Sister-in-law Betrayal 웹소설 & 스토리

I thought Kol Peterson was the man I would love forever, or perhaps that was what l always tell myself. Until my husband and sister shattered the dreams I had built around him. Heartbroken and betrayed, I made a decision fuelled by pain. “He went for my sister, l will go his estranged older brother to get my revenge.” I thought I knew exactly what I was doing. Douglas was supposed to be a means to an end, a way to make Kol regret ever hurting me. But somewhere between revenge and the feelings neither of us planned for, everything began to change. Now, Douglas and I have agreed to play this dangerous game of revenge, each with our own reasons for seeing it through. But what happens when the plan begins to feel too good for either of us to walk away? What started as a decision made out of heartbreak might become the one choice neither of us ever wants to undo.

Damien Hayes has spent his entire life believing that he is the rightful heir. He’s the responsible son. He built himself into everything his father wanted. But his father has always preferred his younger brother, Caleb the reckless, spoiled son who gets away with everything. Then his father makes the final announcement: Caleb will inherit the empire. That is the moment something in Damien breaks. But then he discovers something else. Caleb is hiding a secret that could destroy him. He’s gay, and his marriage is essentially a public arrangement. Damien realizes he has finally found something his brother cannot afford to lose. His wife. So he makes a decision: If I can’t take my father’s love or his empire, I’ll take the one thing my brother believes belongs to him. He will make his brother’s wife fall in love with him. Not for love. Not for lust. For revenge.

Siera Blackwood, the arrogant, spoiled cannon fodder villainess of a popular apocalypse novel, The Last Empress, comes to life in Siera's body after her death in a car accident. She is familiar with this story. She has read the book 7 times! Siera Blackwood should be killed off in chapter 3. Abandoned by her fiancé, Marcus Thorn. Pushed into a zombie horde by her stepsister, Sophie. Forgotten. A footnote in the rise of the female power. However, Siera has two benefits over the original villainess: First: She's read the entire novel. She knows all of the plot twists, safe zones, hidden supply caches and character secrets. Second: Her mother's jade pendant which passed with her activates a Stockpile System. Create 100 packs of instant noodles, unlock clean water. Purchase 50 kg of meat, unlock a garden plot. Keep animals; unlock pen. Simple. Grounded. Ideal for the end of the world. She has 30 days until the outbreak. One month to stockpile, prepare and rewrite her death flag. She will have noodles, rice, meat and weapons to fill up her space. She will plant wheat, keep chickens, and amass ammunition. She'll not be struck by any of the death flags in the novel set for her. Then when Marcus and Sophie come crawling confused, desperate and hungry she'll be holding the noodles while they're holding nothing but regret. The novel's story is not to be rewritten. The farther off the story goes from her line, the more it kicks back at her. New threats emerge. Old enemies adapt. The guy who was supposed to betray her is still coming around when she's least expecting him and seems to be remembering another version of the story. Siera doesn't care. Now she is not the cannon fodder. She now writes the ending.

For five years, Kiara has lived as the unwanted Luna of the pack. Her husband, Maelor , never loved her despite being her fated mate. He still keeps his former lover by his side, while Kiara is forced to endure the pack’s cruel whispers and the name that has followed her everywhere, barren Luna, Maelor, has given her one final chance. If she cannot give him an heir, he will send her away. Desperate to save the only marriage she has ever known, Kiara travels miles to obtain a rare fertility seed. On their fifth anniversary, she prepares a romantic dinner, hoping that finally having an heir will make Maelor see her differently. Instead, he arrives with his former lover and humiliates her. Heartbroken, Kiara takes the fertility seed and later finds herself overwhelmed by its effects. When a man enters her room that night, she believes it is Maelor finally returning to her. She gives herself to him, believing for one night that her husband has finally chosen her. But the next morning, she discovers that Rhaelor never entered her room. And then the impossible happens. Maelor , the rightful Alpha who disappeared during war years ago, returns to the pack. Calyra begins to remember the stranger from that night—the unfamiliar voice, the different scent, and the distinctive mark on his collarbone. Could the man she thought was her husband have actually been Cassian ? , Maelor’s own brother? When Kiara discovers she is pregnant, the pack that once called her barren is forced to look at her differently. But there is one problem. The heir growing inside her does not belong to the Alpha who rejected her. It belongs to the Alpha who has just returned to reclaim everything that was stolen from him,including his throne.

