Shifted Fate by Alicia S.Rivers

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Chapter Sixty-Five:

Chapter Sixty-Five

I continued eating, and finally, after the full third cart, the need to shift stopped. I looked up at the doctor, amazed, but he was still working on Ronnie's wound. But something changed, something eased. I felt a soft graze

hand on the bed and I turned to look at my uncle, and Ronnie was staring at me. I smiled. "Hi."

at my

"Hey." He looked tired, but his tired voice had the nurse and doctor jolting.

"You're awake." The doctor smiled.

Ronnie nodded and his eyes drifted close. "Thanks to this beautiful pup." His eyes glowed grey as his wolf came forward. "Thank you pup. You saved both of us while dealing with my needs, and I know it wasn't easy."

for you, Logan. You and Ronnie are my uncle." I smiled, but I felt a punch to my gut and I knew something was wrong. I stood on shaky legs and faced the door. "I need Ronnie in the bathroom.

at Ronnie and then back at me. We can't move him. He's in

choice. Something is coming, and if he isn't hidden, then we will all be dead." I didn't know how I knew, but I did. The doctor paled, but then he nodded. Ronnie threw back his blankets, and I grabbed him in

as I lifted him. "What's going on,

I carried him to the bathroom and sat him down on the toilet. Sarah came on behind me with gauze. She knelt next to him and pressed new gauze to

door after me, but I could still scent him in the room. I looked

came over.

in this room." I turned my panicked eyes toward him. "What are

nurse ran into the bathroom and I heard Ronnie grunt.

she was backing out of the room on her hands and knees. She poured out something out of a bottle and wiped it up instantly with a towel she

before donning another set. The gauze was picked up from the floor and wrapped

"What are you doing?"

of his scent as possible. Now get into the bed and act hurt." The doctor shoed me back as the nurse and he finished. I pulled in more scent,

feeling in my gut hit an all-time high and I panicked. I searched for anything I could think of to help and my fingers felt something that might save us in my pocket. I pulled out the vial of wolfsbane from my pocket. The one I always keep on me to poison my food, to train like my father trained. The one he gave me. I