All Chapters of A Goddess Gifted by Fate: Chapter 321 - Chapter 330

Zelena.I felt pretty good after Nat left in search of Smith. She found her true love, and I had figured out what had been making her so down. I was so happy for her, and yet selfishly sad for myself. Nat was the first girl that I ever connected with. She is literally my first girlfriend. But now she will be moving away, hours away. I’ll be losing my friend, my sister, and my baby will be losing its aunt. I know I shouldn’t feel like this, I should be overjoyed for her. But I can’t help it. Through all my own selfish sadness, I keep coming back to poor Smith. He’ll be devastated, at first, but I know he’ll be okay eventually. It’s still going to hurt him though, and with him hurting, I’ll be hurting too. Gunner has told me a bit about Smith and his past ways with his many she-wolves, so I can only assume he’ll work himself out. Now that I think about it, Smith and I never really talked about his relationship with Nat. That is a lapse on my part. I have really been a shit friend to him

Zelena.“Where are we going?” I asked as I looked up at Gunner's smirking face.“You’ll see” he answered and held me tighter. We only ran for a few minutes, stopping when we came to a stream in the middle of the forest. Gunner wasted no time in setting me down and capturing my lips in his, in a steamy passionate kiss. I leaned into him and gave myself over to the intoxicating taste of his mouth. He made quick work of my shorts, pulling them down my legs and helping me step out of them.“Have I told you how sexy you look in my shirts?” he mumbled as his mouth roamed up my bare legs. I brushed my fingers through his hair and gripped hold of his dark blonde locks.“Once or twice” I answered with a breathy voice. Gunner's mouth found the spot between my legs, forcing me to gasp in surprise when he ran his tongue along my lips.“Take it off, then lay down” he commanded. I didn’t hesitate and quickly tossed the shirt aside. Gunner growled with delight when he noticed I had no bra on. He too

Zelena.Smith and I headed back to the main house, with Tobias close behind. We sat down on the porch swing as Tobias perched himself on the railing opposite us. We sat quietly for a minute or two, with Smith rocking us gently. I studied the side of his face as he looked out over the village. His dark red hair sat in a mess of shaggy curls on top of his head. Some tendrils were long enough to reach his eyes, while others hung down past his neck. Smith’s chin was hard and straight, chiselled and defined. His nose was straight and turned up a little at the end. But it only added to his rugged good looks. When Smith smiles, with his broad mouth and perfectly white teeth, it’s hard not to smile along with him. He has always had this happy-go-lucky way about him. I kind of envy that part of him.“Tobias, can we have a few minutes alone please?” I asked and looked up at him,“No” he grunted back.“What do you mean no?” I challenged, annoyed.“I mean I don’t trust him” he said firmly.“What

Zelena.“Come on, you need to eat, you look green” Smith laughed and wrapped his arm around my shoulders. We went into the dining room to sit and wait for the others. Lunaya and Alyse sat across from me, leaving the head of the table for Gunner and the two seats to their right for Roe and Lupus. As Smith sat down at my right, the place that Tobias would usually take, Lupus came in. He smiled and greeted me with a kiss on the cheek before greeting Lunaya, Alyse and Smith. A minute later Gunner came in with Felix hot on his heels. I kissed Gunner before he sat down and then I smiled at Felix. The conversation heated up all around me. I sat back in my chair, closed my eyes and rubbed my belly as I listened to the happy voices. A minute later Tobias entered, I opened my eyes and peered at him. He was glaring at Smith as Smith was talking animatedly with Lunaya and Alyse.Let it go, pleaseI pleaded with him through our bond. He visibly clenched his teeth, fighting the growl that was beggi

Whiskey.It was a small little town, spread out over a vast amount of land. However, the constant traffic and movement made it feel closed in and busy. People were actively moving around the streets, going in and out of buildings. All of them, just going about their day as if it was any other normal day. Little did they know there was danger hiding among them. I tried to blend in as much as I could, I played myself off like a curious tourist. However, I think I stuck out like a sore thumb. I feel awkward around civilians. Their deluded sense of freedom, and their complete obliviousness to the horrors of the world around them, it infuriates me. I don't want to be here any longer than I need to be. The longer I stay, the more risk there is of being noticed. And attention is not something I need. What I do need is a boat.I made my way towards the water's edge. The buildings became more spread out and isolated the closer to the water I got. That worked to my advantage. Down by the shore,