Game Of Destiny (Amie & Finlay) Book PDF Free

“Hello, Alpha,” I said. Finlay smiled back at me. “Happy birthday Amie, you look beautiful tonight,” he told me and held out a tiger lily. “Thank you,” I said and took the flower. “One moment,” I said and walked into my room to find something to put the flower in. I placed it on the…

“Would you prefer to stay home?” he asked. “No.” I didn’t need to think about it. Despite my mixed feelings, I knew I would never skip the event. My pack needed me. “How about you? I’m not the only one with complicated family matters,” I asked him. He grunted. “I have dealt with them at…

“I give you permission to chase my mate away as well,” he told me. He gave me a long kiss. “To keep me going for two months,” he said. It would be a long two months, I thought. “I should go,” I told him. He didn’t move, but kept me caged against the wall. “Do…

“Matilda, you know you can’t tease him like that. He takes you too seriously to see the joke,” she told my aunt and patted me on the shoulder. My aunt laughed, as did Sam and Medow. It looked like I had been the only one who hadn’t caught onto her joke. “Oh, right. Funny,” I…

“We aren’t, but it’s sweet of you to say,” I told her. Martina gave up a satisfied burp and Medow placed her on the bed with a soft rattle to occupy her with. I tickled her tummy before getting up to get back to packing. “One dress should be enough, right?” I asked. “No. You…

“It’s a car, not a spaceship. I think I will figure it out,” I said confidently as I adjusted the seat. “Fine. Just ask if you need to know something.” “You are right next to me. It will be fine,” I assured him as I drove off. The biggest difference from my car was that…

“She was right. I needed time,” I told him. “I’m sorry you thought this was the only way forward. I wished I could have been there for you,” he said. “Don’t blame yourself, Elder. You were a good older brother, the best I could have wished for. It wasn’t your fault, it was just what…

“Is this a true description of the situation, Alpha James?” one of them asked. Alpha James glanced at Amie. He must know the story showed him in a bad light. “It is,” he admitted. “And when you rejected Beta Amie, did you perform the rejection in the correct way?” Another council member asked. “The correct…

“Doesn’t it?” I asked. “No, Amie, it doesn’t. Unless you are thinking of honouring the mate bond.” I looked at him like he had lost his mind and he chuckled. “I take that as a no,” he said. “That is a definitive no. Why would I accept a mate bond with someone who doesn’t want…

“I shouldn’t have rejected her. I was young and impulsive and the thought of living up to the standards everyone expected of Amies’ mate scared me. I was an idiot. I have been able to just pretend I did the right thing. But then here she is. More beautiful than when I last saw her,…