Betrayed Sister Novels & Stories

"Circumstances, Mr. Hart. Circumstances changed me. I was betrayed in ways I never expected." "Betrayed?" Mr. Hart repeated, his eyebrows rising. "What do you mean? You mentioned this earlier.” I took a deep breath, the memories flooding back, my heart raced and it hurt so bad thinking about those ugly experiences I had tried so hard to bury in the deeper part of my heart. "My husband cheated on me with my sister. I caught them two years ago, at my inauguration party. Can you believe it? The very people I trusted most in this world, and they repaid me like that."

“When I saw her,everything I thought was dead came back. I never got to tell her how I felt before she left. She changed her number. I had no way to reach her. Then I met you, genuinely I fell in love with you….believe me or not …I didn’t know you were sisters.” Amara’s eyes were red. “I’m sorry, Sophie. I should have told you from the beginning….” I felt something crack open inside my chest. Just a slow, ugly split. I had protected her in my own head because the alternative was too disgusting to look at. Now I was looking at it. I couldn’t breathe. My sister betrayed me. I can never forgive her. “You let a man come between us Amara, a fucking loser…” Daniel took a step closer. “Sophie, pl

I choked on my tears. "Then let your sister rot in jail." The feeling of helplessness was strangling me. "You leave Evan, your sister is saved . You don't, your sister's life is destroyed forever. You're smart enough to make the right decision." She whispered in my ears before standing up and walking towards the door. For some reason, she stopped and turned back again. "And one more thing, if Evan learns about this, Bri goes to jail." With that she left the room with every bit of my sanity, my happiness and my chance at a happy life with the man of my dreams.

He groused and my heart sank into the bottom of my belly. He got up from the chair and began to trudge towards me, his eyes narrowing down at me. “This is where you first betrayed your sister,” he whispered and my breath ceased. I clenched my fist tightly and gripped his collar again, glaring down at him. “Me?” I huffed. “We betrayed her together, Miles, and if you think you're going to manipulate me with that again, you've failed this time.” The smile on his face faded and he gritted his teeth.

They remained oblivious to my departure until I heard my name, "Helen." The mention of my name halted me in my tracks. The stool I had accidentally bumped must have jolted them from their romantic cocoon. I stopped, unable to bring myself to face them again. The emotions surged within me, and tears streamed down my cheeks. I bit my lips so hard they bled, determined not to break down. Swiftly, I fled the office, propelled by the sting of betrayal and heartbreak.

They were part of her plan just to win my trust, to use me to get close to Lexie again. And the worst part? It worked. I had handed my sister over like a goddamn sacrificial lamb, to someone I thought I knew, I trusted. The betrayal didn't just sting because she had harmed Lexie, but by doing that, she had proven that all those blissful days of our life had been nothing but an act. And I hated her for it. I should have rejected her, I still could… but I didn’t. Instead, I marked her. Bound her to me so she would never be able to walk away. So she would stay in front of my eyes and remind me, every damn day, why I could never trust her, or anyone else, again.

" I tugged my hand free of Aiden's, clenching my fingers into fists as I wrestled for the truth to settle. Damien, the man who had betrayed me, tried to ruin everything I'd fought to build, which was my brother. “This can't be real," I breathed, the words empty. The feeling of betrayal, the anger-it was a thousand times more powerful now. How could he do that to his sister? How could he treat me like that, knowing who I was? Aiden's voice cut into my thoughts, low, even. "Why didn't you tell her sooner? Why keep something like this a secret?”

I arched an eyebrow because now I was even more intrigued. “What do you mean? Who is it?” I questioned. “My sister…. Melania.” Chiara reluctantly answered. “Your sister? I didn’t even realize you had a sister. Liliana never mentioned a great aunt.” I frowned. So the person who betrayed the coven is Chiara’s sister. A sister that was supposed to be dead as long as I’ve been alive.

"What do I do? How do I help her out? She's been my backbone all these years, now is the right time to pay her back for all of her good deeds. She came back, offered me the water. I finished drinking and lied to her that I'm weak and I need to rest. I'm glad she fell for my trick and leave me all alone to have a peaceful nap. • Throughout the night, I couldn't sleep. I was too overwhelmed and sad at the same time. Three years back, I was brought into this horrible place and now, I'm leaving this same horrible place. I went through a lot... I can't believe everything was planned by my sister. All my life, all I've ever had for her was love and to protect her but instead, she chooses to do thi

"Are you for real, Egon? I am your cousin. We are supposed to protect Arabella from them, What are you doing?" Rancho asked in disbelief. "Are you seriously betraying me?" Egon placed his hands in his pockets and glared at him. "You had my sister in front of your eyes for the whole life, yet you didn't tell me. You knew I was hurt by her death news. I mentioned her many times in front of you yet you kept her hidden. Now tell me who betrayed whom?" "Brother, I seriously had no idea that she is your sister. Trust me!"