Fated to My Twin Sister's Alpha (Violet and Asher) novel Chapter 193

Asher’s POV

The council chamber was dead silent. Eyes widened, hands

clenched into fists. Exactly the reaction I wanted.

I turned to others, my voice unwavering. “From this moment

forward, anyone who questions Violet’s place as Queen or

spreads rumors about the curse will have their heart ripped

out. Their entire family will be exiled.”

A few Alphas inhaled sharply, their fear palpable. Philip

stepped forward without hesitation, “You heard your Alpha.

Consider this your only warning.”

Silence stretched across the room. No one dared to defy me

now. The weight of my words settled over them like a thick fog,

suffocating any foolish thoughts they might have had.

Just then, an applause arose.

The sound echoed through the room. My gaze snapped toward

the source of sound.

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Xavier.

:

I hadn’t seen him in a long time, but there he was, leaning

casually against the wall, a smirk playing on his lips.

“Now, that’s the Alpha King I remember,” he drawled, his sharp

eyes sweeping over the room. “You all should be grateful. If it

weren’t for Violet’s influence, Asher wouldn’t have been this

merciful. He would have killed every single one of you who

dared plot against him.”

His words sent another wave of unease through the Alphas.

The discussion shifted after that, moving to general pack

matters–territory disputes, rogue sightings, and resource

management. It was routine, but the tension from earlier still

lingered, making every exchange feel forced and cautious.

The meeting ended soon after. The Alphas quickly filed out,

most too afraid to even glance in my direction.

I quickly pulled Xavier aside.

“Where the hell were you?”

“Away!” Xavier smirked slightly.

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I narrowed my eyes. “Away?”

“Had some things to deal with. Thought some distance would

be good after everything that happened.” He shrugged. “But

then I heard about Violet and I returned as soon as possible.”

I exhaled. “She’s not well.”

“I figured.” His gaze sharpened. His smirk faded slightly as he

took me in. “You don’t look great yourself!”

“I don’t need your commentary, Xavier.”

“You lost a lot of blood, didn’t you?” Xavier asked, after looking

at me with concern.

I didn’t answer, but that was enough of an answer.

Xavier sighed, shaking his head. “Don’t worry. I have heard

about a remedy which might help Violet.””

“What do you mean?” I frowned.

His expression turned serious. “There’s a legend. About ancient

vampire curses.”

My breath hitched. “Go on.”

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“Every curse tied to vampires has a counter,” he explained.

“Silvermoon Grass. It’s a rare plant, said to grow only within the

Bear Clan’s territory. If the legend is true, it could undo the

blood curse.”

Hope.

It had been so long since I felt it that I barely recognized the

feeling.

“Do you believe it?” I asked.

Xavier shrugged. “I believe it’s worth looking into. You don’t

have many options left, do you?”

He was right.

I wasted no time. I turned to Gamma Simon.

“Get in touch with Jason. Arrange a meeting with the Bear Clan

as soon as possible.”

Simon nodded without hesitation. “I’ll make it happen, Alpha.”

For the first time in a long time, I felt a glimmer of hope.

Xavier’s return and his tip about the Silvermoon Grass–if true-

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