Alpha Asher By Jane Doe

Chapter 225

Chapter 225

“She made you kill my brother, Asher. How can you not want this?” I whispered; my hands flush against his broad chest.

My voice was back to normal, but the sickly veins of darkness crawling up my fingers remained. They'd gotten further this time around, creeping past my knuckles and onto the tops of my hands.

The Shadows were silent, bloated on Rowena’s blood.

There were no whispers of fixing this because this time, the damage was irreversible.

Sprawled out in the dirt, covered in her own blood, Rowena muttered, “I didn’t make him do anything.”

Asher’s neck cracked as he craned his head to look down at her, a ripple of pure malice wracking his body and vibrating down the mate- bond. It wasn’t just me whose sanity was hanging by a frayed thread, but Asher too.

“Believe me, I want her dead and I want her to suffer first, but not at the cost of my mate. Look at your hands, Lola. Look at yourself.” Asher said in a low voice, one laced with caution.

I kept my eyes locked on his face, even as I shook my head defiantly. There was no turning back this time. I knew that, and everyone else needed to as well.

“No, none of that matters. I don’t matter. This is the least I can do, Asher. For you, for Sean, for every person in this pack that I failed. What kind of Luna am I if I don’t do this?” I said through clenched teeth, begging him to understand whilst fighting back tears.

The pain was too much, squeezing my heart and robbing my lungs of oxygen. The song the darkness in my veins sang grew louder. It was a melody of temptation and promise, one that spoke to the blackest parts of my soul until my fingers twitched with the urge to finish what I'd started.

Asher’s stare was locked on my face, his skin pale as he scoured my eyes feverishly. The fear in his expression made me wonder if he’d seen something flash in my eyes, or if he'd felt the darkness currently poisoning my soul.

His large, calloused hands found my face.

They cradled my cheeks like I was the most precious, fragile thing he'd ever seen.

“Do not ever say that.” Asher urged, his voice dangerously calm. “None of this is your fault.”

that, to absolve me of my role in this mess while also condemning

not because it had been his body that did

fault either, Asher.” I blinked up at him, seeing the refusal in his eyes as

left my face, a long look before nodding down

of the cells.” Asher commanded,

his eyes from me to Rowena, a dark smile toying at the corners of

a feral, rabid animal, he yanked Rowena off of the ground and slung

cried out when his shoulder slammed into her stomach, her face contorting in pain. I didn’t bother hiding how much I enjoyed the sound.

then to the witch practically

put in a cell too?” Asher asked, and much to my surprise the question was not directed

half a brain could see the shadows on Asher's

Hell, we all were.

she doesn’t need a cell.” I replied, staring Tessa down. “I don’t think I’m going to be trusting anyone for a long time, but she could’ve joined Rowena or helped her

in relief, and as I paid closer attention to

eye

I latched onto immediately. They had the same emerald tint as Rowena’s, only Tessa’s wasn’t as vibrant. Hers was laced with brown, rich, and deep, like the earth had given up a piece

to considering I was practically frothing at the mouth at

is, but are you sure it’s a

the bodies.” His voice was tight with pain,

her.” I said, wanting more than anything to be the one that carved them from

head, as I knew he would. “No magic, Lola. We

flowed through them until it blackened, took

permission,’ it

in my jaw from how hard I clenched it. “But

Zeke, and Breyona following behind, Asher and I headed to the

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