Chapter 128: Chapter 128: Fated Mates?!

“Well...” Matilda said with a sigh. She took a step back, wincing at the results on the screen. “All the tests seem to check out. From what I can tell, it seems like Hazel and Leo are...”

“Are?” Lucas, Liam, and Levi bunched together, practically squeezing their faces next to Matilda in anticipation.

Her eyes went wide as she moved slightly back and away from them. Then, she cleared her throat.

“They’re fated mates.”

The room fell into stunned silence. I felt like someone had dumped ice water over my head. No one moved. No one breathed.

“That’s not possible,” Lucas said finally, his voice tight.

“Run the test again,” Levi demanded, his face flushing with anger. “There must be a mistake.”

Liam said nothing, but his jaw clenched so hard I could see the muscle twitching beneath his skin.

Leo, who had been sitting quietly on a chair with his hands still bound, stood up abruptly.

“She can’t be my mate,” he said. His voice was rough, almost desperate. “That’s impossible.”

Matilda rubbed her temple, looking exhausted. “I’ve run the test three times already. There’s no mistake.”

“Could it be the serum?” Lucas asked sharply. “Something Esther gave them?”

Matilda shook her head. “I specifically tested for foreign substances. Both their blood samples are clean—no trace of any serum that might alter their biochemistry.”

“Run it again,” Leo insisted. “I’m pretty sure if Hazel were my fated mate, there would be a stronger pull.”

It wasn’t like I wanted Leo to be my fated mate, but with how he was so quick to deny it, it caused pain to flicker through me. I wasn’t sure at first, but with this strange feeling, it felt almost like the stamp that sealed the deal.

would his

But Leo was right.

with Leo,” I said quietly, drawing everyone’s attention. “It doesn’t feel the same. Not like with you three.” I looked at the triplets. “When I found

feel something,” Matilda said. “That actually supports my theory. Leo, you

darkened. “Yes,” he

neck. It was jagged and raw, almost as

bond, chosen or not, takes priority.

Leo grew quiet.

“The serum Leo

have broken his bond with Helena,” Matilda finished. “Allowing his true fated bond with Hazel to emerge. It might be weaker because of her existing bonds with the three of you. However, there

clicked as he looked down at the floor. For the first time since I had known him, he

spinning. However, there was almost no denying

Leo, there was a strange pull that drew me to him. At first, I thought it was because he was

this even possible?” I asked out loud. “How can I

not sure if there are other examples the past that weren’t twins, or triplets, so on. But...” She glanced between Leo and the triplets. “The resemblance is striking. And

I whispered, the pieces suddenly falling into place. “My

attraction to Helena might have been because his wolf sensed she was

made us all jump. Levi had knocked over a medical tray, sending instruments clattering across the

gold. “He kidnapped her. He helped

a response, Levi stormed out, slamming the

moved, his face carefully

the cells,” he said

him away, though his eyes lingered

give you two some space,” she said. “Call

in the sterile infirmary. The beeping of monitors seemed too loud in the

don’t know what to do,” I whispered, staring

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