Betrayed Maddy And Tobias นิยาย & เรื่องราว

"Why the hell did you play me like that, Tobias?! We had an agreement! I did exactly what you asked me to do—I went to the authorities, I signed the affidavits, and I officially cleared Sydney's name of the homicide charges! I delivered my end of the bargain perfectly! All of this public humiliation is uncalled for! We were supposed to be partners!" Tobias looks down at me for a long moment. And then, right in front of the flashing cameras of the media, he bursts into a loud, mocking laugh, throwing his head back as if I’ve just told the most hilarious joke in human history. He stops laughing, his face instantly dropping into an icy, deadpan expression of contempt as he looks dead into my ey

“Nicola first. After that, you can do whatever you want.” Bryce stood, towering over her. “Oh, I will. But let’s get one thing straight, Maddie. If you betray us, if you so much as think about warning your pack, I’ll make you regret it. Understand?” “I won’t,” Maddie said, rising to meet his gaze. “I want her gone as much as you do.” Bryce’s grin returned, sharp and dangerous. “Then we have a deal.” As the rogues dispersed, their laughter fading into the night, Maddie remained by the fire. The map felt heavy in her hands, the weight of her choices pressing down on her.

Even Aunt Jade looked frozen. But Nia? She said nothing. Her head hung low, body trembling as her mate held her up. Then Dylan’s voice cut through again, sharp like a blade. “Yes. It’s true. She conspired with the traitor, Tiffany, who is now dead and they tried to kill my mate.” “Unbelievable,” Father spat, seething. The crowd buzzed again, whispering, throwing glances between Nia and me. She finally looked up. Her cheeks were streaked with tears but her glare could still kill.

Greg's hold on the bottle tightened, as he sat straight and stiff. It was like the truth hit him deeply. "I won't resent you even if you become biased over Leah because it was never her fault, she is your Mate and as funny as fate can be, she might be your sanctuary" Casper patted Greg's shoulder as a friend would before slipping back into his Beta role. "Shouldn't you be over seeing why Fred really came here? I don't think it's just because he wants an ally in taking over all of Leasbegth.

“Well, maybe she’ll be able to give him a second chance mate. I did find out there was a female that he finally got together for a while, but because of this mate thing he wasn’t able to love her the way she needed him too and I was told she left him. That’s when he went after you to help him out to ask the moon goddess to make her his mate instead of me.” He found someone that he wanted to love but ended up losing her because of this moon goddess. I know now what I need to do and that’s to find the silver wolf to reach the moon goddess herself to save my father. Next Book to Betrayed. The secret wolf. Eight years later (Marcus POV)

I had no idea how much truth there was to that, but I wasn’t sure how I felt about that…other than that I still didn’t trust her, no matter how happy my mother seemed to see her. The two women stood side by side, hands and arms entwined as they looked the both of us over. Heat prickled on the back of my neck; even my wolf took notice of Fiona’s and Kate’s appraisal, his focus torn between seeking out potential threats and feeling the need to preen.

I announced and gave Landon a wide smile. I could feel his happiness by just looking at him. It was like our wolves were communicating already. Even though he said nothing to me but just a smile, I knew he couldn’t wait to start this journey with me. “I’m proud of what you did for my daughter,” I heard my mother say as I walked into the room. “That Alexander thought he could hurt her and get away with it.” I sighed as I began to pack my things. Indeed, I didn’t think I would ever be betrayed by Alexander but his betrayal led me to a new beginning. But would it turn out to be good? Will Landon love me like he claimed?

But as I looked at Kaiden, his golden eyes blazing with fury, I knew. It was over. Elder Tobias’s voice broke the tense silence, his tone sharp with disbelief. “This cannot be true,” he said, shaking his head. “Maya has been faithful to this pack for years. She would never betray us.” For a brief moment, hope flickered in my chest. Tobias’s faith in me could be my salvation. But then Kaiden’s voice shattered that fragile hope. “Are you sure about this?” he asked, his tone cold and measured, directing his question to the battered rogue.

“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