For five agonizing years, Evelyn choked down bitter fertility tonics and prayed for a child, only to watch Julian donate his sperm to his late brother's widow, Chloe. Julian screams at her for lacking empathy, unaware Evelyn is finally two months pregnant with his child. Evelyn terminates the pregnancy in silence and walks away. When Julian's social-climbing circle gathers at an elite gala, an imposter heir crowns Chloe a princess and brands Evelyn a pathetic fraud. Evelyn quietly dials the one man who owns the city: "Dad, when did your assistant adopt my crown?"

When her rich roommate invited Olive to her summer home for spring break, she had one request. Do not sleep with my brother. How hard is going to be to comply to that request? And what will be the fall out if she doesn't?

Seven years of marriage. One night with the wrong man. And a pregnancy that could destroy everything. For seven years, Aurora had endured humiliation, treatments, and endless accusations of being a barren wife. On her seventh wedding anniversary, she believed everything was finally going to change. She had obtained one last fertility treatment and was ready to give her marriage another chance. Instead, Roman came home with his mistress—and divorce papers. Heartbroken and desperate, Aurora took the fertility drug before Roman left. Later that night, a man returned to her room. Thinking he was her husband, she spent the night in his arms. The next morning, Roman denied ever coming to her room. Then Sebastian returned. Roman’s supposedly dead-and-buried secret. His adopted brother. The rightful heir he had sent to prison seven years ago. And the moment Aurora looked into Sebastian’s eyes, she realized the terrifying truth. He was the man from that night. Two months later, Aurora discovers she is pregnant. Roman believes the child is finally his long-awaited heir. But he has no idea the baby belongs to the one man he fears most. Now Aurora must hide the truth while Sebastian returns to reclaim everything Roman stole from him—including the woman carrying his child. Because seven years ago, Roman stole Sebastian’s life. Now Sebastian is back to take everything back.

I died on my wedding night, locked outside my own gates, watching my fiancé marry my stepsister while the world burned. Then I woke up. Three months earlier. Before the wedding. Before the outbreak that would tear my city apart. Before I ever trusted either of them. This time I remember everything — the date the collapse begins, the people who let me die, and the secrets my stepsister is willing to bury an audit to protect. I have three months to turn foreknowledge into power, expose the betrayal before it happens again, and survive what's coming. But I'm not the only one who saw this future coming. Damian Vale has been preparing for months, for reasons he won't explain, and every move he makes lands one step ahead of mine. I don't know if he's the one person I can trust with what I know, or the most dangerous secret I haven't uncovered yet.

Kaia Bennett has spent years proving she belongs on the ice. As the star player of one of the league’s most successful hockey teams, she has the talent, the fame, and the determination to go further than anyone ever expected. Until her stepbrother buys her team. Roman has always believed he knows what is best for Kaia. Now, as the new owner of her team, he expects her to follow his rules, including a contract that could keep her tied to his organization for three years. Kaia refuses. She would rather walk away from everything she has built than let Roman control her career but leaving is easier than starting over. Sponsors turn their backs on her. Investors refuse to help. Players are too afraid to join her. With nothing but her talent and an old training facility, Kaia decides to build a new hockey team from the ground up. Roman thought buying her team would give him control over her future. He was wrong because Kaia is ready to fight for her place on the ice even if the person standing in her way is the stepbrother who has always had the power to take everything away from her.

My husband cheated on me. With the woman I called my sister. I should have divorced him and walked away. Instead, I made a reckless decision. If they could betray us, why couldn't we betray them? There was only one problem. The man I chose as my partner in revenge was Callan Whitfield, my husband's uncle, the most feared billionaire in the family. It was a terrible idea. But revenge was the only thing on my mind. We shared the same goal. Our revenge was supposed to be simple. Make them suffer. Make them regret betraying us. But somewhere between hatred and revenge, something far more dangerous began to grow. A desire neither of us was supposed to feel.