All Chapters of Shifted Fate: Chapter 571 - Chapter 580

I opened the door to…chaos. Wendy was hovering at the side, while my mother was between Alannah’s legs. Alannah, the sweet girl, was screaming her head off. “Fuck this, it hurts.” She sobbed at the ceiling while my mother patted the outside of her thigh. “You are doing great, Momma. Just breathe.” My mother soothed, and I felt her push her soothing aura out, but Alannah wasn’t settling. She reared up, a contraction hitting her, and she screamed as she clutched the blankets at her sides.“Fuck you. Fuck you Ternen. How could he leave me tonight?” She screamed to the ceiling, to the sky. If she could, she would be screaming it to him. “Fuck you too, Moon Goddess…how could you do this to me and my babies.”“Hush love. The Goddess is kind, but there are lines.” My mother rubbed her knee trying to calm her down before she crossed it, but Alannah still cried.“No!” She shook her head in anger. “This isn’t fair.” She sobbed as the contraction broke and she dropped back down onto the bed, pa

I hit the landing, and Rowan walked over to me. “Everything okay?”I shook my head. “No…but it will have to be. We have to go.” I looked around the room and frowned. “Toya?”He pointed behind me. “Wendy ran down here asking about a tripod for something. Toya ran upstairs to help her find it.”Toya ran down the stairs. “Sorry. I’m ready.” She had a bag with her that she tossed at me. “This is for you.” She held up a hand as my mouth opened. “I don’t know what for. But Carl told me you would need it today.”Carl… “He never quits, does he?”Toya laughed. “This was my last note. But I think Wendy has one more, and I know for a fact you have a full stack.” I watched her smile dim. “He spent the last year of us life preparing us for the years without him.” She took in a deep breath. “I can only hope I have as much courage as he did near the end.” I puffed out my cheeks. “Me too.” I turned back toward the soft giggles from the dining room. I headed back there to kiss my pup goodbye for hope

“Fucking hell, woman.” Rick whirled at her voice. “Wear a bell.” He clutched his chest as he settled his breathing. Toya covered her snicker by clearing her throat. My grandma smirked before she turned back to me. “Run.” She pointed to the crack. “Now.” She turned back to the wall, and as she stepped through the rock, the crack grew into an archway. “You are running out of time.” Her voice called back to us, and I turned and sprinted down the steps. “Amy.” Rowan called after me, and one by one I heard my mate, and my friends follow. “Hurry.” I called back. The urgency was back, weaker this time. I knew with certainty that when the urgency went away this time, it would be because my father was dead.“Where the hell is this going?” Rick called to me. If it were any other time, I would have laughed. I turned to look over my shoulder, and I stumbled over my feet. I hit the ground with a grunt.“Amy?” Rowan was at my side almost instantly. His hands wrapped around me, and he lifted me t

I shifted, stepping out of my wolf’s form to the gasps of onlookers, and I ran to Ronnie. “What happened?” I knew there was a cave-in, obviously, but I needed to hear how it happened so I could figure out how to save everyone.Ronnie pulled me into a hug so tight it squeezed the air out of my lungs. His breathing was ragged as he pulled back to kiss me on my temple. “I’m so fucking sorry, Aim.” I pulled away only to see his eyes overflow with tears. “It was my fault.”“What was?” I looked up at my uncle, and he pulled away. “He’s dead because of me.” He shook his head as a sob broke through. He looked back into my eyes as more tears trailed down his face. “He stopped answering, and I can’t get through to him.” He screamed, and the sound would haunt me for years to come. “Beta Ronnie.” Rowan stepped up next to us, but Ronnie was shaking again. “I’m not a Beta, look at me.” He snarled. He dropped to his knees as Tina ran up to us. “I’m pathetic.” Ronnie looked down at his hands as if

I nodded once, but I held out my hand. “Wait.” I turned to look at the wolves waiting. The fear scented the air. Fear and desolation. The pack was already morning my father. I opened my mind-link to everyone in the pack. “Silvermoon. Hear me.” I felt the pack grow still. The silence carried over the pack bonds. Rowan nodded. “I am going to do my best to save the ones buried in the cave. But I need able-bodied wolves down here. Injured wolves, and the ones treating them stay in place, but everyone else, come to the caves.”“Amy?” Rowan leaned into me. “What are you doing?”I looked at my mate and I let him see my fear, my terror. “I don’t know how much I can do. But I know I can move enough that we have a shot at saving some. But I can’t do it all alone. If I fall…maybe they can dig the rest out, but only if we move fast enough.”Rowan glanced over my shoulder to the cave. “But the ceiling.”I nodded once and turned. “It will be the last thing I will hold.” What I didn’t say…was that I