Shifted Fate by Alicia S.Rivers

Someone scoffed. Then Chris crossed his arms. "Why would you help us become

stronger? You are just making us a bigger threat to you."

I smiled. "Are there big pack wars still I haven't heard about lately?"

The question confused the men. "What?"

"Are there big land disputes that you will kill for?" I tossed another question.

"Of course not."

"Has the king stopped mediating any disputes between clans?" My words sounded confused.

"You know he will still intervene." He sounded exasperated.

"Then why would your growth scare us? Any dispute me might have will be mediated. Land will be assigned by the King. But if we are being really honest here, Chris and I try my best to be honest. Then I will say this. I am descended from the goddess. I have magic, a wolf and a Lycan. No one in your pack has a chance of standing up to me one on one. Pack against pack, our pack is bigger and better trained."

His jaw clenched. "See this is what I was saying." Chris pointed at me. "She thinks she is better than us."

I raised my hands. "I never said I was better than you. I never would have even brought this up, but you pushed it."

Chris."

at Tim. "They are

dad laughed. "My father is behind the charge to kill the king. Do you really think I have any fucking space to look down

silent. But I snickered. My father turned to me and lifted a brow. "I'm sorry, daddy. But it is a

dad just shook his head, but he swiveled his chair to face the other alphas. "Now, just

sank into his

anything that made you feel like I thought I was better than you?" My dad leaned his elbows

"That

looked up at me,

The perfect man, the perfect alpha,

from the perfect man. I ruined my pup's life, my mates, because I knew better than anyone else." He turned back to Chris. "I spent years ruining every training

head. "You are

I was. But you can ask

looked around, and Tim just nodded. "Ainsley ran to Vince's

watched as he deflated. My dad

looked back at my father. "You always

like I

And I heard..." He trailed off

took a step, but Thoth followed behind me. The movement felt second nature, but foreign at the same