world
"Your name?" he asked.
"Anna. Anna Petrova."
He gave her a slow, amused smile.
"Estoy entrevistando a la nueva l