Betrayal By Sister Novels & Stories

My sister huffed and rolled her eyes at me. “I’m doing this to help you both,” I explained to my sister. “Oh, joy! The proverbial daughter has returned” Lane said sarcastically. “It’s prodigal, not proverbial,” I corrected her, frowning. “Fuck off Harp” she barked, turning her back and stomping off to her room.

“You get inside. You get close. You earn Garcia’s trust. And when the time is right, you rip the heart out of his empire.” “And if I refuse?” I asked, deadpan. He chuckled. “Then I kill your sister in front of you. Slowly.” I clenched my jaw. “I’m not asking for loyalty, Dominic,” Nathan said. “I’m giving you purpose.” Back to Present – Dominic’s POV They think they understand betrayal. They don’t. Not the way I do. My sister’s blood had paid for my silence. My life was no longer mine to live—but theirs to burn. Until Arrienne.

My voice grew louder, harder with every word. "You don’t know what it’s like to plan your whole life with someone—to think they were your life, to plan children, building a home together—only to have them betray you in ways you never imagined." He opened his mouth, but I didn’t let him speak. "You don’t know what it’s like to be blindsided. To trust someone so completely, only to find out they’ve been cheating on you. And not just with anyone. Oh no. They didn’t pick some stranger. Not a random woman somewhere. They didn’t pick some meaningless fling." My throat tightened. "No, he chose her. My sister. My own flesh and blood."

"You have the guts to tell me that? Are you expecting me to talk to him to take responsibility? Dream on! Reba. You've gotten yourself into that situation!" " That's the main reason why I'm crying because he claimed it's not his and the only reason he hook on me is because of a wager." " What! What wager?" " He had a bet with his friends that I was easy to get." She scoffs, knowing her sister was lying to save her own skin. She had seen the looks her sister gave when she introduced her to her boyfriend. But she never thought that they will betray her. "Wasn't it true?" Rachel was aware that her sister would give anything to have her career advancement. She just didn't think that she would n

This was their plan all along, they knew about it and they supported her. “All you have to do is tell your sister sorry for hitting her and maybe your ex husband can consider employing you in the company but if you do not and you leave this company I would have no choice but to cut off every ties I have with you” my mother yelled at me. But I couldn’t think, my heart couldn’t stop hitting hard, the betrayal hurt more like death itself. My husband betrayed me and married my sister and not just that my parents were on it too.

" I tugged my hand free of Aiden's, clenching my fingers into fists as I wrestled for the truth to settle. Damien, the man who had betrayed me, tried to ruin everything I'd fought to build, which was my brother. “This can't be real," I breathed, the words empty. The feeling of betrayal, the anger-it was a thousand times more powerful now. How could he do that to his sister? How could he treat me like that, knowing who I was? Aiden's voice cut into my thoughts, low, even. "Why didn't you tell her sooner? Why keep something like this a secret?”

“Ava is fine. As to why…well, think about it, little sister. You took Ewan from me, and now I’m going to make sure you don’t have your happy ending.” I’m numb. There’s no other word for it. Once again, my sister has betrayed me. “You’re crazy,” I mutter as the man restrains my arms behind my back. “You and Ewan were over the years ago. He’s in love with me. And when he finds out what you’ve done, he’ll kill you.”

"You're pathetic. Why are you begging if you don't even know what you're apologizing for? Why are you really here?" She shook her head, something close to disgust crossing her features. "Even now, you struggle to understand. To trust me. Why would you?" Her voice rose. "You spent five years fucking my sister in what used to be our bed. Making a family with her while I was out here alone." Her voice rose suddenly, shaking with emotion. "You betrayed me! For what? For some story Susan told you? For some fabricated evidence you never bothered to question?" "There was no way to know—"

"It was just a dream, big sister. I would never betray you. Never. You have to believe that." "It was just a dream," I repeated, trying to convince myself more than her. "I would die before I let anyone hurt you. You know that." I wanted to believe her. Desperately wanted to trust that my sister would never do something so cruel. But the nightmare had felt so real. The betrayal had cut so deep that even now, awake and safe, I could not shake the feeling. "I know. I am sorry. The dream just felt very real." "It is alright. I understand."

"Where is your sister?" "She's dead" he replied. "How?" "She was killed by them and ràped, thrown over a bridge" "How do you know she was ràped and killed?" He said. "She called me, I have proof" he replied. "Where is it?" He asked. "At home" "Why did they kill her?" "Because I betrayed them" "And why did you betray them?" "Because I felt that it was all wrong" "Why now that you realize it?" "Cause, I didn't know what I was doing"