Betrayed Novels & Stories

She disappeared down the road. It was too late for regret. Regret meant nothing when it showed up after the damage was done. A month passed before we heard about them again. Lyris lost a leg in the crash. The baby she had abandoned during her escape—her own child—died alone at home from starvation. She was found guilty of treason for siding with the rogues and betraying her own kind. The judges of the Kingdom of Volvia sentenced her to death, carried out with the harshest punishment allowed.

"Don't be afraid, Sandra. With me here, she can't do anything to you." His words hit me like a punch to the chest. Three years. Over three years of marriage. And not once did he ever trust me. I felt a cold, hollow laugh rise in my chest. After comforting Sandra, Reese stood and stepped out. He pulled out his phone and called his assistant, Bruce Wagner, again. When the line connected, he said sharply, "Where is Carmen? I gave you more than enough time. Don't tell me you still haven't found her. Or have you been bought off by her? Forgot who your boss is?"

I'm not certain. - "You are partially right! I will describe treason in two ways: the first, as you just said, is deceiving someone and exploiting the confidence that this person has in us through words or actions. The second is a deliberate crime against one's government, consisting of divulging information to an enemy or rebelling against the power in place. Trust is important in this situation as well". - "Why would you betray anyone or your country?" I was at a loss for words when I inquired. I couldn't understand how anyone could betray his own people, his friends, when loyalty was the most wonderful and precious gift.

Ben had taken my vulnerable confessions about worrying for my mother's safety and turned them into intelligence reports for his pack leadership. "You used me." The words came out flat, emotionless, as the full scope of his betrayal finally became clear. "You used my trust, my feelings, my fear for my mother's life, and you turned it all into political advantage for your family." "Bea, please—" "You made me an unknowing traitor to my own pack." I was backing away from him now, as the psychological implications of what he'd done hit me with devastating force. "You turned me into the security breach that nearly got my mother killed." That was the moment when whatever remained of our childhood f

The betrayal cut deep, but it also reinforced the importance of trust and discernment. As we confronted the traitor, I couldn't help but feel a mixture of anger and disappointment. But even in that moment, I held onto a glimmer of hope. For in the face of adversity, we had discovered the strength of our resilience and the power of our unity. With the traitor exposed, our team rallied together, rebuilding the trust that had been shattered. We emerged from the ordeal stronger and more determined than ever to protect our vision and ensure that the shadow of betrayal would never darken our path again.

She laughed weakly. "You should eat something," Damon said. “You barely touched dinner.” He moved around the kitchen, Sloane watched him pull out a bottle of water with glasses. “I’m not hungry,” she said. “She knew, maybe not everything but enough. I told her everything as my best friend. He walked back beside her near the window. “She betrayed you,” he said. “But that doesn’t erase every real thing that existed before it because people are complicated.” “You really believe that? I feel stupid.”

I was under anesthesia again for the third time in a very short time frame. Gabriel was at my side when I woke up, holding my hand and resting his head against the stretcher’s rail. The grief on his face did nothing to alleviate what I was feeling. Completely lost. I thought having cancer was the worst thing that could ever possibly happen to me, but I was wrong. So wrong! My heart was broken and I felt like a complete failure of a human. I felt completely betrayed by my own body and I hated myself. Tears of rage rolled down my cheek which the nurse took for grief. Sure I was grieving the loss of the baby I had created a future for, but I was so angry with mys

She couldn't believe that he was so willing to betray her. She turned and walked away from Aaron, her footsteps echoing through the quiet hallway, her heart filled with a sense of betrayal, her body trembling with a mixture of anger and despair. She couldn't believe that Aaron had betrayed her. She couldn't believe that he had chosen Serena over her. She couldn't believe that she had been so naive, so trusting, so foolish.

For a second, I almost believed she might stop, but she didn't, she gave him details of all that happened today. I set the phone down slowly, my fingers curling into my palm. My eyes darkened, the silver glint of my wolf surfacing briefly before I forced it back. Being betrayed by someone you trusted… was a hard pill to swallow. I wasn't angry…no…I was utterly disappointed. I bit my lip, tasting bitterness. Outside the window, the city blurred past, lights stretching into long, meaningless streaks. You can’t let this go, my wolf said quietly. We just can't.

Emily and Liam stood frozen, their hearts sinking in disbelief as the weight of betrayal settled upon them. The unexpected source had shattered their trust, leaving them adrift in a sea of confusion and hurt. Emotions churned within them as they grappled with the fallout of this shocking revelation. Emily's voice quivered with a mixture of anger and sadness. "How could they do this to us, Liam? We trusted them implicitly," she exclaimed, her voice filled with a raw vulnerability. Tears welled in her eyes, threatening to spill over, as the weight of the betrayal settled upon her shoulders.