Lahat ng Kabanata ng Shifted Fate: The Alpha Begs Me Back: Kabanata 91 - Kabanata 100

ANDREA’S POVFor all the many, many reasons I detested Kade Nightshade, one of the most predominant ones was his ability to scramble my brain.Why else would I open my stupid mouth and tell him the truth about my relationship with Zayne? It was the one thing I could hold over Kade’s head. I knew he drove himself crazy, wondering what the relationship between Zayne and me was.It was the only weapon in my revenge arsenal, the only way I could hurt him for his lies and betrayal. And now, looking at the hope that lit up his face at the knowledge that Zayne and I were platonic, I wanted to kick myself.It was bad enough that he was here. I really thought—really hoped—I would never see him again. I was prepared to grieve the loss of what could have been, nurse my anger, eventually let it go, and then move on.But here he was, in my territory, invading my life, scrambling my brain, and causing my stupid heart to waver.Back on the battlefield, when Emrae saw Jaxon, it was electric in a new

KADE’S POVWhat the fuck just happened?I blinked at Andrea’s wolf, at the half-horrified, half-confused look on her face. Her head kept swiveling between me and Zayne’s wolf, and I could practically hear her question. It was the same as mine.What the fuck just happened?I remembered charging into battle with Andrea beside me, and then I’d smelt something…strange. Strange as the scent had been, it had also been vaguely familiar. It reminded me of the manic wolves of New York.Just as I’d registered that, I felt myself start to lose grip of Jaxon, and another familiar feeling enveloped me—bloodlust, rage, malevolence.Fenrath.I’d barely been able to struggle against his influence when I felt all those horrific sensations take over, and I lost my mind.He’d never taken a physical form previously, and while he influenced me, I was still the physical conduit for his actions. But then, It felt like I’d been trapped, watching Fenrath attack.He didn’t care about rogues or sides; all he wa

KADE’S POVWhile my head was ringing with the new information that had exploded on me like a grenade, the twins were still talking. I struggled to focus and hear the rest of their conversations.“…he was mean to her and wouldn’t let her come home with us,” Luca was saying.“Yeah, and he yelled at us,” Mateo added, shaking his head.The twins shared a look. “We don’t like him,” they declared.The man leaned in and stroked Matteo’s head. “He’s still your father, you know. Whatever your sentiments about him are, that won’t change.”Matteo shook his head. “We don’t want him as a daddy. We only want mommy.”Something pierced my heart like an iron rod.They didn’t like me.I was their father, and they didn’t like me. They didn’t want me. Just like their mother had done, the twins had rejected me.I moved away from the door, unable to look at them anymore—my children. Who wanted nothing to do with me.Because I’d been mean and I’d upset their mother.Their mother…who kept them from me. Who n

KADE’S POV“Hello, Alpha.”“David, hi. I need you to carry out an assignment.”I was calling my secretary instead of my Beta for two reasons. The first was that I was still pissed with him for the Gordon-antidote situation.The second reason was related to my recent discovery that Matteo and Luca were my children. Mason had been the one to present the evidence that squashed all my suspicions that the twins were mine. He’d been in charge of the paternity test; he’d told me I wasn’t their father.I would wait until I returned to New York to find out if there had been some sort of mistake or if the person I was supposed to trust the most—after my mate—had fed me an outright lie.For now, though, I didn’t trust him with anything.“Yes, Alpha,” David said expectantly.I proceeded to give him instructions to mobilize our pack warriors. They were an elite troupe that trained round the clock for battle. It didn’t matter that we’d had peace for a long time. That could always change in a heartb

ANDREA’S POV“How many days has it been?”Nico checked his watch. “Four.”I sighed, leaning back against my desk. “And no attacks? Nothing brewing? Not even a slight hint?”He shook his head. “Nothing.”I blew out a puff of air. “That’s good.” I looked at my Beta. “That’s good…right?”He nodded, but the crease between his brows didn’t lift. “It’s given us time to further reinforce the boundary walls, so that’s good.”“But?”He shrugged. “After the arbitrary way they attacked, why did they just stop?”I shook my head. “Maybe Kade terrified them enough? Or they heard about the troupes he’d brought in?”Kade’s troupes arrived in the early hours of the morning, four days ago and since then have been divided between helping us reinforce our boundary walls and patrolling the entire expanse of our land, on high alert for incoming attacks.But everything has been radio silent since the last battle where Kade when crazy and killed more than half a dozen rogues.So maybe they’d been scared into