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said the love of my life, and I smiled. I smiled because it had all been worth it. My mate's betrayal had helped me find my way. My mate's betrayal led me to find true love. My mate's betrayal made everything fall into place. Nothing else mattered; this was everything. THE END.

I couldn't help but cry, the tears flowing freely down my cheeks as I mourned the loss of what I thought we had. I felt a sense of betrayal not only from Cole but from my best friend as well. The two people I had trusted the most had gone behind my back, breaking the bond of trust and love that we had shared. Evelyn was a snake under the grass, and i didn’t know how foolish i had been to have ignored all the signs and warnings. It felt like i had been under a spell. I had seen a lot of movies, where things like this happened to the main character. But this was not a movie, neither was I a main character. The truth still stood. My husband has cheated on me, with my best friend.

My heart beat accelerated to a rate that I wondered if I would have a heart attack. My best friend and boy friend were lying together. It is easier to forgive an enemy than to forgive a friend. I had been so stupid to defend Aubree whenever I saw Isla and Jaden together. I used to advertise my loyalty and I don't believe there is a single person I loved that didn't eventually betray me. I never knew that my trust on her would lead me here. And then what wrong had I done to Nathan that he was lying naked with Aubree, when he had a girlfriend.

While he dealt with Gabriel. “He’s a really good friend,” Lane whispered as Matteo handed us supper. “He’s the best,” I said, pleased with everything he had done for us. Lane stayed for a week, the two of us did more bonding in that week than we had our whole lives. It felt good to know that I could count on her. “I wish we could have always gotten along like this,” I said wistfully. “I’m sorry Harp, I wasn’t a very good sister, was I?”

He owns the club, and he might not even be here. The last time was just unlucky. But still, as we walked in through the doors of Black Swan, my heart dropped as buried memories sufficed. This was the place where I suffered the worst betrayal of my life, where I realized that my best friend and boyfriend who hated each other and were only polite to one another because of me had been screwing for months. They fell in love and instead of him breaking up with me, they decided to fool me since I was the money-making machine bankrolling him.

I thought today would be the perfect moment to tell him, to share the good news, to finally fix what had broken between us. Instead, I was met with his shameless betrayal, his cruel humiliation, his merciless disregard. The man I once loved had been warm and dazzling, like light slipping through my fingers—something beautiful, something mine. Now, that same light burned too bright, searing through every fragile hope, reducing my love to nothing but ashes. I wasn’t sure if it was the force of Ethan’s movements shaking the car too violently or if the blood-streaked handprints on the window had caught a passerby’s attention.

"Oh yeah? What could you possibly know about being hurt?" My eyes clouded over, my voice dropping to a whisper. "I know what it feels like to have the people you trust most in the world betray you in the worst possible way." Her expression faltered, her curiosity piqued. "What happened?" She asked me. Our food arrived, so we both conversed while picking on our meal. My jaw clenched, my eyes flashing with pain. "My own best friend, scratch that, I mean brother, Oh yes I no longer saw him as a friend but a brother, Starr. He ruined my relationship.

I corrected him. "Tell that to my eyes which saw everything!" I frowned and crossed my arms, "What was your deal with me? What if I fell for him? How is that your business? You had yourself wrapped with your mate." He laughed out pain, "Of course, and I missed on both sides anyways. My mate betrayed me, and my best friend found a human better than me, she was even with kids with him. How am I supposed to know that the kids were not his?!"

“Did you come to see how pathetic I’ve become so you can run back and report everything to the rest of the pack while you all sip tea and gossip about me?” “No, I—” I cut her off instantly, not wanting to hear a single word coming from her mouth. She was my best friend. The only real friend I ever had in this entire pack. She promised me that no matter what happened, she would always stay by my side, but the moment the pack’s approval became more important, she abandoned me just like everyone else. How was I supposed to simply forget that betrayal and act like nothing happened?

“I really thought I was special. He knew all the right things to say. He made me feel like I mattered and I let him use that. I let him use me.” “You were vulnerable,” Darla said. “He saw that.” “I was stupid,” I shot back, sharper than I meant. “I betrayed my best friend because of him. I turned against her!.” I swallows hard. “She would’ve done anything for me,” I said, my voice cracking. “Freya. She covered for me when I messed up. She took me in when I had nothing and make sure from that point forward that I had everything. And I threw all of that away for a guy who left the second things got hard.”