Fated to My Twin Sister's Alpha (Violet and Asher) novel Chapter 42

chapter 42

Asher’s POV

“I was so proud of you…so, so proud son.”

I saw my father standing there, and for a second, I almost

couldn’t believe it.

He looked at me with those familiar eyes that were full of warmth, pride, and just a hint of that sternness I had grown up

with.

“Thanks dad… What are you doing here? Wait, where are we?” I

tried to remember what happened before we got here. But it

was a complete blank.

My father didn’t answer my question. He instead said, “You had

grown into a reliable Alpha. I believe I have left the members

and the pack in good hand. Just remember to take good care of

your brother and Violet. They are your family. When there’s a

danger, they are the ones you can turn to.”

His voice was soft but full of meaning. My father had always been the one to teach me, guide me, but this time, it felt

different.

There was something in his tone–a sadness, a finality that

made my heart tighten.

“Dad stop this. Why are you saying this anyway? Where the

hell are we?!”

I looked around, trying to make sense of where we were. A

huge fog surrounded us. It was a dense white wherever I

looked. I’d never been here before. It didn’t look like any part of

my pack, not the forest, not the fields, not anywhere I knew.

“Where are standing outside?” I asked, confused. “Aren’t you

supposed to be in the hospital?”

Suddenly, I remembered it. My parents had been in the hospital,

injured by the fire. I was so furious, and desperate, and

helpless…I wanted to protect them but I failed. The doctor said

we could only wait for a miracle…

“Have you all recovered yet? What did the doctor say?” I asked

urgently.

My mother stepped forward, her eyes glistening with tears. She reached out and touched my face, her hand warm against my

cheek.

It felt real, but everything else felt wrong, like it was all slightly

out of focus.

“We’re so happy to see you again, honey, just before we leave,”

she said, her voice trembling. “This might be the last time.

Promise me you will stay happy and safe.”

My stomach dropped.

“What do you mean?” I shook my head, breathing fast. “No, you‘

re coming home. You’re both getting better. We’ll go back

together, just like before! Don’t leave me again mom!”

I reached out, trying to grab hold of them, to pull them close,

but my hands met nothing but air. It was like they were just…

fading away. My heart pounded in my chest, my breath coming

in ragged gasps.

My father’s voice echoed around me, softer now, like it was

coming from far away. “The truth is an illusion,” he said.

“Everything you see is only what others want you to see. You

must always stay vigilant.”

“No!” I shouted, my voice breaking. “Stop! Just… Just come back!

Please.”

My mother’s eyes were full of sorrow, but there was a small,

sad smile on her lips. “We always wanted to travel, your father

and I,” she said. “Only this time…it’s going to be a long trip.”

“No, no, no. NO!”

I shook my head, tears streaming down my face.

“…This has to be a dream,” I whispered to myself, my voice

cracking. “…I want to wake up. Or at least let me go with you. I

can’t lose you.”

My mother’s expression softened, and she said, “Think of

Violet, sweetheart. If you leave with us, she’ll be all alone.”

Her words cut through the haze of my grief. Violet. Yes, what

about Violet? I loved her more than anything. How could I even

think about leaving her behind? How could I be so selfish?

My mother’s voice grew gentler, almost like a breeze:

“…Take care of Mia, and the rest of your future family. You

have so much love to give. They all need you.”

I wanted to say something, anything, but my throat felt like it

was closing up. Before I could force the words out, everything

around me seemed to blur. I felt the connection I had with my

parents slipping away like sand through my fingers. The

chapter 42

warmth of their

Com anu aivne.

ard, my heart

¿ged breathing.

ne nurses, not Violet.

My eyes shot open, and I was back in my w

pounding, my face wet with tears.

It was dark, and the only sound was my ra

Nobody was around. Not the doctors, not t

Even my parents were gone.

I was alone.

e a hole had been

d to move.

old floor, and before I

window and into the

house.

ing against the earth

g around me. I ran

ve out, until my

d let the tears come.

rest, filled with all

1. ds. I felt like I was

The emptiness I felt was overwhelming, lik

torn through my chest. I had to get out. I ha

I stumbled out of bed, my feet hitting the c

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