Fated to My Twin Sister's Alpha (Violet and Asher) novel Chapter 206

Chapter 206

Violet’s POV

Ava arrived just past ten–thirty. Her cloak was half–soaked

from running, her breathing unsteady, and her hand clutched a

small bundle wrapped in black velvet.

“I’m sorry I’m late,” she said, holding it out. “I had to shake off

two of my father’s men before I could get here.”

I reached for it slowly, feeling the texture of the wrap under my

fingers. Asher stood beside me, silent, tense. When I peeled back

the cloth, the silver leaves shimmered faintly under the

moonlight filtering in through the window.

“You got it,” I whispered.

Ava nodded. “Yes, it took a lot of effort and stealth to get it here.”

Asher and I exchanged a quick glance. I didn’t know what to

say–how do you thank someone for something like this?

Xavier moved first. Without a word, he stepped forward and

hugged her tightly. Ava stiffened, just for a moment, then

relaxed into it. Her cheeks turned visibly red, even in the dim

light.

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“Thank you,” Xavier said joyously. “You just saved a life. No.

Many lives.”

I could tell they were slipping into their own little world, so I

reached for Asher’s hand. We stepped away and left the room,

giving them the space they needed.

The doctor and prophet were already waiting. The moment

they confirmed it was Silvermoon Grass, they prepared the

infusion. I drank it in one go. The taste was strange–earthy,

sharp–but the effect was immediate. The burning inside me

cooled, the pressure eased, and for the first time in weeks, I

could breathe without the weight of the curse clawing at my

throat.

I placed a hand on my belly. The dull ache that had never really

gone away was gone now. Completely. I didn’t even have to say

1. it.

Asher was already watching me. “You feel it too, don’t you?”

I nodded slowly. “It’s quiet. for the first time in weeks.”

He stepped closer, resting his hand gently over mine. “The

baby?”

“He’s moving again. Strong, steady. It feels right. Like before the

curse got worse.”

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Asher let out a long breath, almost like he’d been holding it in

for days. “She really did it. I can’t believe Ava actually brought

the real thing.”

I looked up at him. “She didn’t just bring it. She risked

everything.”

“She went against her father,” Asher said. “Probably half her

clan too.”

“And still chose to help us.”

We stood there in silence for a while, just holding onto the fact

that it was finally over. That for the first time, I didn’t feel like

something was eating me alive from the inside.

Asher looked down at me. “We owe her more than we can ever

repay.”

“I know.‘ I leaned into him, wrapping my arms around his middle. “If she hadn’t come tonight.”

“She did,” he cut in softly, wrapping his arms around me in return. “That’s what matters!”

I didn’t want to think about what would’ve happened if she hadn’t. I didn’t want to picture it. For once, I didn’t have to.

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That night, Asher held me while I slept.

There were no cramps. No restlessness. No dreams that jolted

me awake.

Just his warmth, steady breathing, and the soft rise and fall of

his chest under my cheek.

And peace.

The next morning, just after dawn, Philip burst into our room.

“Asher,” he said, breathless. “Jason is at the gate. He wants in.

He’s demanding answers.”

“Alright. Let’s meet him, then.” Asher rolled out of bed and was

already reaching for his coat. I followed him, pulling a shawl

around my shoulders.

We met him in the east courtyard. He was already pacing near

the fountain, surrounded by three of his personal guards. His

eyes landed on me the moment we stepped outside.

His gaze narrowed.

“You took it,” he said, voice low and tight. “The Silvermoon

Grass.”

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I lowered my gaze just in time to hide the flicker of relief. My