Fated To Not Just One, But Three

Chapter 200: Refuse To Believe

Chapter 200: Refuse To Believe

Olivia’s POV

I raised a brow, staring at Levi, wondering what condition they could possibly add now.

"We’ll agree to her request and reject her—but she has to remain in Full Moon Pack," Lennox muttered.

A deep frown spread across my face as I glared at them. "I am not staying here," I spat angrily.

The triplets exchanged a worried glance before settling their gazes on me.

"Olivia, this is for your safety. We can’t ignore the warnings and prophecy," Levi spoke, sounding worried.

My frown deepened. Before I could fire back, one of the elders spoke.

"And what prophecy is that?"

Lennox stepped forward, squaring his shoulders. "Our seer warned us clearly. She must not leave this pack. There is danger waiting for her beyond our borders."

I scoffed. "You mean the seer you asked to lie, just so I could remain trapped in here?" I spat.

Lennox’s jaw clenched. "That’s not true."

"Oh, really?" I folded my arms tightly across my chest. "You want me to believe anything that comes out of your mouths now? After everything?"

Levi stepped forward, his voice gentler. "Olivia, please. We’re not trying to trap you. You just don’t understand the risk—"

"I understand perfectly," I snapped, cutting him off. "You want to reject me but still keep me locked up like some... cursed pet. For your own guilt? Or is it control?"

Louis spoke, seemingly frustrated. "You think we want this? We’re trying to protect you."

"No," I said sharply. "I can take care of myself. I have been doing that for years. I don’t need your help now."

The room fell into tense silence until one of the elders cleared his throat.

"This isn’t going anywhere until the seer is brought before the council. If she truly had a vision, we need to see her for ourselves."

Lennox hesitated, then gave a stiff nod. He motioned to the guard near the door, who came forward as Lennox quietly gave him the order to fetch the seer.

Minutes dragged by, heavy and suffocating, as everyone waited in strained silence. My heart pounded in my chest—not from fear, but from anger and frustration. They thought they could control me with fake concern. Not this time.

The door creaked open, and soft footsteps echoed in the hall before the seer stepped in.

regarding Lady Olivia. Speak now, before the council,

as all eyes turned to her. Her gaze swept the room before settling on me. A strange chill ran down my spine as her cloudy eyes locked onto mine. For a moment, something flickered in them—pity?

strong," she rasped. "If she leaves the Full Moon Pack,

murmur rippled through the

saying exactly what they want you

speak only what the spirits show me, child—Your leaving

took a step forward, his expression tight. "We didn’t pay her, Olivia. We didn’t ask her to lie. We want

me go!" I fired back. "You can’t have it both ways. Reject me and release me, or keep me and face the truth that you’re too selfish

running a hand through his hair, frustration

way to break

the beads at her wrist. Then she shook her head. "There is none." She

elders muttered

seer, a bitter taste rising in my mouth. "Convenient,"

met my eyes. Worry and concern obvious in his eyes, but

said, breaking the silence. "No prophecy, no vision, no lie you tell will keep me caged

forward, but Elder Corbin raised a hand, stopping

a moment, filled only with tense breaths and

you truly wish to leave? Even

said firmly, not hesitating. "If I

echoed across the room. The triplets stiffened like they’d been slapped. Pain flashed across

mean that,"

said, my voice trembling. "If I stay here, I’ll die piece

among themselves. I looked across the room—and locked eyes with Alpha Damien. He didn’t speak, but he gave me a slow, approving nod. Obviously happy with

face the

were wide. Panic

decision. The council has discussed... and we

barked, stepping forward. "You

has made her choice," Elder Mariam cut in calmly. "She is not a child. She can take care of

our mate!" Louis shouted.

Elder Grant said sternly. "You cannot force her to

but

you... will you place the

"Whatever happens next is on

a hand through his hair, eyes glassy. Louis looked away, jaw clenched. Lennox just stared, stilled, like he’d been

this was

A knot of unease twisted in my chest,

don’t you think you should reconsider?" my wolf whispered, sounding

triplets’ plan to