Liam grabbed my chin and forced me to look into his piercing green eyes.
“Why do you smell like my brother, Scarlett?” he demanded.
My heart pounded, but I said nothing. My silence only made his anger worse.
“I am your mate,” he growled.
What he didn’t know…
was that he wasn’t the only one.
I was mated to all three brothers.
And none of them knew.
Just then, a knock echoed on the door.
“Liam? Are you in there?”
It was Leo.
I saw panic flash across Liam’s face as his eyes darted toward the door and then back to me. He could not let his brother see me here, half-naked and pressed against the wall. He grabbed my arm and shoved me into the bathroom, quickly turning on the shower to drown out any sound I might make.


BLURB
I am fated to three men who want me dead.
To the pack, I am the Rogue’s daughter.
To Liam, Leon, and Leo, I am a mistake that should never have existed.
The day I discovered I was the fated mate of all three brothers, I realized it wasn’t a blessing.
It was a death sentence.
They hate me. They believe my parents betrayed the pack and killed their mother, our Luna, and the shame of being tied to me burns their pride. None of them know the others share the same bond, and each one secretly plans to reject me and erase the connection forever.
So I begged for time.
Three months.
Three months to strengthen my wolf so I can survive the pain of a triple rejection without dying.
They agreed.
But something strange began to happen.
Why does Liam’s voice grow softer whenever he speaks to me?
Why does Leo give me that familiar smile—the one he used to give me when we were children?
And why does Leon look like he wants to kill his own brother whenever one of them touches me?
Then the truth comes out.
The secret is revealed.
And now all three brothers know that I belong to them.
But instead of rejecting me…
they refuse to share me.
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Note: This is Book Two of Fated to Not Just One but Three. But it can be read as a standalone, as it follows the story of their sons.

​My eyes widened, and for a heartbeat, I couldn't even breathe. He knew. The secret I had guarded with my life—the one thing that could ruin my standing and my future—was something he'd seen through as if it were glass.


​"You knew?" I swallowed nervously, my grip on his collar loosening just enough for him to pull away.


​"Yes," Ethan said, his voice maddeningly calm as he smoothed out the wrinkles in his shirt. "It was so obvious, Leon. The way you look at her when you think no one is watching... the way your scent spikes every time I touch her. It isn't exactly a mystery."


​I felt a cold sweat break out across my neck. Panic flared in my chest, sharper than the anger from a moment ago. "Keep your voice down," I hissed, glancing at the door as if my brothers or father might be pressed against the wood. "Don't let them know. Not my brothers, and especially not my father."


Chapter 49 - He Knew