Shifted Fate by Alicia S.Rivers

Chapter 590

My mom took the baby straight to the bathroom to get cleaned up as I handed Alannah her son. She cooed over her son, Ternen huddled over her shoulder. They were exactly as a couple should be. Totally and irrevocably in love with their pup.

and

My mind flashed to my pup, and the scent I had memorized, before he was ripped from me. I felt the burn behind my eyes as I looked away from the trio. Wendy was there with her hand outstretched. I smiled sadly as I took it. “Was it that obvious?”

She shook her head. “To others? No, to me? Yeah.” She pulled me into her arms, and hugged me. “You are allowed to miss your pup.”

I sighed. “I know. But I have other things to worry about right now.”

She shook her head. “Nothing will ever be more important than our pups.” She hugged me closer as my mom came out. We both turned to see the new baby. And like her brother, she was perfect. But her blessing was on the right side, instead of the left like Taryn.

“Here is your daughter.” My mother handed the couple their second baby. She stepped back to give them space. She came to stand next to us. “We will have to wait until her body pushes out the rest, but she is in the clear now.” My mother took in a deep breath, and I knew she was about to turn to question everything, but there was a flash.

to the bed, and Alannah started to

“I know.

and I saw a flash of fear.

question as she leaned over the small family. “They are perfect.” She gave them a soft smile before she reached out and traced the stars on their shoulder. “I won’t say what their blessings are.” She tilted her head to look Alannah in her eyes. “These are for them to figure out when they come of age. But you. You did so well.” She leaned over and kissed Alannah on her brow, and a trio of stars sprang to life on her brow. “Even with everything that happened this night, you still made the right choice. Even

“She’s right.” He kissed his mate. “You are the strongest woman

words were laced with sorrow. I think her brain caught up with her words, and her eyes snapped to mine.

reason to fear speaking your truth.” The Goddess sighed. “You have lived a hard life in your o. d pack. Of course, there is resentment.” She poked Alannah’s forehead. “But they won’t serve anyone,

on me. I nodded. “It’s fine. My father’s pack isn’t like

room. “What do you mean?” Alannah

They were

his pups. “It’s almost unheard of for two Omegas

of, but not impossible.” The Goddess traced the stars on

for our boy. Talia, for our

her shoulders. “Alannah,