Fated to My Twin Sister's Alpha (Violet and Asher) novel Chapter 67

Violet’s POV

I couldn’t breathe.

My heart was racing as I stood there in front of her–Charlotte.

The female Alpha I had met at Asher’s challenge with the

former King.

So she was my mother.

The one I had only ever heard about in stories.

The one who had been keeping secrets from me all along.

The one who had abandoned us.

The one who made me believe that I didn’t matter and not

loved.

I had been looking forward to meeting her, picturing her face in

my dream. But when this moment finally come, all I felt was

anger.

She tricked me! She had known exactly who I was when we

met but hadn’t said a damn word!

How could she stand here now and claim that she never

abandoned me? HOW DARE SHE?!

“You-”

I stopped myself, taking a deep breath, trying to hold back the

tears. I didn’t want to break down in front of her.

“… You knew. From the moment we met, you knew who I was,

and you didn’t say anything. What kind of mother does that?!”

Pain flickered across her face, “I…I didn’t know what to say. I

know you are angry at me right now, but I only did what I had

to do.”

“What you had to? Oh do you mean your power?!” I snapped,

“You chose power over us. You chose your people over your

children! And you think you can just—just show up now and

tell me that you didn’t do anything wrong? No, you don’t get to

call me your daughter. I’m done with you. I’ll never give you

another chance to be anywhere near me. EVER!”

My three brothers all looked as shocked and angry as I was.

Michael was the calm one among us, surprisingly. Maybe

father’s last word had really changed him–he was now trying

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to control his temper.

“What about our father? You say you didn’t abandon us. But

why did father have to marry another woman? Why have we

never met you before? What you said makes no fucking sense!”

Philip snapped.

“We deserve to know what happened in the past!” Jayden

agreed.

“Your father was a good man, but I couldn’t be with him…He

wasn’t strong enough to lead my people.” She said, looking

heavy–hearted.

“Bullshit! Father is a strong warrior! A capable Beta! That’s just

another lame excuse of yours-”

“What I meant was that your father wasn’t an Alpha. He was

just a Beta. He didn’t carry any royal blook in him.”

I laughed bitterly, “So what? Just because he wasn’t an Àlpha,

he wasn’t worthy of you? Is that it? And we weren’t even

worth sticking around for? He fell for you crazily and you had

3 children together! What more do you want from him!”

Charlotte’s eyes narrowed, and she said it as if it was the most

obvious thing in the world, “I want a qualified mate by my side!

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If my mate isn’t strong enough, the entire pack is at risk. I

couldn’t let my pack fall apart just because I had children with a

man who couldn’t hold the position. I can’t sacrifice thousands

of people’s lives for the lives of 4 people. I had to think of the

bigger picture.”

4 people.

That hit me hard.

So that’s what we were in her heart–4 PEOPLE. 4 goddamn

strangers. We were no more special than other members in her

pack.

I swayed on my feet, and Asher quickly held my shoulder. He

didn’t say anything, but I could feel his presence beside me,

steady and protective. And that gave me some strength.

“So…that’s it?”

I asked. My voice wavered, but I didn’t care.

“We’re just collateral damage in your grand plan to lead? Your

own blood, your own children. And we didn’t matter. Father

married the wrong woman, but at least he fought for our

happiness once. You didn’t do shit. So don’t stand here and

make it sound like he didn’t deserve you. You can’t! You’re just

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a selfish coward.”

“Tradition can’t be overturned!” she snapped. “My pack, the

Nightshade Pack, raised a long line of seers. And magic exists in

our land. Your father is fundamentally an outsider. Even if I

had fought for him, it wouldn’t have worked. He wouldn’t fit

1. in. And the Royal Council wouldn’t have approved either. They

made it clear to me: if I didn’t make a choice, my people would

suffer. The seer also said that if I didn’t let go of the past, the

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