Betrayed At 17 Novels & Stories

But, should I be angry? The answer should be on the tip of your tongue….. No. I don't have any right to be angry at him because I might have done the same thing if I was betrayed. Somewhere in the back of my mind I knew the consequences of being attached to the only person I betrayed. And maybe in the midst of his politeness, I thought, maybe somewhere in the deep pools of his forest greens, he saw me. The real me. What a grave illusion it was! Why would Xavier Knight whom I betrayed would ever consider anything except loyalty from my side. And, maybe he was right. I might be one of his side chicks who got screwed last night.

He had a feeling that this was what Martina really wanted to talk to him about. “The first was when she was thirteen. And the second was only a few weeks ago. In both occasions, she was betrayed by a person she trusted and loved.” Jester’s skin prickled at the ice in Martina’s voice. If there was anyone he expected to tell him off about the whole Eterali spell incident, it would be Gregory Vega. But the man hadn’t even mentioned it. Perhaps it was because he knew someone else was better-suited to do it.

She made me a better version of myself and helped me understand life in a better way. I couldn't bear to see the tears in her eyes as I said those words to her. I was further broken when she realized I betrayed her with her best friend, Martha. But there was nothing I could do and I wished I had done thing's differently. Although we had dated for three years, our sexual relationship suffered severely. Daisy insisted on waiting for her mate and as much as it angered me, I agreed to it. I thought she would give up on keeping her virginity for her mate but her decision never wavered.

I didn’t understand what I had done to deserve so much heartache and pain in my life. “Sweetheart, I know it hurts right now, but it will get better,” the nurse said in a soothing voice as she checked my vital signs. Gabriel’s head snapped up at this, not having realized that I was awake. He gently stroked my hair putting on a brave face while out in public but I could tell that he was shattered. Despite his protest that he did not want any more children less than a year ago, I knew he was beyond excited with our pregnancy. My body had let him down just as much as it had let me down. It had betrayed both of us. The surgeon was in to talk to us but I didn’t hear a word she said. I was lost in

“You call it safe when I was nearly assaulted in that mall parking lot? You call it safe when disgusting gossip about you and Leviana spread, leaving me humiliated by everyone? You call it safe when I saw you with my own eyes—kissing her at that hotel?” Adrian flinched, her words stabbing straight into his chest. “Deviana… that was a trap. Their trap. I never chose that.” She wiped her tears harshly. “But I’m the one who paid for it. I’m the one who was humiliated. I’m the one who lost my dignity. You might call it a trap, but to me, the wounds are real.” Silence pressed down on them, broken only by the whisper of the night wind. Adrian took a step closer, his gaze locked on her. “Then let m

"You see I um... I wasn't always like this. I just um..when I was 18, a year after I thought I lost my mother, I met this guy. Kidd. In school. He was there for me during the times I thought I would wallow alone in pain and misery. He was one of the most popular boys in school and I was too, the problem was, I was a nerd back then. I was cut off from the social life and withdrew into a boring piece of shit. Kidd pulled me out. And that was when he asked me out for the first time, I easily agreed to go out with him because I was already head over heels for him. Many called me his lapdog but I didn't care. I loved Kidd and he loved me. That was what really mattered. You know I did a lot for hi

There was a pause. Then—unexpectedly—he said, “I used to trust people too fast.” Naya blinked. “That’s... random.” Adrian leaned back in the chair, stretching his arms behind his head. “It’s not. You’re not the only one who got burned.” She stared at him. He didn’t look away. “Someone betrayed you?” she asked quietly. “My best friend. Business partner. We built a company together in our twenties. First big win. I thought we were family. He used my name to hide money he was laundering through a shell firm.”

“I won’t waste my time explaining to someone who’s already blinded by lies. For now, take a rest. You and your child need that, don’t worry you’re safe here. No one will lay a finger on you again, Jada Young. You have my word.” He slowly walks towards the door and was about to get out when I speaks. “I trusted you for years.” Tears continuously fell off, the pain is wrenching to bear with, and his betrayal was too unacceptable. “How could you betray me?” “Answer me, Martini!”

That I was guilty. “I was jealous and hurt. He played on me and chose her over me. But in the end, he was betrayed by her.” I felt the heat on my eyes and I didn’t realize that I was tearing on my left eye. I pressed my lips trying hard to smile as I shook my head. “He was kicked out. He tried to convince me to go with him… I was seventeen… he was twenty. I’m just a love-sick teenager.” “I’m sorry, but I need to ask this. If it’s alright?” Anthony asked.

I set the cup down gently and looked up at him. “Your part,” I said calmly, “is the part of the betrayed. The loyal brother who believed in Alexander, who loved him and supported him, only to discover his trust was misplaced. A victim, Conrad. That’s what you’ll be.” He recoiled slightly, brows furrowing. “A victim?”