Betrayed Sister Novels & Stories

My sister came back after being kidnapped. She had no memory of what had happened. She saw the photos on my wall and became convinced that my boyfriend, Don Colton Turner, was hers. She hid under our bed. When Colton and I started getting intimate, she crawled out and accused us of cheating on her. She pulled out a grenade and screamed, "You've betrayed me! Neither of you is walking out of here!" Just as she was about to pull the pin, my mother lunged at her, grabbed the grenade, and threw it out the window. But Beth wasn't done. She pressed a gun to her temple and threatened to kill herself. In her mind, she was Colton's Donna, while I was his secret lover. My mother rushed forward to grab

"Selene... I didn’t mean for this to happen. I never wanted this, I thought he could make you his Luna but ever since then he banned me from coming to pack palace. Please, don’t—" But her words were empty. Lies. I had heard them before. I had believed them once. But not anymore. The betrayal had been clear. Kelly wasn’t my sister. She was a traitor, a deceiver who had played me like a pawn. She had betrayed me when I needed her most and all these years she left me to carry my cross. And now, there would be consequences. I stepped toward her, the fire inside me rising, ready to scorch everything in its path.

"How dare you cause trouble at your brother’s wedding? Step down!" But for the first time, Leonardo defied Vincent head-on. "I don't want the position of heir! I just want Madeline! "Madeline, in the previous lifetime, you married me! "We ruled the entire mafia world together. I was the godfather, and you were the rightful godmother! This was supposed to be our ending, but now, everything has gone wrong! "Come back to me, and I will give you the love you deserve!" His words were beyond foolish. The mafia leaders in attendance murmured in disapproval.

“I swear, I didn’t want it to go this way.” “Then why the hell did you do it?!” I roared. He winced. “I was following orders. From someone big. Someone you don’t want as an enemy.” “You betrayed us,” I said coldly, my hands still gripping his collar. “You betrayed me. After everything I did for you.” “I know!” His voice cracked. “I know, okay? I didn’t want to. But he threatened my sister. He said if I didn’t do what he said, she'll end up dead.”

I knew there had to be a story, and I knew it would be interesting—a perfect distraction from the haunting horrors Lucian had unleashed. “Well,” she began. “He betrayed me.” She went on rambling and blabbering about their history, their life, and a whole lot of shit. The long and short of it was a simple truth, he betrayed her. He betrayed her years ago and caused the death of her sister.

It wasn’t until they reached the entrance of the surgical ward that she realized. “I want the baby gone,” Sam said coldly. “No!” Lily screamed, breaking free and throwing herself at him to cling to his leg. “If I lose this baby, I’ll never be able to have children again! Sam, please! Don’t do this to me!” However, Sam remained unmoved. Lily’s cries grew desperate. “If my brother were still alive and knew how you were treating me, he’d be livid!” Her deceased brother had always been her saving grace. No matter what, Sam would bow down whenever her brother was mentioned.

I hated Mike Laurent the moment we met. He was arrogant, cold,and impossible to stand. He was supposed to marry my sister, but betrayed us both by eloping with his brother on her own wedding day, and left me to take her place at the altar. Now I'm married to the man I swore I'd never want. Every argument between us feels like it's hiding something else. Every time he touches me, I forget why I was supposed to hate him in the first place.  My sister wants him back, but Mike isn't looking at her anymore — he's looking at me like I was never the substitute. What happens when the billionaire realizes the woman he was supposed to marry was never the one he was meant to love?

Owen doesn't seem fazed by the question and sits a little higher in his seat. The way he looks at her feels almost like a challenge as he claims his new position. Is he looking to goad her or maybe get her acknowledgement? Mina isn’t sure, but she is more confused than impressed. "Won't he keep his position for a little while longer?" "Nope. As of today, it's officially mine. Isn't it, father?" He directs the question to Oliver. "He's right, Williamina. Luna Jade came today to finalise the ally agreement, so Owen is officially my successor now." The Beta answers.

“You loved my own sister—your ex-wife’s sister—more than you ever loved me. Her mother.” Ethan completely froze. The defense died in his throat. He opened his mouth to speak, to offer some pathetic, silver-tongued excuse, but no sound came out. He couldn't deny it. He couldn't spin it. The ugly, monstrous truth stood between us, exposed in the cold morning light. He had traded me for my own bloodline, breaking every sacred vow we had ever made. When he realized he couldn't win that argument, his despair instantly morphed into bitter, ugly rage. He glared at me, his fists clenching so tight his knuckles turned white.

She had been a bit tipsy and uncertain, but the thought lingered uncomfortably in my mind—if he could betray me with my own sister, what was stopping him from flirting with someone else? Playing with the olive in my drink, the image of Bridget and Fisher locking lips flashed through my mind, tightening the knot of betrayal in my stomach. Big sisters were supposed to be the ones who stood by you when you needed support, or at least the ones who would punch the guy who dared to break your heart. Yet here was mine, siding with the man who had not only hurt me but had helped him cheat, leaving me feeling utterly abandoned and betrayed.