Shifted Fate by Alicia S.Rivers

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Chapter Sixty-Eight

"You're dead." Ronnie screamed and tried to stand. T

"You didn't do a good enough job." Ronnie scoffed as he walked out, finally completely healed. He stomped over to my father, clearly hanging on to his anger by a thread. "I came here to tell Gavin that you betrayed us. Him. But thankfully Amy saw behind your mask before any of us could have." Ronnie came over to me and kissed my forehead. "Thank you pup."

"How are you alive?" Beck screamed, veins in his neck bulging.

"I saved him." I looked up next to my father and Ronnie. "My blood saved him. He made it here, even though you betrayed him. Even though you surprised him and attacked him. Even though you poisoned him, he was strong enough to make it here, and the doctor and nurses saved him. And do you want to know why?"

alive?" I nodded. "YOU JUST

trace my finger down Beck's face. "You could have all lived well here, the Gammas of this pack, cared for even. The best friend of the Alpha and Beta. You could have thrived here." I turned to Amara and her grandmother. "You could" have used your power to help this pack thrive and you would have been rewarded." I felt my eyes shift to the golden hue of Nix's and my

image of Aurora. Dark to her light. But wicked to the bone, same as her." I dropped her hair and reached

me." Her voice was firm, but it still trembled

I yanked. Chains and threads snapped, amulets and beads flying around the room as both women screamed. "You won't be needing any of these

pieces of her power, but she was still stuck within my grasp. I grabbed the few necklaces around Amara's neck and yanked

this time. You don't deserve to have any power until you learn how to wield it without harm. But you Amara, you and Aurora have to answer to the Moon Goddess herself. She blessed you with your wolf and power. Yet somehow you still turned from her path

that." Her

took over my forehead. There were a few gasps that went around the room and Amara sat back on her heels, Beck slumped against my hold and Amara's grandmother prayed to

nurse whisper, and I turned to

open and my father smiled as he took out his phone and snapped a