All Chapters of Shifted Fate: Chapter 591 - Chapter 600

Alannah gaped at me. “No.” She did one slow blink before she turned to Ternen. “Baby?”His smile as he leaned over to kiss her lips was heart-wrenching. He pulled back to cup her face. “You did it, baby. You have done the one thing that most Omegas have dreamed about.” A tear escaped his eye. “I’m so proud of you, baby. Now I can rest easy knowing that you have the rank to protect our pups, all on your own.” He looked to me. “I know you would have helped, but this way…” He looked back to his mate. “This way it’s better.” Alannah took a shuddering breath before she nodded once. She turned to face me. “I know you have to go.” She was putting on a brave face. “But thank you for staying and making me see sense.” She looked down at her pups in her arms and she kissed both on their heads. “I almost ruined the best thing we have ever done for my own selfishness. But I have Taryn and Talia now to worry about.” She looked back up. “Just like you have packs to worry about. So go.” I nodded on

I told my father to relax as Rowan and I started getting to work. Any and every abled bodied wolf came from the house to help break down the med tent. I had the guards move the wolves still healing to the med building in the farthest rooms. The ones that were healing but able to move on their own shuffled towards the pack house. “Amy, everything is broken down here.” Ronnie huffed out a breath. “The doctor headed back to the hospital with the people taking longer to heal, though your father refuses to go anywhere except the pack house.” I pinched the bridge of my nose. “Where is he?”Ronnie shuffled a foot. “I had Greyson put him into his bedroom.”I nodded once. “When we get confirmation that the council is here, I need you and the others to-”Ronnie waved me off. “I have everything ready with the descenting spray. Don’t worry.” I nodded and checked the clearing once more. “Let’s head back.”I turned on my heel and we started back. “Are the guards moving everyone to the Agora?”Ron

There was a knock on the door, and it swung open. “Alpha…The council and their guards are here.” Tawny, an Omega, stepped back with a bow, and the Elder Council walked into the office. I lifted a brow, and with a sarcastic smile. “Come in.” I waved a hand at the few chairs I had, and the five men walked in. I lifted my lip in disgust, which I covered with a cough when I saw there were no women in their ranks. Nix scoffed. Your surprised? Megan snorted from where she was wrapped around our magic. Come on, Amy, they scream progressiveness with their nine hundred-year-old cloaks, and the arrogance that old men carry. I had to cough again, but I waited until they were all settled. “You will have to forgive me. I didn’t know you were coming, and I have never been introduced to all of you.” I crossed my arms and leaned onto my father’s desk. “What can I do for you, gentlemen?”One man smirked. “Forgive our intrusion, but we have heard rumors of a pack operating on these pack lands, and w

The scent of panic permeated the air, but Theo scoffed. “Vince wasn’t a smart man, but he wasn’t stupid either. He had everything coded on his computer with those stupid fucking codes he made everyone do.”Marcus nodded. “He was a stickler for them.”Evan took in a deep breath. “And the code answers he mailed out every month.” He wiped his face. “We thought it was overkill, but Garith agreed with him.” He patted Yarrow’s shoulder. “We are fine.”Yarrow nodded, and slowly the air in the room cleared. Their arrogance surged back into their demeanor. He turned to me and forced a smile. “You had us, but we have contingencies built in for exactly this kind of scenario.”I still played dumb. I raised my hands. “Look, I am only relaying what I know. Vince and his ranked wolves are jailed or dead. Verity is dead. Garith…whoever that is, is dead.”Marcus, who was still seated, leaned closer to the desk. “You are saying you don’t know who Garith is?” He raised his eyebrow. I saw all the men sni

Everyone whirled as a bookcase was pushed open, revealing Rowan, Ronnie and my father. The three men walked confidently into the office, my father looking completely healed. Rowan walked around the room and stopped in front of Silas. “You have shown that you are an honorable wolf. Thank you for always guiding me and training me as I grew older.” He held out his arm and ignored the four men who jumped to their feet and backed away against the far wall. Silas grasped Rowan’s forearm and then bowed his head. “It has been not only my honor to teach you but a privilege.” Rowan pulled him into a hug, and the star above his brow faded. “But how can you be so sure about me?” Silas pulled away and dropped to a knee. “I have been complacent and allowed others to move against you.”Rowan stopped his bow with a hand. “Not everyone is the best judge of character.” I cut my dad a look and smirked. He pointed at my face and gave a tiny growl. I raised my hands in surrender, but I stood and made my