Best Friend Betrayal Stories Novels & Stories

I guess it was 'Never did I expect it' day after all. Y'know, of everybody in my life, I never imagined Jade would be the one to betray me like that. I mean if there was something, she could've just let me know, I would've understood. I was angry, hurt, betrayed, sad, devastated; my mind and heart was a jumbled up mess. I've always heard and read about people, both girls and guys catching their best friends with their partners but I never thought I'd catch my best friend with my boyfriend. Not in a million years, especially not when my best friend had two kids and a serious fiancé.

With a sigh, Gabrielle shook her head and added, “But really, what I hate about the situation the most was how my best friend, Camilla betrayed me… I mean, who does that?” Kyle nodded and answered, “You know, some of the worst betrayals often come from the people close to us.” He pushed away his plate and moved closer to Gabrielle’s exquisite face. He told, “So you should choose wisely… who you should trust.” His lips curved on in one end before he suggested, “You sure have bad tastes in men.” At first, Gabrielle was just stunned, looking back at his dark brown eyes. She did not care that the man was scorning her for her choice of having been with Warren. She was just, for a second, lost in

"You’re the one who’s been controlling everything from the start! Your family’s money, your success—it’s always hanging over my head. I’m never good enough for you, am I? I can never measure up." I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. He was turning this around, making himself the victim when I was the one who had been betrayed. Anger surged through me, replacing the shock and confusion. "This is not about my family’s money!" I snapped, standing up as my body was shaking. "I have never held that over you. I’ve offered to help, to work together on our finances, on your business, but you’ve always shut me out. You never wanted me to be involved. And now look where we are. The mortgage, the fai

“To make you look guilty.” My stomach twisted. “Ethan.” He didn’t answer, but he didn’t have to. I could see it in his face. Ethan had done this. My husband. The man who had held me through every supposed storm had built one for me to drown in. “Why would he do that?” I whispered. “Why spin something like this?” Lucas’s voice went low. “Because that’s what people like him do. They don’t fix messes—they bury them.”

Little did I know that it was one of the wrong decisions that I made in my life. I had done so much for him. And yet, he still went ahead to betray me. I watched him and I wasn’t sure what memory would leave my head anytime soon. He didn’t betray me with a stranger. He didn’t betray me with a random girl from his club. He chose to betray me with my best friend. I couldn’t help but wonder why. Why did Zara also choose to betray me? She was the one person who I wasn’t scared to be vulnerable around. She had seen every part of me. I was open with her about almost everything.

"You didn’t listen to me. Now you have to bear your burdens alone, and don’t you dare drag me into this." I nodded slowly at the look in his eyes. Why was he so upset about it? The words stung so deeply. Was that really how he saw it? As a chore? Maybe I’d made a mistake. "Sorry for thinking I could rely on my best friend." I turned around and left the training ground. I heard his footsteps following behind me. I wiped the tears escaping my eyes. Telling him about the pregnancy wouldn’t be a good idea. Who knows—he’d probably give me a two-hour lecture on how I’d messed up.

How could my friend, someone I trusted, betray me like this? I felt a wave of shock and betrayal wash over me as I realized the extent of Helena's deception. She had been manipulating me all along, using her false friendship to influence my decisions and exploit my trust. Her advice, which I had once believed was genuine and helpful, now seemed sinister and self-serving.

Although he believed Alex could not possibly betray their friendship what he saw he could not deny. His world was destroyed in that instant. Ruby tried to hold him by holding Drake’s hand but Drake immediately let go of Ruby’s hand and then ran fast along with the pain filling his heart. Although he could faintly hear Alex’s reply, Drake kept running. He ran fast as if he wanted to escape reality. “The most painful thing is not when your lover betrays you but when you see your best friend betray you because we always have complete trust in them.”

It was the air I breathe, of myself, my destiny, and by the people I once regarded as my possession. The saddest thing about betrayal was it never comes from the enemies, but from those who were close enough to gain one’s trust and loyalty. I understood cheating, understood the betrayal Banyan has gone through, and I understood how hard it punched him in the face, knowing he had been used and lied to. He must have struggled to fight up to his might, to protect his beloved mate and precious friend. It was miserable to feel helpless and weak. I was stunned by the idea the Alpha Mare had in mind. It was doable and smart.

Ever since my best friend, Aurelia Westbrook, moved in next door, my boyfriend, Xavier Whitmore, couldn’t stop complaining about her. “She’s so completely useless,” he’d scoff. “If she doesn’t know how to cook, she should just order takeout. If she can’t figure out the washing machine, she should take her clothes to the dry cleaner. Why does she have to keep bothering you all the time?” I smiled and tried to explain. “Aurelia’s family went bankrupt. Her mother had to let all the household staff go. Normally, she doesn’t know how to do these things yet.” Xavier still wasn’t convinced. He started making bets with me every single day. “I bet that woman cuts her finger trying to cook again.”