Shifted Fate by Alicia S.Rivers

We pulled the sheets off of everything and then spent a few minutes bringing extra chairs in for everyone. My dad took his chair and patted the chair beside him. Ronnie leaned against the window, facing the door.

My dad grabbed my hand. "I have missed you, baby girl."

"I missed you too, dad." Nix pushed forward, our eyes flashing.

"We have all missed you." Nix's smokey voice came from my lips. Loki pushed forward and smiled.

"Once this is done, I want to go for a run. With both of you." Loki's eyes were mirrors of my own. "I still have a pup I haven't met."

Megan psuhed forward, and I felt my eyes shift to her brown ones. "I would really like that."

Loki receded, and my dad reached his hand out. His finger tips danced under my left eye. "I never knew." His thumb pressed into my cheek. "I'm sorry."

Megan tilted our head and chuckled. "Amy didn't even know I existed until you taught her magic. Without you, I would have stayed hidden, like last time." Megan lifted our hand and snagged his. "Never apologize for something you couldn't help."

There was a knock on the door. My dad squeezed my hand once before he dropped it. "Come in."

father came in with a few other alphas following behind him. "Bad time?" "Not at all." My dad gestured to the chairs.

in this room when I was younger.

grown up." Alpha

indeed." I gave them all a quick bow and then I settled back

I looked at him. "What happened after you left here?" I opened my mouth to start, but there was another knock. My dad turned towards the door, and before he could say anything, a man came in. He was huge, taller than any man I had ever met. Nix snorted. He's a little shorter than the king. I drew in a breath and shushed my wolf. She snorted out a laugh,

his attention. He cleared his throat. "You told me you were coming back here with the alphas figured

our next

had a

was low,

because his voice was warped. Heturned

grab him a chair." My dad nodded

and came back with a chair. He slid it next to

chairs, taking a seat next to me. He looked over at me for a long second before he shifted his gaze to my dad. "You were just starting?" He

I turned to him. "Start when you left here. I already caught everyone up to speed about