All Chapters of A Goddess Gifted by Fate: Chapter 201 - Chapter 210

Lunaya.“You will not enter the hut” Elaine demanded.“I won’t” I assured her weakly. “I mean it Lunaya. The Luna-mother made it very clear, we are to guard only. Can you be trusted with this?” she admonished me. “I won’t go inside, I swear it” I replied, giving my tone the extra firmness that Elaine was chasing. After seeming satisfied with my response, she continued, “Okay then, two more she-wolves from Tri-Moon have come to guard. They are currently running a small perimeter. They seem capable enough, but under no circumstances are they to be left at the cabin alone. Understood?” “Yes Beta” Venus confirmed, and I nodded along. “We aren’t to trust the Tri-Moon pack?” I questioned. My imagination filled me with questions and reasons as to why Elaine would make such a call. “Until we can be certain of their loyalty and faithfulness to the Goddess, only us, only the Weres I trust will be left alone with her”. I felt warmed by the fact that Elaine just inadvertently said that she

Lunaya.“That was weird, what do you think that was about?” Venus wondered out loud. “Not sure” I quipped quickly. I turned and went for the hut door. I placed the bag on the only piece of furniture in the space, a little wooden table. I paused in the middle of the room, letting the screams of pain echo around me. The poor child. She is nineteen now, she would have had dozens of heats by this point in her life. Could each bout of heat have been as intense as this one? Surely not, the pack was unprepared and unaware of it. Why is this one so different? I should have been around to teach her, to show her ways to alleviate the pain. I shook my head and went back out the door. The sun was not far from rising. The eastern sky was slowly starting to lighten. The next two guards should be arriving at any time now. Cleo and possibly Alyse I imagine. I took my place next to Venus at the door crossed my arms over my chest, and let my child's screams and wailing fill my ears.~I was right, Cle

Lunaya.“Yes, I told you, he is listening” Cole said as he tapped the side of his head. “And did he feel it too? Did he feel her presence?” the same Were asked again. “He is not sure, but would believe it if Artemis agrees”. All eyes turned back to Artemis, who just nodded his head. I grabbed hold of Elaine’s shoulder and pulled her across to my face. I pressed my cheek to hers and whispered softly into her ear, “When we arrived at the border, I told Alyse that I could feel magic in the air”. “And you didn’t think to mention this before” Elaine hissed back, “I didn’t think it was relevant before. It’s not just that, I think she spoke to me. I heard a voice in the wind that was telling me to go to her. That was right before we ran to the village and found it in chaos. The Moon Goddess was there, she told me to find our daughter” I said with assurance. Elaine sat back and stared at me wide eyed. I couldn't tell if it was disbelief or admiration on her face. “Ahem” a sound caught o

Zelena.I feel warm. Not that the air is hot, it actually feels cool and calming against my skin. But on the inside, my chest, my stomach, my cheeks, they all feel wonderfully warm and cosy. I opened my eyes and sat upright. I was in the forest. But this is not the forest around the pack lands, it looks the same, but not. I was back in the white forest, the same one from my dream. As I slowly stood up, I looked down at myself. I was wearing the same clothes, the silk skirt and soft cami, only now they were crystal white and shimmering in the light, and my feet were bare. I started to walk through the trees. My body was on autopilot, going exactly where it needed to go. The field of white flowers came into view, and as before, the figure of the beautiful woman sat in the middle.  I walked over and sat down beside her. All the while my eyes were completely entranced by her celestial beauty. She turned to look at me and smiled sweetly. I gasped audibly. I d

Zelena.My body lurched forward again, and I reappeared in the lounge room. The sun was shining through the front window. Beer bottles and empty takeaway containers littered the floor. Sitting in the middle of the room was me, only now I was older, possibly five or six. I was holding a small dirty and raggedy looking doll to my face. Tears fell down my chubby cheeks as I cried, calling out for my Daddy to come back. This must have been one of the many times that Hank disappeared for days on end, leaving me without food or means to look after myself. Selene appeared in front of the little me and I stopped crying instantly, launching myself into her arms. “Mumma, I’m hungry” little me cried. I called her ‘Mumma’. I don’t remember that. I don’t remember having a mother, or even thinking that I had a mother. Selene pulled me from her arms and sat me back on the ground. She waved her hands in front of her and a plate of meat and vegetables appeared. L