Fated to My Twin Sister's Alpha (Violet and Asher) novel Chapter 72

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I nodded absentmindedly, but my mind was far away. Olivia

meant well but it was magic that we were dealing with here.

Even a strong Alpha like Asher was vulnerable in the face of

magic.

“Hey, frowning doesn’t help with anything.” Philip sat across

from me. “Just give your mate some credits.”

“I know. Of course I trust Asher. But the thing is.” I whispered,

forcing out a weak smile. “.Mia isn’t just my daughter. She’s

Elena’s daughter. Elena trusted me to take care of her, to protect

her. If I lose Mia, I’ll have failed as her mother and as her friend.

I won’t survive it.”

Mia’s terrified face flashed across my mind, making me shiver.

My daughter was taken away right in front me, and I couldn’t

stop it.God I may never forgive myself.

“You haven’t failed. We all know how much you love Mia,”

Olivia said, her voice soft yet firm. “Blame that goddamn son of

a bitch Isaac if you will. Don’t be too hard on yourself.”

Yet the guilt was still suffocating. I gazed out of the window,

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feeling helpless, powerless. The only thing I could do was wait,

hoping that Asher would bring back some good news.

When Asher finally returned, his expression told me

everything before he even spoke–He didn’t have her.

“We found traces of magic,” he said, his voice heavy. “But

there’s a barrier–an enchanted one–around the area where they

disappeared. It’s blocking us from finding them.“”

My chest tightened. I knew it wasn’t going to be easy. But the

cold disappointment still left me shaken. “Then what do we do?

How do we break through?”

They exchanged a grim look with one another, looking

reluctant.

“Come on just spill it if you can think of something. Anything! What are you hesitating about?!” I snapped. Mia was waiting

for us, and I didn’t want to waste a single second.

“There’s only one person who can help us,” Asher said with a

sigh, his eyes meeting mine. “Your mother.”

The words hit me like a blow.

Charlotte. Of course.

She was the only person

magic. But the idea of asking her for help made my stomach

turn.

“No,” I said quickly. “There has to be another way!”

“There isn’t,” Asher said gently. “Have you heard anyone else

practicing magic besides her? I don’t think so.”

I felt the tears welling up again, but this time they were mixed

with anger. Anger at Charlotte for putting me in this position.

Anger at Isaac for starting all of this. And anger at myself for

not being able to protect Mia.

“I don’t want to see her,” I said, my voice trembling. “She

abandoned me. She doesn’t deserve to be part of our life.”

Asher stepped closer, his hands resting on my shoulders. “I

know. I know how hard it is. Sorry babe but it’s the best

one. The only way!”

I looked at him, my vision blurred with tears.

He was right. As much as I hated it, I had to accept it.

I had sworn to myself to never speak to Charlotte ever again

but today I was breaking that promise myself. And it was

worth it. Because Mia always came first. I was willing to put my

hatred aside for my daughter’s sake.

Violet’s POV

We decided to head down to Nightshade Pack immediately to

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