Fated to My Twin Sister's Alpha (Violet and Asher) novel Chapter 139

I didn’t like the way she was being vague, but I also knew

pushing her for answers wouldn’t get me anywhere. Instead, I

changed the subject. “Enough about my baby. What’s been

happening while we were gone?”

She sighed. “The Council is pushing back hard against your plan

to destroy the Celestine flower.”

I groaned. “Of course they are. Those old bastards think they

run everything.”

Charlotte nodded. “Unfortunately, we may not need their

permission, but we do need their cooperation.”

Before I could respond, a sharp pain tore through my stomach,

making me gasp.

Olivia eyes widened. “Are you okay?”

I gritted my teeth as the pain faded almost as quickly as it came.

“Yeah, I’m fine.”

Charlotte wasn’t convinced. “Should I call Asher?”

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I shook my head. “No. He’s busy, and I don’t want him to

worry.”

Too late. Asher’s voice rang through our mind link. Too bad,

because I felt that. What’s going on?

I sighed. I’m fine.

“You’re a terrible liar,” Olivia muttered, crossing her arms.

Before I could argue, Asher’s tone sharpened. I’m on my way.

The moment he arrived, the pack doctor wasn’t far behind.

Asher rushed to my side, eyes filled with concern. “Are you

okay?”

I nodded, though I knew he could feel the truth. But before the

doctor could even check me, another voice filled the room–one

that made my heart drop.

“Don’t bother, doctor. I’ll take it from here.”

I turned, and there she was–the Seer.

A shiver ran down my spine as her eerie, knowing gaze met

mine.

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Asher stiffened beside me. “Why are you here?”

I held my breath looking at her. Everything was fine before we

came back here. What could possibly go wrong in such a short

amount of time? If anything went wrong with my child, I

wouldn’t forgive myself.

The Seer’s expression didn’t change. “Because if you destroy the

Celestine flower, your baby will not survive.”

Silence filled the room, thick with shock and dread. My breath

caught in my throat. “What did you just say?”

The Seer took a step forward. “You heard me.”

Everything I thought I knew, every decision we had made up

until now–it all shattered in an instant.

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My baby’s safety was related to the Celestine Flower? That was

the most ridiculous thing I had ever heard.

I was sure that they were manipulating me. Maybe the council

was behind this as well. They just didn’t want to get rid of the

flower.

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“No, forget about it.” I snapped at the Seer, my voice sharp as a

blade. “You can take your prophecy and shove it where the sun.

doesn’t shine. There is no universe where I let you or anyone

else use my child as a bargaining tool. I don’t care what divine

connections you have or what power the Moon Goddess holds,

my child is not up for negotiation.”

Asher reached out, his grip gentle but firm on my arm.

“Breathe, babe. Let’s not make rash decisions-”

“Rash?” I whirled on him, fury boiling under my skin. “You

expect me to stand here and watch this madness while our

child’s life is being wagered like some cheap gamble? Over my

dead body!”

The Seer sighed, hands folded in front of her like she was a

patient teacher dealing with an unruly student. “I understand

your anger, my queen, but I am merely the messenger.“”

“Oh, so now you’re just the messenger?” I scoffed. “Funny how

you never seem to foresee actual threats. Where were your

visions when Isaac was spiraling down the wrong path? Or

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