Shifted Fate by Alicia S.Rivers

Is a mistake from the Moon Goddess 37

Chapter Thirty-Seven

"Ugh." A groan from behind the chair had me slapping my hand over my mouth. "Are you trying to kill me, pup?"

"I'm sorry." I looked at my dad, but he was currently bent over, dying of laughter. "Dad?"

"Did you see how far he fell back?" Tears were trailing down his cheeks as he cackled.

"Rude." Ronnie stood and dusted off his shirt. "The both of you are rude."

"I really didn't mean it to do it." I turned to my dad. "What did I do wrong?" "Well, for one thing, you definitely weren't thinking about the size of the wisp. All your power rushed to fulfil your wish, and it was as big as it could get." My dad wiped his eyes and his laughter finally trailed off. "But Ronnie, you know it doesn't cause harm."

"I know, but I have never seen one that big, and it scared the shit out of me. Sue me." Ronnie settled back into the chair.

"Try to picture it the size of a softball." My dad motioned me to try again.

I closed my eyes. "Iccas lumin torcanta." I pictured the light a lot smaller than before and when I peaked out of my one eye, the light floated silently above my upturned hand.

closer to me, while my eyes were glued to the light. I was doing this. This was my power. It shone silver and

Almost as if I was playing with a ball and the light followed my command. Ronnie had his nose buried in my

power going to your

on this." I tossed the ball in the air again. Then I focused on making it smaller, then brighter, and each time the light responded to my intentions. "Well,

to my father, and he was

is promising. Now we can spend the rest of the time practicing

father trailed off and looked a

"What's wrong?"

is yours, as it was intended for you...but." My

until I leave and copy it into yours." I offered a solution. I knew I would have to take

little dumbstruck.

you?"

poked out a finger. "Why Is your

and his. "You sure?" "Of course." But I grabbed his arm. "But you have to make me a

Chapter Thirty Seven

course, Amy." My dad had this quizzical