Fated to My Twin Sister's Alpha (Violet and Asher) novel Chapter 194

Violet’s POV

I woke up groggy, my head heavy as I blinked at the ceiling. It

took a second to register where I was.

Asher sat beside me, holding my hand. My mother was nearby.

Asher leaned in a little. “Hey,” he said softly. “How are you

feeling?”

“Slightly heavy,” I nodded slowly. “What time is it?”

“Evening,” he said. “You were out most of the day!”

His thumb moved across the back of my hand gently. I looked

at him, remembering everything–the fight, the truth about the

medicine, the deception through which he wanted to kill my

baby. But before I could react, I noticed the chill in his hand and

frowned. “Asher. why is your hand so cold?”

He didn’t say anything.

I looked at him again. His eyes lowered. He wasn’t going to

answer me.

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“It’s because he’s given you too much of his blood,” my mother

said, her voice quiet.

My heart dropped. I turned to her quickly. “What?”

“He’s been doing it to keep you and the baby stable. But it’s

starting to take a toll on him.” She continued.

I stared at Asher, seeing how pale he looked, and for a moment,

I felt at a loss. This was my fault. Tears welled up in my eyes, but Asher simply patted my hand gently, comforting me, “I’m

fine. Compared to your and the baby’s safety, this is nothing.”

“I’m sorry,” I said, my voice trembling. I could feel it–compared

to before, his movements were slower, his strength had

weakened significantly.

“The one who should be sorry is me.” Asher leaned forward,

paused for a moment. “I’m sorry for everything. For what I tried to do with the child. I was scared. I thought I was going to lose you.” His hand squeezed mine. “You have no idea what it would

do to me if I did.”

I couldn’t say anything for a moment.

The pain in my chest felt like a knot, tightening with every word. I knew what he’d done. I’d felt betrayed, furious. But

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sitting here now, seeing him like this, I finally understood.

He’d made the worst choices out of love.

“I don’t want to lose either of you,” he said quietly. “But if I had

to choose, I’d choose you every time.””

I pressed a hand over my eyes. “You should’ve told me. We

could’ve figured this out together.”

He let out a breath. “I didn’t want to put more on your

shoulders. You were already dealing with so much.”

“I still am.” I looked up at him, my throat burning. “But now we

do this together.”

He nodded slowly.

“No matter what, I won’t allow you to keep hurting yourself.””

Seeing how weak he was, I said firmly, “If this continues, you

will die.”

“I will,” he said simply. “If it meant you’ll live.”

The words landed hard. I’d been so caught up in my own pain,

my betrayal, that I hadn’t seen what this had been doing to him.

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I turned to my mother. “There has to be another way. I can’t

choose. If I lose this baby, I.” My voice broke, and I didn’t finish.

My mother stepped forward again. “There might be.”

I looked at her, barely breathing.

Charlotte looked over her shoulder and nodded.

That’s when the door opened, and my siblings walked in.

Michael. Julia. Jayden.

I sat up straighter.

Charlotte met my gaze. “Your wolf craves the blood of your

mate the most. But high–magic blood from your bloodline–it

could ease the burden. At least enough to help you hold on.”

“What does that mean?” I asked.

“Starting today, the family will take turns. Their blood will help

control the hunger,” she said. “It’s not perfect, but it could give

Asher time to recover.”

I looked at them–my brothers, my sister. None of them

hesitated. They were ready.

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Michael stepped forward first. He didn’t say much, just rolled

up his sleeve and looked at me.

We hadn’t really spoken since he was confined to the

Nightshade Pack. A lot of things had gone unspoken between

1. us.

Michael stepped closer without saying much. He knelt by the

side of the bed and picked up the dagger from the table. With

one smooth motion, he sliced his forearm, letting the blood drip

freely into the bowl beside him.

“This is how it was meant to be,” he said, watching the blood

pool. “You were always going to be the first among us to

become a mother.” Michael continued, calm and certain.

“There’s a reason the Moon Goddess chose you. You’ve always

had that kind of heart. The kind that holds people together.“”

My throat tightened. I didn’t know what to say. I just watched

the blood, hesitating, still unsure if my body could take it. But

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