Betrayal Bond Novels & Stories

Saw her slice her own palm, days before the trials, whispering: “Better to bleed now than be owned later.” “You were never weak,” Rowan said, his voice raw in the link. “You saw me bleed,” she replied. “And didn’t flinch.” 5. The Break But then the bond fractured. Something else entered the tether. A shadow. Not Rowan. Not Ava. Something older. Something bound to the Blood Moon itself. It hissed: “One of you will betray the other before the final trial.” Ava staggered. Rowan clutched her arms. “No—stay with me.”

It had sensed the mating bond between me and that Alpha and I couldn’t be more disheartened. It felt like a betrayal of everything that I stood for. Everything that I had been through had taught me never to trust a male Alpha ever again. The very existence of the bond felt like a betrayal to me and my wolf. And betrayal hurts like a bitch. But the existence of this new bond also meant something dreadful…a confirmation. A confirmation that I hadn’t wanted.

What about what I want? I clench my fists, my nails digging into my palms. Betrayal. That’s what this feels like. Betrayed by Camilla, by my father, by Elder Stefano. That coward promised me that he would fight to keep the bond undissolved. I trusted him to help me secure my bond but what did he do after Isabella arrived, accusing me? He folded like a cheap chair, agreeing to my father's decision without as much as a single word of opposition.

I didn’t expect understanding—but the raw pain in her tone, that sting of betrayal… it carved into me deeper than I expected. "You think I wanted this?" I said, my voice cracking. "I fought it. I stayed in Valenwood for years, tried to deny the bond, tried to belong. But the moment I saw him again… the bond snapped into place like a chain. I couldn’t ignore it." Thoren’s growl cut through the stunned quiet. “You betrayed us.” His voice was like stone scraping against stone—furious and devastated. Something inside me snapped. The part of me that had held back, that had tried to explain, to hope they’d understand—it burned away.

They were each other’s best friends, confidants, and biggest supporters. Imagine what it would be like if your other half was an evil douchebag. They could easily use the bond against you. I had seen what it looked like for someone to be on the receiving end of a mate-bond betrayal. One of the Omegas dropped to her knees in the middle of breakfast prep and clawed at her chest. The sounds – Goddess, the sounds – were enough to tell me just how painful it felt for your mate to lie with another that wasn’t you. Once the bond snapped into place, even before being solidified, it created that bridge. The betrayal, however, would hurt worse than anything you had ever experienced before. Imagine how

“I swear it, Eliana. No one touches what’s mine and lives to boast about it.” My stomach flipped at his words—what’s mine. He said it like a vow, like the bond already sealed me to him in ways I couldn’t escape. I should have argued. I should have told him I didn’t belong to him, that I wasn’t his to claim. But the truth caught in my throat, heavy and bitter. Because in a way, the bond had already betrayed me. My heart had already betrayed me. And worse, a part of me didn’t want to fight it.

“Did he love me sincerely, or was he just using me to become Alpha? Was I just… convenient?” She looked at me with so much sadness that it made my chest ache. “That’s not something I can answer for you, sweetheart. You need to ask him. But...” she hesitated for a moment, brushing a strand of hair behind my ear. “I know one thing. No one can fake a bond as deep as the one you two shared, not for that long.” I swallowed hard, her words offering little comfort. “Then why? Why would he betray me like this? We promised each other everything. How do I even look at him now? He ruined everything.”

Harris said and his father's eyes widened as his mouth hung open. "Holy shit!" Zane said, sitting back in his seat. "Don't worry, I'm not falling for anyone else's bullshit! Fuck the bond! Celine can stick it up her ass!" Harris said angrily and his father took a sharp breath in. "What? Don't look at me like that! Out of everyone here, I would think you would understand the most. We both had a mate who loved someone else. Your mate's half-ass rejected you and stayed with his lover until the stupid bond forced him into your arms! Yeah, I did a little digging and found out what happened." Harris said when his father looked shocked.

“That’s why the decision has to be taken seriously.” “And if you cheated?” She looked down at our joined hands. The question caught me off guard but I still managed to reply. “The bond would know,” I said. “What?” Her eyes snapped back to mine. “You’d feel something was wrong because betrayal between true mates affects the bond itself. I would know too if you were unfaithful.” I revealed. “That’s terrifying.” She looked horrified. “It isn’t meant to be a punishment.” I squeezed her fingers. “It’s simply how the bond works. Two people connected by fate can’t hide everything from each other forever.”

How could you betray us like this? Shirley lowered her head and looked like she wanted to disappear on the spot. "Just yesterday Keith told me you were someone trustworthy. He insisted he was going to marry you. How could you do this to him? "Please never come to our house again. And stay away from Keith from now on!" By the time Shirley was taken away by the police, her face had gone pale. Right before leaving, she finally dropped the act and glared at me viciously. 'Keith, just wait. I'll make your life a living hell!'