Betrayal From Within Novels & Stories

“You remembered what I told you that they kept a low profile, but they were trained before to be a damn good spies. You should not underestimate their skills but you don’t have to worry I have taken care of them already.” “So why now? Why did they surrender so sudden? What did you do?” “Betrayal,” he coldly replied. I could feel the chills on the tone of his voice. “The disgusting part of human nature due to greed,” he continued. “What do you mean, Doom?” “The saddest thing about betrayal is that it never comes from your enemies.” He then turned his gaze on me. “It comes from your most trusted person unexpectedly.” “So one of them betrayed the other?” I clarified.

If I had just been more diligent and checked Macie's hospital website, I would have noticed something was off. There was a difference between Henry and his brother. Apart from their personalities, Henry had a small mole at the corner of his eye, which his brother did not. When the truth finally came out, I clung to Macie, bawling my eyes out. "Why are you crying?" Macie asked, exasperated. "Because I thought I had betrayed you! I even dreamt of you chasing me with a scalpel," I sobbed. Macie laughed. "If you actually managed to betray me, that would be impressive. I don't think you have the brains for that."

My life has been a wreck since then and it would never get better. Every day I wish for death, or at least a chance to go back. Yes, the curse in the Nnaji bloodline was a painful one, but what I did to Jaclyn eat me up the most. She trusted me and I broke that trust. She loved me and I used it against her. A part of me died that night and I thought I would get it back in time, but so far I haven’t. Perhaps this is what I deserve. I betrayed her, after all. That was the plan all along, but the plan changed after I realised I loved her despite Bella, my mate. I wanted to hide her away from everyone. I wanted to keep her to myself and protect her.

She again took me in a hug. " W-When he was speak-king , the hurt , the b-betrayal shone in his eyes. He hasn't forgotten anything, Bri. He spat each word with so much d-disgust like he was pained at the s-sight of me." I tightened my arms around her , trying to relieve a bit of the pain that was consuming me from inside and I don't know when I fell asleep like that in her arms , crying my heart out. ………….

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.

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!'

Someone from that number had passed the route forward, and the council wolves that had come up behind us were not a coincidence, they were a response to exact information. I had been betrayed before. Not by strangers, not by enemies you expected it from. By people in rooms you trusted, people who had eaten at your table and knew your voice. It had a specific weight to it that other kinds of problems did not, heavier than a direct attack because it came from inside the ground you thought you were standing on. I controlled my face. I had a great deal of practice at that. The first thing I did was turn to Sera.

I had always believed that even if he grew close to Summer, the class beauty, and even developed feelings for her in high school, our place in each other’s hearts would remain special. In sophomore year, some jealous girls had spread rumors that I was obsessively chasing him, trying to come between him and Summer. When Jason found out, he kicked over a desk in front of the whole class. Pointing at the girls, he shouted, “Emily is my childhood friend. If anyone dares to spread lies about her again, don’t blame me for being merciless!” At the time, I was certain I had a place in his heart. But now it seemed that had only been an act to maintain his image as loyal and sentimental.

“To everyone who had a hand in this—Elena, Mia, Ethan, anyone who touched the wheel, anyone who silenced a call—you will answer. I will make you pay for what you did to my son.” Lucas did not try to soothe or quiet me. He did not hand me platitudes. He stood, a dark silhouette in the rain, and let me fill the air with my promise. He understood the shape of vows; he had a map of battles in his chest. He let me have this one. The rain washed the words into the soil but it could not erase the oath. I rose from the grave with water squeezing from my sleeves. There would be no public meltdown, no spectacle for the cameras. There would be calculation. There would be patience. There would be the sl

I could feel the betrayal behind me, the presence of someone we trusted aligned with the attackers, watching, waiting. The fight erupted. Shadows moved fast. Weapons clanged. I stayed close to Adrian, firing when necessary, moving with him, covering angles. Fear pulsed through me, but determination was stronger. We wouldn’t be taken by surprise again. And then, a flash—recognition. One of the intruders moved in a way only someone trained, someone familiar with our routines, could. My heart dropped. The betrayal wasn’t just outside. It was inside. Someone we counted on. Someone we trusted.