Reclaiming My Broken Luna by Selene Souchon

Chapter 226: Game Master

Andros's POV

I let out a heavy sigh as my gaze lingered on Asha from a distance. The wind danced around her, caressing her hair and blowing her dress like whispers of the past as she stood before our mother's womb.

I headed to her room before this, thinking that she would be there throwing a tantrum. When I found her room empty, I instantly knew where to look next, and I wasn't mistaken.

I knew deep down that she would be drawn to the quiet solace of our mother's resting place, seeking comfort in the memories that lingered there.

I softly approached Asha, stopping just inches behind her. My gaze fell on the fresh flowers adorning our mother's tomb, their vibrant colors standing out against the cold stone.

Asha glanced over her shoulder before turning her gaze back again to the ground, ignoring my presence.

I watched her, framed by the gentle sway of the wind. "People are out there celebrating while you're here choosing to mourn by yourself," I muttered to steal her attention.

Asha turned slightly, her expression resolute. "Let them celebrate. I came here to be with our mother. I know she's sad, seeing our father's illegitimate child sharing the same position as us." Her words hung in the air, heavy with the weight of unspoken feelings.

"Asha, I think Mother would be sad to see you sulking like this, and she would be more disappointed if she had known what you had done," I spoke.

my serious words. "Is that what

is against what mom had taught us." Asha's jaw clenched. "I only did what

in her eyes,

muttered with my brows furrowing together. "Your mistake caused the father to lose trust in you, and you almost earned yourself a punishment. If it weren't for me, you wouldn't

I was doing. The reason why I was so unafraid to destroy Astrid's dress was

you. You

mistake," I

as you left. Astrid was trying to convince father to give you heavy punishment to

she heard my words. She looked at me in disbelief. "Is that true? Is that really what

from her. "It's true. Do

her breath as she

answered coldly, and Asha blindly believed my lies, drawing

told you to drop this and stop opposing Astrid. You are only putting yourself

heaved as

short, rapid breaths. "This cannot be! We can't just watch her take away everything from us. Don't you see? She's

Father? What made you say that she's having evil plans?" I questioned her words