Fated to My Twin Sister's Alpha (Violet and Asher) novel Chapter 197

Violet’s POV

Ava stepped forward with poise, offering Asher a polite bow.

Her movements were precise, measured.

I had heard of Ava before–Jason’s only daughter, the pride of

the bear clan. She was a warrior, a diplomat, and most

importantly, a figure Jason had been grooming for something

bigger. Something like this. She had the kind of presence that

made people stop and pay attention, without her needing to say

a word. Even standing silently behind her father, she made an

impression.

Jason followed her gesture with a slight grin, watching Asher

carefully. “So,” he said, voice casual, “what do you think of my

daughter?”

“Impressive,” Asher said with a smile. “Miss Ava looks no less

capable than any warrior here.”

“And what about as a mate?” Jason continued.

The entire gathering of wolves erupted in murmurs, some

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looking visibly angered. I was stunned–I hadn’t expected Jason to have such intentions. The competition was just a ploy, a way

to showcase his daughter by comparison.

My wolf howled in my mind, provoked and eager to be

unleashed. Pregnancy had made us even more temperamental. But not now. I forced myself to remain composed, suppressing

the urge to shift.

But I would never allow Asher to be with anyone else. He was

mine–only mine.

Jason remained unfazed, waiting in silence. Asher furrowed his

brows and said sternly. “I already have a queen.”

Jason laughed, a deep chuckle that filled the room. “I know, I

know. Wolves are so. monogamous. One mate, one bond. But in

our clan, it’s common to have more than one. The royal family

especially. More mates, stronger alliances.”

I noticed a few of Jason’s warriors nod subtly, like they were

aware of what was going to happen here.

Asher’s jaw tightened. “I apologize, but I’m not interested. Violet

is enough for me.”

But Jason didn’t give up because of this, he leaned back slightly,

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still smiling. “Of course. But hypothetically. what if she can’t

bear you a healthy heir?”

The air turned cold.

Every single person in the room tensed. Not just our wolves-

everyone.

Asher’s eyes stayed on Jason, narrowing just a fraction. Then

came the sound. A low, sharp growl rumbling from Asher’s

throat. It wasn’t loud–but it cut through everything. A threat.

Philip took a half–step forward. Simon’s posture shifted too.

Every wolf in the room caught the signal.

Across from them, the bear warriors responded in kind.

Shoulders squared, feet planted. One of them reached toward

their belt but stopped when Jason gave a brief wave of his

hand.

My heart kicked against my ribs.

Jason held up a hand. “Relax. It’s just a question.”

Asher didn’t move. His voice was quiet when it came, but there

was no mistaking the fury in it. “Violet is my Luna. My mate.

Don’t test me again.”

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There was no mistake in his tone. That was a line, and Jason

had gotten far too close to crossing it.

Just as the atmosphere grew increasingly tense, a child’s voice

suddenly came from the side.

“Mama!” It’s Mia.

Mia ran into the room, her steps quick and arms wide as she

darted past the startled guards.

“Are these the bears?” she asked, looking up at the warriors

with awe. “They’re huge!”

Some of the guards behind her scrambled to catch up, clearly

having tried–and failed–to stop her.

All eyes followed her. Every posture eased slightly, the tight

coil of aggression slipping loose.

I rushed to her before anyone else could move, scooping her

into my arms. “What are you doing here?”

She giggled, pointing at the warriors. “I wanted to see bears! I

have never seen them.”

“What a cute little girl.” Jason smiled. “She’s curious.”

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“Well, she’s a child,” I replied with warn, brushing a hand

through Mia’s hair, then walked over and stood beside Asher.

I placed a hand on his arm. “Let it go.” He nodded, reluctantly

tearing his gaze away from Jason.

Olivia appeared at the door just a moment later, worry etched

into her face. She didn’t say anything, but her eyes scanned the

room, quickly picking up on the tension that still hadn’t fully

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