Fated To Not Just One But Three novel Chapter 699

Chapter 699: Back Home

The Alphas and the warriors finally reached the mansion. The grounds were bustling with activity. Staff members were rushing around, but luckily, most were unharmed. Aside from a few scratches on those who had been near the training yard when the explosion went off, the pack had survived. Workers were already clearing the debris from the blast site, their spirits high despite the damage.

​As Lennox, Levi, and Louis stepped into the courtyard, a cheer went up. The warriors were welcomed back like the heroes they were. From the safety of her father’s arms, Scarlett looked around with wide eyes. Everything here was so different from the rogue camp. The air was clean, the people looked healthy and fed, and there was a sense of happiness she had never known.

​The mansion doors flew open, and Olivia stepped out. She looked tired, but when she saw her three Alphas, her face lit up. She rushed to them, and they met her halfway, each taking a turn to hold her and kiss her deeply, thankful to be together again.

​Suddenly, the triplets burst out of the house. Even though they were only eight, they walked with a maturity and strength inherited from their fathers. They rushed toward Lennox, Levi, and Louis, shouting, "Welcome back!" as they crashed into their fathers’ legs for a massive group hug.

​But as the excitement settled, Liam—the oldest of the three—noticed someone new. He looked up and saw the girl in Zane’s arms. She looked weak and pale, but her eyes were like stars. She was perhaps two years younger than him, but the moment their eyes met, Liam’s heart skipped a beat. He was too young to understand what it meant, but a strange, protective warmth suddenly flooded his chest. He couldn’t stop staring.

​Leo’s attention was drawn next. He froze mid-laugh, his eyes going wide. He felt a weird thud in his chest that made him feel breathless. To him, she was the most beautiful thing he had ever seen, even with the dirt on her face.

​Leon, usually the most stoic and quiet of the brothers, looked up last. He swallowed hard, his hands tightening into small fists at his sides. He felt a pull toward her that he couldn’t explain.

​Zane noticed the three young princes staring at his daughter. He held her a little tighter, feeling the intense gaze of the future Alphas.

​Olivia walked over, sensing the shift in the air. She looked at Scarlett and then at her three sons, who were all standing like statues, unable to look away from the little girl. A soft smile touched Olivia’s lips—it was obvious her sons would become great friends with Scarlett. She knew that look; that was the same look the triplets typically gave her when they were younger.

​Olivia stepped closer, her eyes softening as they landed on the fragile girl. "I believe this is your family, Zane?" she asked, her voice like a soothing melody.

​Zane nodded, his arms tightening slightly around his daughter. "Yes, Luna. My wife, Emma, and my daughter, Scarlett."

​Olivia’s gaze sharpened as she looked at Scarlett. Being a powerful healer, she didn’t need a medical kit to know the girl was in trouble. She could perceive the dimming light in the girl’s soul, like a flickering candle in a dark room.

​"She’s so weak," Olivia whispered, reaching out to brush a stray hair from Scarlett’s forehead. "Zane, what happened to her?"

​Zane’s voice broke as he explained the Rogue King’s cruelty—the month of neglect, the lack of medicine, and how the King had used the girl’s illness to keep him a prisoner.

​As Zane spoke, a strange wave of pain hit the triplets. It was as if they could feel Scarlett’s exhaustion in their own bodies. Liam, usually so composed, turned to Olivia with a look of pure desperation.

​"Mom," Liam pleaded, his voice cracking. "Could you please heal her? Now? Please?"

​Olivia blinked in surprise. She had seen her sons be kind before, but this was different. This was an urgent, primal need to protect. The speed of their attachment was shocking.

​Liam didn’t wait for an answer. He turned back to Scarlett and gave her a small, reassuring smile. It was the smile of a future King promising safety. Scarlett, despite her pain, blinked back at him, her tiny fingers curling into her father’s shirt.

​"Don’t worry," Leon added, his voice deep and steady for an eight-year-old. "Our mom is the greatest healer in the world. She can fix anything."

​"Yeah," Leo chimed in, his usual playful energy replaced by a fierce seriousness. "You’re in the Full Moon Pack now. Nobody can hurt you here."

​Zane watched the three boys with a growing sense of unease. He knew something strange was happening. These weren’t just curious kids; they were three Alphas-in-training staking a claim on his daughter’s safety.

​Olivia saw the confusion on Zane’s face and stepped in to ease the tension. She called for Sarah, one of the head maids. "Sarah, please take Zane and his family to the East Wing guest suite. Make sure it’s warm and bring the best broth from the kitchen."

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