Shifted Fate by Alicia S.Rivers

Is a mistake from the Moon Goddess 116

Chapter 116

"Say it." 1 growled out one last time, already losing my patience.

"You did this." He crumpled to his knees, heaving. "It would have been perfect if you weren't here." He cried into his hands, and if he would have stopped there, I wouldn't have suspected him. But he is Morgan, and he is an idiot. "Why couldn't you have just died in the fucking attack?"

I froze.

How did he know about the attack? He continued to cry and scream, but I was focused on the words that seemed to flow like lava from his mouth. It was pure hatred. Hatred of my father and me. "If you would have just died when

your

dad was attacked years ago, I wouldn't have had to raise you. Money that your mother would have inherited would have been mine, or Vinces. We would have been set. But no, you both survived. It wasn't until you father was stupid enough to cheat on her that she moved here." His voice tailed off as he looked up at me with hatred in his eyes and I knew in that moment that my father was right.

Morgan?"

in

whispering about the plans they made that failed. I was floored. It was all planned out and my parents almost played directing into

bedroom in silence, but she pulled me into it and straight into my bathroom. She turned the water on full and pressed her lips to my ear

"Why not?"

we take when we come here is that the Alpha can listen to all mind-links, and he does. Vince

"Like us?"

nowhere. And he has always kept an eye on me." She pulled back and stared

like he lost his mind. He was mumbling to

"About what?"

I should have died in the attack the attack that no one but Dad's pack should

the fuck?" I heard her over the water and I shushed her. "Even if that did happen, why would they

he said then you would have come here and no matter who you would have chosen when Vince made you get into another relationship, the money would have been theirs. They were working together the entire time. Vince, with his stupid use of the old laws and Morgan rushing in to be your saviour." When I finally finished explaining it to her and pulled back, the fire was back in her eyes. My mother was once again pissed off. She stomped around my small bathroom, oursing under her breath until there was a knock on my door. But it sounded like I was in the shower, so I wrapped my robe