Places To Shift To Novels & Stories

"Let's replace Aiden with some other man in coma or some other brain dead man. After that, we could safely and securely shift Aiden to some other place. But that place should be somewhere far from the city or the company. It shouldn't be Aiden's home or any one of ours. We can't go there often for time being because we can be watched too," Noah listened my each and every word carefully and at the last he nodded. "That's perfect. But we need to be careful with the shifting of Aiden too. We need to change ourselves and dress up to avoid anyone being suspicious. We need to be careful with the shifting too," he suggested. "But do you have a place in mind. Not to mention a safe place," I asked an

The trap was set, and the bait was too juicy for a greedy bitch to ignore. Emma dialed that private line, keeping her voice pitched down, sounding like some high-rolling assistant out of Miami looking to move a heavy brick of snow. Bella swallowed the hook whole, hook, line, and sinker. She didn’t even question it. She gave us a location—an abandoned, rusted-out shipping yard down by the docks, where the city lights don’t shine and the only sound is the water slapping against the concrete.

“The school is one of the safest places she could be, there are lots of shapeshifters there they can easily protect her if she’s been attacked. Besides it would be a new level experience for her, she’s young and in her prime she needs to be exposed to life a bit.” “And what about us?” Reed challenged. “You think the people hunting her are just going to leave us alone once she’s gone?” “That’s why we need to relocate,” I said, shifting the conversation. “We can’t stay here. It’s too exposed already. We’ll move to one of the spare properties—somewhere off the grid.” Reed let out a bitter laugh, shaking his head. “And you think that’ll solve everything?” “No,” I admitted. “But it’s a start. And

“Shift.” “What? No,” she pouts, “Did you forget I’m pregnant?” Every five minutes, she reminds the world she’s pregnant, so how could I forget? “Shifting is not advisable in the early stages of pregnancy, so do it,” I tell her, leaning against the tree. “That's the first step of getting you with my brother.” “I’m scared.” “We discussed this, Sera,” I sigh. “You have to get rid of that thing if you want any shot at starting over. You can’t go on a date smelling like another man’s pup.”

“You don’t have to have another party if you don’t want one. Everyone understands. They are wondering though if you would like to shift. I am assuming you still haven’t shifted since your birthday.” I look up at him and realize that I have been told I shifted that night but I don’t remember it. ‘Yes let’s shift,’ Irena says excitedly. “Irena wants to shift.” “Do you want to?” I nod my head as he stands and reaches his hand out to me. I take it and let him lead me outside. ‘Irena?’ ‘Just relax and let me push through. It won’t hurt at all.’ I find it weird that it’s not going to hurt but I do as instructed and relax as I feel Irena push through. The shift happens flawlessly and I stand in fro

I assumed they were divided by type of shifter; cats in one, bears in another, insects in a third, birds in a forth… etc. “My second-favorite spot in the world.” He shut off his Harley-Davidson. “Is your den the first?” I checked. He answered with a nod, his hands slipping into the pockets of his jeans as his eyes scanned the city. “What’s that in the center?” I asked. Right in the middle of the city was a diamond-shaped clearing. It was small, but not too small, and seemed to be taken up by one large white structure of some kind. “It’s the heart of Shifter City; I’ll take you there sometime soon. It’s a nice space to walk around, the most well-kept part of town.”

This would take a lot of catching up to do. “If everyone agrees. I will continue what I am doing then. If anyone needs anything. No matter how small or insignificant it is, come to one of us and we will try to help solve it. We are a family. We are packed. Later, when we are settled, everyone will gather, and we’ll work out how our pack will run. Roles, community, rules, and all that. What will happen is we will learn from our experiences and grow from it. Growing and thriving is the best revenge. I’m sorry, but I am barely standing on my two feet. I’m going to find a nice soft piece of grass in the shade to take a nap. If I am needed, Asia will find me.” That’s the one thing about shifting.

Others would have to homeschool their offspring because they’d fear them being discovered by humans for being shifters. Other cities had places like that. The Black River Pack dedicated a part of their vast territory to an underground hospital. But accessing it took money or magic. That limited who could use it. But a shifter care centre in a condo built for shifters, with a space to find meals made for your species, spaces to move and be in all forms of fear of discovery, a place where your offspring could be themselves without fear as they received a quality education. One building wouldn’t do for this. They could start with one, but… The old warehouse district. They slated for it to be de

Jax laughed it off like it never really mattered that his parents didn't like me. The party was fun. Jax and I were enveloped in each others worlds as he kissed my forehead and introduced me to alphas and lunas from other packs and other dignitaries or warriors in packs from the area. All that mattered was us. It was 11:30 and I could tell Jackson was getting ready for shifting. It was something that always happened outside, under the moon, and whoever he trusted to be around him.

Diana said, and I shook my head. “Kaeleigh, it’s important. Leave him,” she urged. “I could find a car,” Adam said, and I grinned at him. I turned to Dayna. “Can you shift?” I asked, knowing that a rejection can weaken you, but she nodded, “Then we run,” I said. “Kaeleigh, your first shift isn’t all that easy,” Adam said. “It would be easier to find a-”