Fated to My Twin Sister's Alpha (Violet and Asher) novel Chapter 65

Violet’s POV

We rushed back to our pack to bury my father. I should’ve felt

warm and excited to be home, but the reason we were back

here filled me with nothing but sorrow and pain.

Kylie and her mother were crying their eyes out. They looked

so heartbroken, but I couldn’t buy it for a second. I knew deep

down that the reason my father was dead was because of my

mother stealing his masculinity.

They didn’t deserve to be sad for him. Not after everything.

During the funeral, my brothers and Asher were all watching

me, like they thought I might faint or completely lose it.

Honestly, though, I was numb. I could scream, cry, and acting

hysterical like Kylie and mother, but none of that could bring

my father back.

I kept thinking about the few good memories I had with him,

those rare moments where he wasn’t the man he had become

in the end. I wished we had more of those memories. Now

everything was too late.

After the funeral, Kylie handed over a letter that my father left

for all of us. We all gathered around as Michael volunteered to

read it.

“Dear children,

Maybe at this point you all hate me so much that you don’t

even want to open this letter. But I still want to take this last

chance to explain something to you if not defending myself. I can’t do this in person. So I put it down to paper.

You all wonder about your mother. Here’s the truth: your real

mother didn’t abandon you. She left to fulfill a responsibility,

not to care for her children.”

Michael paused. There was a long silence. I could see the shock

on everyone’s faces.

“So that’s a selfless act,” Philip murmured.

I didn’t know how I felt about this. So mother left for a good

reason, but so what? It didn’t change the fact that she

abandoned her own children.

Michael sighed and read on:

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“To care for you, I brought another woman back home to be

your mother, so you wouldn’t grow up in a single–parent

family. But that choice was proven wrong at so many levels

later.

The woman I brought home was a monster. With her in this

house, there wasn’t a single day of peace and happiness. Before

marrying her, I asked her to raise all of my children as her own.

That was my only condition. She agreed without hesitation, but

never fulfilled my request. She screwed all of your lives for the

benefit of her own daughter. You have every right to hate that

snake.”

I glanced at Kylie. Her face was dark and sullen. It looked as

though she wanted to snatch the letter from Michael and tear it

into pieces. But with all my brothers here, she didn’t dare make

a single move.

Michael sneered looking at Kylie and continued:

“The chaotic life made me thinking actually. Life is never easy.

It is all about difficult but right decisions. Your mother made

that difficult but right decisions by choosing her duty over her

children. It wasn’t easy. And it came with consequence. But she

did it anyone. I have to say I respect her for that. Violet, I know

you are here, and that this is where you resemble her the most.

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When you gave up Asher for your sister, I know you are your

mother’s daughter.”

I felt a lump rise in my throat.

Father was right. I chose my duty to my sister and my family

over my love for Asher 7 years ago. But that was nothing like

what mother did. I’d never give up my children. No matter

what.

“Your mother had to put being Alpha first, which meant

putting her family second. I regret that. But this isn’t your

mother’s fault. One day, I hope you’ll all forgive her.”

There was more, of course. My father talked about Jayden,

telling him he’d make a great Alpha. He told Michael to keep his

emotions in check. He told Philip how kind he was and urged

him not to let anyone use him.

And then he got to me.

“Violet, I know I owe you more than anyone. I should never let

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