Fated to My Twin Sister's Alpha (Violet and Asher) novel Chapter 69

Chapter 69

Violet’s POV

Despite the heaviness in my heart, I knew we had to go back.

Asher had his duties, and we couldn’t stay trapped in grief. I felt torn. Part of me wanted to remain here with Jayden and my family, wanted to shield him from the weight of the world. But the reality of the situation was clear: we had no choice. We were King and Queen now.

On the way back, I gazed out of the window thinking about what Charlotte said about duty over family. Was I choosing

duty over my family right now? Were we the same type of

person?

I knew Asher had been stealing glances at me. He was worried,

just like the rest of my family. They were all worried that I

would be crushed by what happened. But all I needed was a

little time to process everything alone. I was ready to talk to

anyone yet.

And Asher had been very cool about this. He didn’t push me to

open up, which I really felt grateful.

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Just a little bit more time, my love. Then I would go back to you.

“Hey.”

Asher’s voice was soft and gentle, like I was some delicate china

and he was afraid of breaking me. He leaned over and

whispered, “There’s another 4 hours ahead. Do you want to

take it quick break before-”

SCREECH!

Without warning, the car swerved sharply to the right, veering

off the road. I cried and fell into Asher’s arms. The car skidded

to the left again, and we both tumbled onto the back seat.

“What’s going on!” I cried.

Asher straightened up, his posture stiffened, and I saw him

glance in the rearview mirror, his eyes narrowing as he

scanned the area around us.

“They are here. We are ambushed,” he snapped.

My heart skipped a beat. I looked out the window, trying to see

what he saw, but all I could make out were the familiar trees

and the empty stretch of road ahead.

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There was nothing–no one. But Asher was certain. I could tell

from the way his jaw clenched, the way his muscles tensed.

“Who’s there?” I asked, my voice shaking. “Is it hunters?

Rogues?”

Asher’s eyes flicked to the side mirror, and then to the road

ahead. “Stay alert.”

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I wanted to ask more. Yet suddenly, the sound of a sharp pop

echoed through the car. I felt the vehicle lurch again, and

before I could react, the tire exploded, and the car swerved

violently to the side.

My heart was in my throat, and my hands gripped the seat for

dear life.

“Hold tight!” Asher shouted.

But it was too late.

The car slammed into a tree with a deafening crash!

At the very last second, I saw Philip turn around from the front

seat, using his body to shield us from the splashing glasses. I

wanted to scream at him telling him to protect himself, but it

was too late.

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Everything went black.

I woke up to pain.

Sharp, overwhelming pain. My head throbbed, my body

bruised. Someone was pulling me out of that crashed car.

But what tore through me the most was the panic as I

remembered everything that happened.

The explosion. The crash. Philip. My brother.

“Asher!” I screamed, my voice hoarse with terror. “Philip’s still

in the car!”

I tried to move, but everything felt sluggish, as though the

world were moving in slow motion. Asher was by my side, his

strong hands pulling me out of the wreckage, but all I could

think about was Philip.

“Philip! Where’s Philip?” I cried, struggling to break free of

Asher’s grip.

“Violet, calm down! He’s coming. He’s alive,” Asher said, his

voice steady, but there was an edge to it. “We need to get you

away from here first.”

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I fought him, my mind refusing to let go of the image of my brother, trapped and hurt. The wreckage. The fire. It was all too

much to bear. My breath came in ragged gasps, my heart

pounding in my chest.

“Let me see him!” I screamed, trying to push past Asher. “He’s still in the car. Go save him! Please, I’m begging you Asher…”

But Asher still dragged me out first, ignoring my pleading. The royal guards and medical team arrived soon after that. They

began to work quickly and rescued my brother. I gazed over Asher’s shoulder and saw it-

The scene felt like a nightmare. Philip was unconscious and

bloodied. He was pale and quiet, almost like he had stopped

breathing.

“God no…” I covered my mouth, choking.

My brother was surrounded by people trying to save him. They

gently put him on a stretcher and was about to take him away.

But I couldn’t watch them take him. What if I never see him

again? What if something happened again when I wasn’t there.

No, No I can’t-

“Please, let me go with him!” I cried, trying to push past the

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medical team.

Asher caught my arm before I could move, “Violet don’t! He

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