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

I was walking to where I was to meet Elder and his mate. I was feeling doubtful if I should be going or not. As soon as

Finlay and I had got back to the cabin, we had told everyone about the council’s decision and then we had called home

to tell the pack. No one had taken it well. I had been set on staying in the cabin and doing my part in trying to calm the

pack down, but Finlay had told me to go and meet my brother. We were to meet half way between their cabin and ours.

It would give us some time as we walked to the more dense part of the forest to shift.

“Amie?” I had been lost in my own thoughts, but as my name was called I looked up and saw Cindy looking at me.

“Oh. Hi, Cindy,” I said.

“So the rumour was true?” she asked.

“The rumour?” We had never been close friends, but we had got along for the most part.

“That you were here. Does it mean the part about you and the Alpha still being mates is true as well?” she asked.

“It is, at least for now,”I told her.

“For now? Rejected for a second time?” I frowned.

“We both feel it’s for the best.” It was her turn to frown.

“I just don’t get it. If I was mated to an Alpha I would fight tooth and nail to keep that bond,” she said.

“I guess we are just different that way.”

“So you aren’t even going to try and persuade him? I mean you have grown up nicely, a little womanly persuasion and

the mate bond helping you out. I think you could win him over,” she told me, looking me up and down.

“Eh, thank you? But I think I will stick to our agreement,” I said. She was about to say something else, but was

interrupted.

“Cindy. Amie is going to meet Beta Elder and Becky. Don’t hold her up.”

“Yes, Alpha. See you around, Amie.”

“Sure Cindy. It was nice seeing you,” I said as she walked away. For the first time in my life, I desperately wanted her to

stay. There was an awkward silence between me and James.

“I heard about the council decision, I’m sorry. It has to put a lot of pressure on your pack’s team,” he said.

“Thank you. Yes, I think we will see it as motivating.” He nodded.

comes to worst, you always have a place in the Eagel Forest pack,” he said. I managed to

that. I need to get going.

Beta Amie. Please stay safe,” he said as he walked the opposite direction of me. The interaction left me even more confused. I decided to not think about

hair and happy eyes made her look cute as a

intensively as

had the best of days,” Elder said and

told him and hugged him

this is my mate, Becky,” he said, and his pride was

said. I reached my hand out to her. She gave me a big

heard so much about you. We are family,” she told me and gave me a warm hug. It took me

returned

please don’t judge me based on anything

I was

to read the complete version of this

us now and

I do not,” Elder

get along great,” she told me and hooked her arm in

about him?” she asked.

I even have some nice ones mom and

“Amie!” Elder warned me.

her, darling,” Becky told

to tell you things which make me look bad,” he complained. Becky and

smiled.

would never,” I told

liked Becky, I could see why Elder had got her as a mate. She had the

good place for shifting and got ready. I could feel the

looking forward to meeting both my brother and his mate’s wolves. I

clothes.

said on

seen a red wolf,” Becky said. My wolf puffed out

his hand, I allowed him to

are almost as big as my wolf,” he told me. I

Becky shifted into their wolves. I had seen Elder”s wolf before. He had matured and his sandy wolf

did

the wolves were better than humans at reading body language.

right. My wolf enjoyed running with family. When we reached a hilly part of the forest, I felt like

nipped at the hind legs of Elder’s wolf and then took off running. I could hear the two other wolves chasing

They had the advantage of being able to mindlink and soon Elder made

and nipped at my tail. As me and Elder set off after Becky, my

We continued to play for over an

us were trotting, side by side,

on. I had the biggest

get it now,”

said something she didn’t mean to say.