A Brotherhood Betrayed Oblivion Novels & Stories

The door shut, leaving Salome and Lydia staring me wide eyed, their earlier argument completely forgotten in the face of this new, real danger. I turned back to the window with my hands clasped tightly behind my back, but I no longer saw my reflection. I saw the dark, treacherous woods of the northern ridge. I saw the face of my brother, who I had betrayed. And I sent a silent, desperate vow into the clear night. Hold on brother, I am coming.

The pain of betrayal and abandonment grips my heart, leaving me lost and searching for a sense of belonging. “I don’t want to ever see you again,” Brother said, his voice filled with finality. “And if you ever come in front of me, I will make sure you regret it.” His words cut through me like a knife, leaving me with a sense of profound sadness and isolation. I stood there in shock, unable to comprehend what had just happened as I watched Mom and Dad getting buried side by side, realizing that the family I had always known was nothing but an illusion. The pain of betrayal and abandonment grips my heart, leaving me lost and searching for a sense of belonging. “I don’t want to ever see you aga

“The Fearsome Foursome they were called. Back in the day they were thick as thieves.” My eyebrows climb. I catch Luca’s look…he is just as thrown. Hammer is still talking though. “Brotherhood rules meant something back then. He made a move against your fathers, an assassination attempt in his territory — broke code. Patch got revoked. Seamus never forgave it, swore innocence, says the MC took sides.” Silence filled the office. That… was new information. “And Liam?” Luca pressed. “Blood runs true,” Hammer replied. “Same ambition. Same betrayal streak. Watch that one.”

I could totally relate to that. I would respect a person and respect them if they are loyal, but a liar who decides to play games I would hate forever. We reigned over the council and thought the war was over, oh, how more wrong could we have been. It was the beginning of a whole new series of battles and power plays. We were all just crabs in a barrel after all, bottom feeders trying to climb our ways to the top. Betrayal, treachery was always on the table. Things were getting quiet and businesses were getting back to normal, I had two brothers to murder and they were the leaders of one of the biggest gangs in the city, they had been in a sort of decline for over a decade, but it did not ch

His words escaped him, and his first instinct was to lash out physically at his brother. The two brothers squared off with each other, growling at each other. Chris’ eyes never left Brian’s as they circled each other. How could he have been so blind to his brother’s betrayal? He believed they were closer than anyone else. What happened to their bond? “I can’t believe you would dishonour our trust, our bond with each other.” “Look who’s talking, brother dearest. What did you have planned? How were you going to keep me away from her so you could take her from me?” Their anger brought out their claws and fangs. Both were oblivious to the protests of the Elders.

A new shadow rose, not a weaver, but her own brother, long lost, his eyes hollow, his voice a chilling vow: “You left me to die, Jessica. Now they’ll suffer.” The starfield collapsed, the cursed star’s betrayal a deafening void, Jessica’s glow gone, her companions’ screams lost as her brother’s shadow surged, his hands blazing with a power that could end everything.

I walked around the frozen Mateo and left without looking back. Mateo stood there as the biting wind tore through his already disheveled hair. He had never felt such bone-chilling cold before, not even during the heavy snow three years ago. … Third-Person Point-of-View Mateo's spirit finally broke, with the company on the brink of collapse due to a massive capital shortfall. He spiraled into a deep depression, losing all his former drive. He became a recluse, sealing himself inside his room and attempting to numb the agonizing pain with bottle after bottle of liquor.

With a contemptuous flick of my wrist, the blood-stained handkerchief landed upon the three dead bodies lying motionless on the ground, showing a macabre symbol of their treachery. There are few things in life that I despise, but they are so tempting to ignore... Lies, betrayal, and disobedience. Yet these three idiots managed to combine two of them. They lied, weaving a web of deceit, and betrayed our formidable mob, pilfering our precious coke and profiting from it, thinking I wouldn't notice. They thought wrong. They underestimated me, Damien Albrecht, and now they shall face the wrath of their ill-fated decisions. If they had asked for money I could have given it out to them but like the

ORION sidled up to him. Too late, I recalled the postscript from my stalker’s last note: Don’t trust ORION. I’d been playing. I was a fool. Soon to be a dead fool. I just couldn’t wrap my brain around the idea that my own brother would betray me, much less the reality of it. I’d kept us safe. I’d struggled, fought, and overcome so many obstacles to keep us alive. How could he throw all of that away? How could he turn on me like this? I didn’t understand…

“You’re letting your emotions cloud your judgment, Mason. He’s a traitor. He betrayed you once, and he’ll do it again.” Mason held her gaze. “I’ll handle Micah. Personally.” Rick shifted uncomfortably, glancing at Lillian before nodding. “Whatever you decide, we’ll support it. But we can’t keep this quiet for long. If the others find out…” “They won’t,” Mason said firmly. “I’ll make sure of it.” >>>>> Mason descended to the dungeons, feeling the presence of his brother like a second skin. Micah. His brother’s name was a curse he had been trying to forget for years. Now it clung to him like a wound that refused to heal.