Fated To Not Just One, But Three

Chapter 92: Looking for you

Olivia's POV

Gabriel stood too, his hands raised in a small, apologetic gesture. "I'm sorry," he said quickly, his voice full of regret. "I didn't mean to make you uncomfortable, Olivia. Really."

I hesitated, swallowing down the surge of conflicting emotions churning inside me. His voice sounded… sincere.

"If you want," he said cautiously, like testing the waters, "I could show you around? This place can feel like a prison if you stay locked up in one room."

I chewed the inside of my cheek, considering. Part of me wanted to crawl back to the Full Moon Pack, but another part of me wanted to stay here a little longer.

"Fine," I muttered, crossing my arms again. "I'll leave after that."

Gabriel chuckled lowly, "As your lordship wishes," he said with a wink, and I shyly looked away.

He led the way, walking beside me but keeping a respectful distance.

First, he took me outside, down a wide path that opened into a sprawling, open field. The grass was trimmed low, and sturdy wooden dummies lined one side like silent sentinels.

"The combat grounds," Gabriel said, waving a hand. "Where all the future warriors train."

I nodded, impressed by the size.

He then showed me the gardens, the training rooms, even a small armory tucked away in a stone building. Gabriel talked easily, filling the silence with light stories and funny facts about the place. I found myself listening despite myself, the heavy knot in my chest loosening just a little.

If only one of them spoke this way to me, I thought suddenly, the image of three pairs of familiar eyes flashing through my mind—Lennox's angry intensity, Louis teasing smirks, Levi's guarded tenderness.

My wolf, silent until now, stirred suddenly inside me, her voice urgent and low.

"They're getting worried," she said. "The triplets… they're searching for you. I can feel it, Olivia."

I stiffened mid-step. Gabriel noticed but said nothing.

unblock them," my wolf

My throat tightened painfully.

No.

I wasn't ready.

Not after everything.

myself harshly, earning a concerned

my wolf pleaded. "They are

I thought bitterly. Did anyone ever care

gritted my teeth and shoved

mood, slowed

lake next?" he asked, his voice careful, like he didn't

stiffly, forcing my legs to move forward,

a comfortable kind of silence—the kind that settled when two people had said all they needed to say. But after a few steps, I realized something was…

wasn't relaxed like before. His eyes, usually sharp and focused on me,

mind-linking someone,

stopped walking. My heart kicked painfully against my ribs.

like he was shaking off water. He turned toward me, his expression serious now—so serious

closer, lowering his voice like he didn't want anyone

here, Olivia," he said

My blood ran cold.

are trying to hold them back, but…" He let out a

feeling like they were made of

do you mean… not looking good?"

that said he hated what he was

if you don't show yourself within the

into me like a punch to

For me.

reeled, trying to grasp the insanity of it all. They're willing to start a damn war…

low in my mind,

Olivia," she