Game of Destiny – A Thrilling Tale of Power, Love & Fate

Both Martin and I had surprisingly much fun at the party. After we both had refused a couple of offers to dance, people

got the picture and we spent most of the time chatting with people. Martin asked me to dance and he was a good

dancer. Neither of us had been drinking and as evening turned to night and the party got a little wilder, we decided to

head back to town. CeCe and Jessy had left at one point and we just waved to the sisters and some of the guests as we

left.

“That was a nice wedding. I was afraid it would feel stiff as I didn’t know anyone but you,” Martin said as we were in the

car.

“CeCe and Jamie are easy going. I’m not surprised they had an easy going wedding. It suited them,” I told him. We

parked on the back of the coffeeshop. “Want to take a walk before we turn in?” I asked.

“Sure.” We walked along the lake and ended up on the same picnic table where Finlay and I had sat when we first met.

The night was quiet, as most people in the town were at the wedding.

“What about you?” I asked.

“What about me, what?” Martin tried to evade.

“Are you looking for your true mate?” I asked, not letting him get away.

“Yeah. I can’t see myself settling down with anyone else, always wondering who is out there and if she is waiting for me.

I’m not saying I don’t scratch the itch once in a while,” he told me and gave me a grin. “But it’s always with someone

who knows it’s just for the night. We have a night of fun and everyone is happy.”

“Sounds like a good deal.”

“I’m not going to offer it to you,” he said.

“I hope not. I would hate to have to beat you up,” I told him. We looked at each other and laughed. We texted Sam and

Finlay while we sat looking out over the lake. Then we headed back to sleep.

***

I was stretching out on the bed in my small room and was looking at the selfie Amy had sent me. It was of her and Martin

where I had got to know her the first

and she looked even more beautiful than usual. I regretted

the pack. I was happy Martin had gone with her, I knew he would keep her safe. The two of them had grown close, in one

they had found a surrogate in

the talk about how great the gathering is going. I

But know that when you

with a beer and if I’m in a good

garden. Stay safe, Alpha.

have someone

The thing rubbing me the wrong way was my brother. Nothing new under the moon. It

years since I left his pack and he still hadn’t let it go. What was worse, he had involved our

My brother, I could ignore. Especially since I knew

matter altogether. My mother had taken every opportunity

pack wasn’t the same without me and all the others, and how my

felt the guilt of hurting my mother. She had always been a good mother,

On the other hand I felt hurt that she so clearly took my brother’s side. She didn’t take the time to

and every time I tried to tell her, she just changed the subject. As if it wasn’t important. I sighed and put my arm over my eyes. I should really

smiled as I imagined Amie making a pie in my kitchen. It wouldn’t be the

she insisted I needed to eat some of the produce. Most of it

in to the kitchen. But sometimes I would get home and there would be a bowl with carrot

how to reheat it. Or an upside down cake with whatever berries

got home while she

she would refuse to let me. So I would sit at the kitchen table watching

ever dreamed of. Maybe add a pup or two to the mix. It

my wolf knew it. In the past,

me to have some fun, but was

had no reservation. He enjoyed the evenings in

with her wolf. All in all, it confused me and my wolf. I think it was just as confusing

talk about it. If we kept it undefined, we wouldn’t need to deal

cowardly way of dealing with it. But too much was at stake. I still worried. If you buried your head

had a higher chance of getting shot in the ass. I felt myself gliding into sleep. Then

bed, scenting the air. I got up and put my pants

t-shirt over my head as

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Rador, what do I owe the honour?” I asked and bowed my head ever

room returned the gesture.

I apologise for the late visit. May I come in and

a queen size bed, a small desk pushed into

I showed him to the table and he sat

you something to drink? I only have water and ice coffee,” I