Fated To Not Just One, But Three

Chapter 50: Save Me

Chapter 50: Save Me

Lennox's POV

While everyone seemed to be buzzing around me, worried, whispering, asking questions, my eyes were only on Olivia, who was leaving the yard.

I couldn't believe what she did back then in the woods. It was without fear, without hesitation, something Anita failed to do.

If it had been left to Anita… I probably would've died in that forest before my brothers ever showed up. Olivia had practically saved my life.

"Sit," Levi said, snapping me out of my thoughts as he gently guided me to a chair near the healer's tent. "You're not walking that off."

I let him lower me down, gritting my teeth as pain shot through my thigh again. The healer—a short, silver-haired woman with sharp eyes—stepped forward, already reaching for her satchel.

"Snake venom," she muttered, her fingers probing gently around the bite. "Rare one too. If the person who sucked the poison out hadn't done it quickly and well, you'd already be unconscious. Possibly worse."

I heard Anita sniff behind her, still crying silently, but I didn't look at her. My gaze was locked on Olivia again, who was almost out of sight.

"Who did it?" the healer asked, still examining the wound.

"Olivia," I said flatly.

The healer glanced up and gave a curt nod of approval. "She saved his life. Good instincts, fast hands. She must've known exactly what she was doing."

And for the first time in a long time, I felt something twist in my chest. Shame… and maybe something else. Perhaps pride… as a memory replayed in my head.

and wild curls that never seemed to stay tied back. She'd begged to come with me, Levi, and Louis on a short run through the woods. Just

first, we thought he just tripped—until I saw the two small puncture wounds swelling with angry

said, dropping to my knees.

in. I tore Louis's boot off and pressed my mouth to the bite, spitting out the venom before it could spread. Again and again, until the blood ran cleaner. Then I ripped my shirt, tied it tight around

fear. Her eyes were locked on me, unblinking,

Louis was groaning but stable. Levi was out of breath, and

me to the stream where I was rinsing my

asked, staring at me like I was some

blinked at her. "I just… did. You act fast. You get the venom out,

she asked.

then, dipping my hands into the water again, and said, "Alright, pup. You watch and

And she did.

She remembered.

save Louis… had done the same

stood frozen, Olivia had

throat as I looked

changed… just

going to save me, it

snapped me out of my thoughts, but I ignored

feet," the healer said, and I gave her a grateful nod before she

Levi suggested, and

you walk?" Louis, the most worried among the three of us, asked, and I

step, but the healer had done well—Olivia had done better. Her quick thinking, her steady hands… she saved me. Not Anita. Not Levi.