Beast Boy Betrayed Fanfiction Novels & Stories

“Do not question me. As far as I am concerned, The Black Beast is just another enemy. From this day forward, I expect you all to remember that. He betrayed us- betrayed me, again… It was my fault to let him in again, but I did, stupidly. But he showed he wasn’t worth it. I have screamed and screamed that we need to be honest with one another, that we needed to stick together, but… he didn’t find it important.” “Zaia, I know you're hurting-” I cut Valerie off, my eyes flashing, not wanting annoyance to seep into my voice with the children here. “No. I don’t want sympathy. I messed up once and I won’t again. Forgive me for not allowing myself to feel sympathy for him. He will meet the same end

All that perfect composure cracked open, and underneath—just a boy who'd been caught with his cruelty showing. Ava looked at her hand. Blood ran down her wrist, inside her sleeve, warm as tears. She hadn't cried in three years. Not when he forgot her birthday. Not when he made her wait outside the pack meeting for three hours in the rain, then emerged laughing with Cassandra's brother like Ava was the car he'd called to collect him. She wasn't going to start now. "No," she said. Her voice didn't shake. It had stopped shaking somewhere between the second and third swing. "Found it."

Right after the enemy finished making their threat, a string of strange floating text suddenly appeared before my eyes. [Scott, pick our girl! Let the wife die already!] [Once the wife dies, she can go back to the modern world and get a huge transmigration bonus. Then you and Jennifer can finally be together!] [I'm so sick of this kind of story where women suffer. Just give us a happy ending already!] Go back to the modern world…and get paid? Hanging from the city wall, I instantly felt a surge of excitement.

In my past life, I still clung to the bond of blood, soft-hearted enough to invite wolves into my home—only to be killed by them. This time, I wanted no ties with my parents. Yet they still thought I was someone they could trample on. My eyes burned red as I slapped Celie twice across the face, hard. Father's expression darkened. He raised his arm as if to strike me. But Felix stepped in immediately, blocking him. Even in human form, beastmen were massive. At nearly one meter ninety, Felix towered over him. I watched Father's bravado crumble in an instant and couldn't help but laugh.

“He’s nothing. Just a boy who wandered too far.” But that wasn’t true. The bond thrummed stronger, glowing faintly against my skin — a mark blooming across my collarbone like molten silver. He saw it. “What… what is that?” “Nothing you’ll live long enough to understand,” one of my Betas hissed. The boy stumbled back. “I didn’t do anything! I swear—I was just tracking a stupid drone!” His words twisted something in me. Fear. Desperation. He didn’t belong here — and I hadn’t wanted any of this.

"But I didn't collude with outsiders. It was Sebastian of Moonborn Pack, my new mate. From now on, our projects will cooperate with them." There was prolonged shock on the other end of the phone. My perceptive mother sensed something deeper and blurted out. "Did Alexander do something to wrong you? Is it because of that child who suddenly appeared?!" Tears instantly burst from my eyes, but I held them back silently. The pain of betrayal, of wasted years, of being used. "Mom, I'll tell you when we meet in person." "Wipe your tears, my Luna." Sebastian's voice was gentle but commanding.

One of the men who had been running the show for years. A dark smirk crept across Beast's face as he stepped into camp. His eyes were laser-focused on the unconscious Beta crumpled on the ground, tied to a tree. He would enjoy breaking every one of those Trinity Falls pack members.

It was a joke for her, as if her husband hadn’t deceived her. But Alpha Ares wouldn’t do that to her. No, he can’t…. Right? Despite wanting to believe him, my inner wolf screamed at me in pain. It was the sound of a bond– sacred and warm— now breaking, being tainted and turning cold. I didn’t want to believe it but every passing minute of the pain and the bile rising in my throat didn’t let me think otherwise. Rising to my feet, I forced myself to head over to the Alpha wing, the one he’d slowly made his own– where I no longer felt welcomed. But today, I didn’t care about any of that as I ignored the staff greeting me. My head was clouded with painfully disturbing thoughts.

" If you follow me, I'll take you down there ." They all knew what "there'' was. Luke left Felicia with Liz and Randal. He and Randy shared a look; he was doing his best to be the strong one for his wife and everyone else. The younger Bailey walked down the hall toward the morgue. His heavy footsteps echoed in the silence; it felt so unreal. This had to be some elaborate prank, like when he was eleven, and William pretended to cut off his hand in the garbage disposal. He'd been so scared he'd peed his pants thinking a kitchen appliance had mutilated his big brother. William felt pretty guilty he had scared him so badly. This had to be a joke; it just had to be.

Jack Blackwell mocked William Adams, who gritted his teeth and turned his eyes to glare at him. “ He seemed like the best person for this! At such a young age, he had power that could make everything possible and I thought I will be able to control him. I didn't know he was Beast! ” He shot back furiously. He was angry that he trusted his own enemy. This was the first time he had lost to someone throughout his whole life and on top of that, to a person he trusted.