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

‘Amie!’ The mindlink from Medow woke me up.

‘Medow?’ I asked.

‘It’s time,’ she told me. I was wide awake at once.

‘On my way,’ I linked her as I was putting on my pants and trying to pull a t-shirt over my head at the same time.

‘Please hurry.’ The last link had me worried something was wrong. We had been preparing for weeks for Medow’s and

Sam’s daughter to be born. Her parents had arrived two weeks earlier and they were lovely wolves. Her mother and I had

got along amazingly as we helped Medow get ready. I sprinted out of the pack house and headed for their house. Finlay

joined me and we both grinned at each other.

“Shelly has also gone into labour,” he informed me.

“Two pups the same night? Did you put something in the food?” I teased him. He laughed.

“I will head over to Jake and Shelly first. Let Medow and Sam know I will be there to keep her dad company as soon as I

can,” he said. I nodded as we split up. I arrived at the house, knocked on the door and walked inside. Medow dad was

walking back and forth in the living room.

“The Alpha will be here soon, we have another pack member giving birth as well,” I told him. He smiled at me and

nodded. I headed up the stairs and headed for the bedroom. I knocked on the door and heard a loud growl. Oboy, Sam

was in a good mood.

‘That better be you, Amie,’ Medow mindlinked me. I stepped into the room.

“Oh thank goddess!” she exclaimed when she saw me. She was sitting on the edge of the bed, leaning against her

mother that held a cloth to her neck. Next to them, Sam stood and looked from me to the two healers that stood in a

corner.

“For the sake of the moon, Sam. Get a grip. We are all here to help Medow,” I huffed as I closed the door behind me.

“She is in pain,” he said. I could hear the equal parts of fear, panic and anger in his voice.

“I know. But she won’t be in any less pain because you act like a cave wolf.” I told him. I walked up to Medow and kissed

her head. “You are doing amazing, I’m proud of you. Don’t worry about the idiotic mate you have. I got him,” I told her.

She relaxed and let out a giggle.

“I knew it was a good idea to have you here,” she told me. I smiled and walked up to Sam and put my hand on his

shoulder.

“You should focus on supporting your mate. I will make sure no one does something stupid. The only thing that matters

is Medow and the pup. That is your job. I will take care of everything else. Finlay will make sure everything is okay

downstairs when he arrives. He just needed to look in on Jake and Shelly. You are not the only one who is getting ready

to have a pup today.”

“Oh, that’s exciting,” Medow said.

doing good,” her mother remarked. I smiled and

let everyone know Jake and Shelly had a daughter, the pack had

gave birth to a girl. She

almost white blond hair

with the little one in her arms, Sam was sitting next to her,

mesmerised by his daughter. Medow’s mother was

the door and Finlay stepped into the

told our friends

him by the bed so he could bend over and

parents. “Have you decided on a name?” Medow looked up at her mate

I felt a pang in my heart and

he sent out the second pack

born. I gave Medow a gentle hug and kissed Sam on the cheek before I left

walked downstairs and I talked a little with Medows’ father

and Finlay and

is orchestrating a fest both

and

off and take a

need some coffee and I’m good to go. You have been awake just as

napping,” I told him.

just sat around waiting, you

had it out for the poor healers at one

you saved two of our healers’ lives. They are useful to have around.” I laughed

breakfast?” I

minutes and grab lunch instead?”

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at me. “Maybe you should get some food and

that bad. I will be

turned around to see Cadence and his

hear congratulations are in order. How is your mom?”

resting and dad is keeping an eye on them.

pack house,”

being a

not much for me to do right now,” he

brother told me I was really boring the first year of

get better,” I said.

Mari told her little

an amused look. We joined the two of them for lunch and the other pack

to the

casseroles I know Matilda has ready and hand them to the two families,” I

some on if you need a nap,”

nap once I’m done,” I promised. I reluctantly nodded and I headed for the

big food package for each of the families and

and Sam’s place. Her father took the food and thanked me.

house next.

brought Beta Amie!” he called at the top of his lungs.

you need to keep your voice down. Rosa and your mother

whispered and looked like a sad

Beta,” he then

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