Novel & Cerita Backstabbers Quotes

Marcus leaned back in his chair, studying me the way a man studies a wildfire, cautious, calculating, but powerless to stop it. Marcus had always been powerless to stop me after all. I adjusted the cuff of my sleeve, my voice calm but carrying a razor edge, “And as for you, Father… maybe you should stop wasting your time on Emelia and start watching your own back. You’ve made too many enemies, and not all of them will come at you head-on. Backstabbing is a common sport in this world, isn’t it? I’d hate to see you fall victim to it.” Marcus’s eyes narrowed dangerously, but I didn’t wait for a reply. I turned on my heel, walking toward the door with the same steady stride I’d entered with.

Backstabbers who would only go for the highest bidder and in this scenario, the highest bidder to them was no other person than my sister. So even when she came with a posion, they had known it was a posion but they had opened their mind perfectly for it to be injected. I believed, Alrya had smiled at how easy it was. But still she took her time and posioned them slowly, subtly, whispering her venom behind closed doors while I fought to keep the company breathing. While I fought to make sure that they still had something to eat the next day. "You bunch of bastards!" I yelled at them, unable to control my anger anymore. "I changed all of your lives, gave you jobs and connections that you wont

The crowd broke into murmurs again, each guy talking over the other while I was barely keeping it together… “As we all know,” I started, “there’s been a series of very calculated sabotage to the business. We have quite a number of enemies, but our enemies couldn’t get close to us even if they tried… however, a close enemy has been fucking with me… fucking with all of us… trying to bring down everything our fathers and grandfathers bled to build.” Murmurs rose again, but I continued:

Hum, I’ve forgotten his name. A man shouted from behind, it’s because you’re telling us lie that’s why you forgot, Lukas. You’re not there, how do you know the story? Why don’t you tell the truth?’ Lukas was very angry, he said, ‘how do you know I was not there?’ ‘Since you can’t give us the name of the rebel leader,’ Abraham accused. ‘It’s because I have forgotten.’ ‘It’s because you are telling lie.’ He mocked him. Then one of the pirates said, ‘so you’ve been feeding us with lie all this while.’

Walker. “You are the worst thing that has ever happened in my life. I hate you more than I have ever hated anyone in this world. How could you back stab me in this manner, old? Mr. Walker? I don’t want anything to do with you or this family. One thing for sure is that all of you will regret ever betraying me. You can go to hell for all I care.”

Quoted conversations among citizens mirrored the lingering uncertainty, as they awaited the unfolding of the consequences that awaited them. As the rogue faction's hidden trap sprang into action, a surprise twist unfolded—an unexpected ally from within the conspirators emerged, revealing their true allegiance to the joint empire. Quoted conversations among the conspirators carried gasps of astonishment as the surprise defector exposed the faction's sinister plot. "I never truly believed in their cause. The twists of fate have shown me a different path," confessed the defector, their revelation injecting a sense of unpredictability into the unfolding events.

“David, how many times I need to tell you? It wasn’t me!” ‌ David's tone dripped with cynicism. "Ah, evasive as always. Deny it as much as you will, but the truth remains!” ‌ Sabrina's eyes shifted between the two, her heart heavy with the realization that their shared history was not what she had believed. ‌ Andrei's voice was laced with bitterness. "It’s a pain in the ass to get facts through that thick skull of yours.” ‌ David's retort was sharp, his gaze unyielding. "That’s rich coming from a musclehead who knows nothing but brute force.”

"Plagiarism? That's quite the accusation, Gustav. Last I checked, our venture involved more creativity and innovation than your 'cutting-edge' technology." ‌ Gustav's expression shifted to mockingly amused. "Innovation? Please, Vasky. Your naive idealism is almost cute. You're nothing more than a glorified tinkerer." ‌ Vasky grinned, undeterred. "Well, Gustav, I'd rather be a tinkerer than a manipulative puppeteer pulling strings for profit." ‌ Kevin's voice remained steadfast. "Your greed blinds you to the suffering you've caused. But justice will expose the truth."

They stood by my side amidst the ruins of my life, ready to offer their unwavering support. "We're here for you, brother," Rome reassured me, his voice steady and resolute. "Herod's betrayal affects us all. We stand together in this fight, united against a common enemy. He destroyed our friendship!" Those words resonated within me, strengthening my resolve. These friends, who had once seen me as the embodiment of wealth and power, were now standing by my side, their loyalty unwavering. It was in that moment that I realized material wealth meant nothing when compared to the bonds of friendship.

He shrugged "Like I said before, it's your choice to believe or not, trust no one and don't say I didn't earn you, it's too late to cry when the head is already off" (HMM NICE PROVERB AND IT SUITS YOU PERFECTLY). 'You've been listening all this while'. (AS EXPECTED....A DUMB QUESTION FROM A DUMB PERSON). 'I thought I said...... (THE AXEL I KNOW WILL NEVER TAKE AN ADVISE FROM THE RIGHT PERSON SERIOUSLY INSTEAD HE WILL GO AHEAD AND DO WHATEVER IS ON HIS MIND THEREBY GETTING HIMSELF IN BIG TROUBLE....MEAT HEAD). 'I think you've done enough talking Sabas'.