Shifted Fate by Alicia S.Rivers

Chapter Eleven

The room was full of wolves and my scent glands were going haywire. Gathering so many wolves in one place always did this to me. My nose was sensitive, and I had to take a few deep breaths to calm myself. "You girls ready?" I looked up at my father and nodded.

"Can we enter without you guys?" I asked my father.

"Why?"

I smiled over at Cas, who was on Ronnie's arm. "I..."

"You are planning something with the she-wolves, aren't you?"

"Yup." I smiled up at him and slipped my arm out of his. "If you hear a large fight, show up. But I swear, dad, if you fawn over another she-wolf in front of me, I will hit you."

My dad laughed at me. “I promise I won't and if by the smallest chance I do, you have full access to punch me in my face." He smiled down at me and I stood on my tiptoes and kissed his cheek.

"Thanks daddy."

"You're welcome, my girl."

and held my hand out for Cassie. "Let's

"Are you sure Amy?"

head with a small smile. "Chin up. Don't worry. I got you."

to stare at us. "They

heading down until we hit the bottom of the stairs. "Let's go get a drink." I pulled her to the bar

"Why are they staring?"

already told you. We look hot." I handed her a glass of champaign and clinked my glass against hers. "Your birthday is in a few days, and these men are your potential mates. Take today and enjoy it. For your

being so far. It sounded sweet at

people around us grew quiet. I smiled into my glass as Cas paled, but I patted

Aurora. She was dressed in a pale white sheath dress and matching pearl necklace. Amanda was in a pale blue bodycon dress, with a matching choker necklace. They were stunning, but no match for me

niece." Amanda stood next to her aunt with her eyes

best friend to borrow it. What is the issue?" I tilted my head to the side and stared

them, and allowed

breath and then squared my shoulders. “So?" Aurora reeled back. She sputtered in front of me for a moment. And I took a step towards them. "Who are you to tell me what I am able to do? Are you my parents?

"It matters because weaker wolves