Shifted Fate by Alicia S.Rivers

I limped into the pack house. Every step was a struggle because I still refused Nix and Megan's offer to heal me. I needed to smell of antiseptic and blood.

You are as dumb as Rowan is. Nix growled as I forced myself up the stairs. I walked slower than I needed to, but I really needed the pack to start gossiping.

An omega came over and offered his hand. "Thank you, Jeffrey." I gasped as he walked me up the stairs.

His smile was soft. "You remembered my name?"

I smiled back at him. "Of course I did. You brought me my lunch a few times." He nodded. "Why wouldn't I remember your name, then?”

"Most Alpha's wouldn't." He whispered it, like it was a secret.

I just laughed. "I'm not like other alphas." The laugh forced me to pause, so I could cough. Blood spewed from my mouth but I wiped it off with my shirt.

"Are you okay?" His voice was soft, worried.

I nodded. "I just need to get to my office to get the last of my work done."

"Last of your work done? Are you going somewhere?"

I nodded again and then started up the stairs again. I let my chin wobble a bit. “I

approval to transfer out of the pack." He gasped

omegas here were looking forward to having

going to be your luna and

are you leaving?" His

tear to drop. "Tonight." I turned to him.

smiled

pack? If anyone wants to say goodbye to me, they can stop at the house. I'm having dinner with Rick and Alannah. But anyone can stop in. If you could tell the parents of the pups. I used to help with their class and I want to

started to the office. I was completely worn out by the time we got there. "Amy?" Jeffrey hesitated as I shuffled

I sighed as I closed my eyes

pleasure

eyes snapped open as he bowed. He bent at

Heber

hit his head on the

desk as he came up. "I hope this move will give you everything you

the burn of real tears as I smiled at him. "Thank you, Jeffrey." He turned and left me alone in my office. I had to force the tears away as I booted up my computer. I pulled my laptop out and got readyd connected my laptop to the desktop with an ethernet cord, and then once everything was ready, I started the program I created with the backdoor password. Once it was running, I turned back to the office computer to fight off the

pulled out my phone and

the attackers pretty quickly, so when the fax came

it. I had just folded

smirked as I stumbled my way back to