All Chapters of Fated to My Mate's Twin: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

*ASA TRINE*“Move.”“No.”“I said move out of my way.”“Not until you tell me why?”“You know why.”“Then I can’t let you out of the room.”Cain stared at me as I glared back at him. He had been blocking the way to the exit of my room for the past twenty minutes to stop me from going outside.“You can’t keep me in here forever,” I said cocking a brow at him to challenge him openly but instead of taking my bait and riling up like he usually would he simply stared at me and then shrugging once he said, “We’ll see about that.”For some reason, my plan of making him get tired of this conversation was actually doing the opposite as I found myself getting more and more impatient to escape out of here with every passing second while he seemed to be playing around with me as he entertained himself.“You are enjoying this aren’t you?” I asked making a face at him and pulling up one of his shoulders he smiled as he didn’t say anything.When he noticed me waiting for an answer he chuckled and sa

*ASA TRINE*The light at first blinded us making us wince and close our eyes. Immediately getting up from my lap Cain sat in front of me guarding me with his body to protect me from whatever it was that was happening around us.When the flash settled down a little I could see tiny specks of light slowly arise out of the crevices of the wall, out of the historic colors of the paintings, out of the beautiful strokes of the ebony inscriptions, and from the air itself. Standing up slowly we watched as the disarrayed specks floated around us and took the form of a swirl in the empty mass of space that the circular dome-shaped temple provided it.What were these lighted specks? Was it magic? A different being? Or was it the doing of the goddess herself?Looking over to her statue I found her completely covered by this magical mist and glow as if to prove her presence in this temple and in this pack and unconditionally I found both Cain and I lowering our necks in submission and respect to t

*THIRD PERSON POV*There was a sudden frigid stillness in the air that would have been perceived by anyone awake at this hour.A shadow loomed in the darkness of the room eating away at the warmth and homeliness that had been prevalent inside. This sudden change in the atmosphere although palpable was unnoticed by the occupants of the room who lay in their bed, cozily sleeping together.“So, she finally decided to greet my presence,” the shadow peering down at them mused to itself as it swiftly moved across the room and towards the open window through which the Moonlight was falling in.“Did you realize the strength I have been gaining over you?” he mocked the silver moon that stayed high and mighty in the blanket of stars unwavering by these comments of this monstrous figure.Although he said this he knew he wasn’t yet strong enough for till the moon shone in the sky no one would ever acknowledge him.“This is definitely not fair,” he muttered as if talking to a close acquaintance, “

*ASA TRINE* Hospitals in particular had so many bad memories associated with them for me, that I despised every second of the pristine white walls surrounding me right now. The air of sadness and grief that lingered in my cabin had been getting denser with every other person that came to visit me. I wanted to run away. The look of worry sadness and fear that had been cast onto their face behind a reassuring smile had been more painful to me than the fever that had been gripping me. I wondered for a second if what I was striving to do against their wishes was actually beneficial when I had been only just causing them pain. The answer to this was always a mixed reply and the dilemma of the situation was causing my headache to return back every time that I stressed about it. ‘I know the times feel difficult but you can’t give up now, Asa. The Moon Goddess has chosen you for this job. She has given you her blessings and you have to follow it through till the end, you cannot break her tr

*ASA TRINE* “They would be proud of you even though I am not really happy to send my baby sister far away.”Leia said as she wiped a photo frame with the sleeve of her hand and placed it back over the table in Mom and Dad’s room. The photo displayed a picture of all four of us together smiling at the camera with big happy grins on our faces just a few days before my parents died.Last night I had spent the night here at Leia’s place or back at my childhood home to spend some time with my sister before I would leave for the Aegon Mountains and to Elder Morris.“I know they would have been happy but can you imagine how they would have been reacting exactly?” I asked with a small smile on my face trying to imagine it, having spent only a minor amount of my wakeful years with them.“Dad would have been crying with pride and worry while Mom would be telling you to take care of yourself while supporting Dad’s over-emotional self. He had almost lost it when you had once scarped your knee w