Betrayed The Book Novels & Stories

You were my muse, yes, but I would never betray your secrets. I have attached an unedited copy of my book for you to read. I want to prove to you that I didn’t abuse your trust. Read the book and if you still think that it is too close to the bone for you, then I will destroy it and it will never see the light of day. I know you may not believe me right now, but I did love you, and still love you, and if nothing else I need you to know that I never betrayed you and never will.

He declared, before kicking me and then left with his minions. I gritted my teeth as I felt dizzy. ‘I will endure this. But I will make them pay’. My eyes turned bloodshot as I glared at their backs. … Author Tina Nwuba: “Finally, my awesome and amazing readers! This chapter concludes book 1 of ‘Heart of a Betrayed Wife’. The next chapters will be book 2 of ‘Heart of a Betrayed Wife’, with the storyline focusing more on Love, Romance, Betrayal, Truth, Revenge, and finally, everyone is going to get what they deserve.

He had dragged me through hell, convinced I would never rise from the ashes. But I was still here. And maybe, just maybe, I was done being afraid. I straightened my shoulders. “Tell me what to do.” Evelyn’s smile was razor-sharp. “That’s the spirit.” She tapped a name on the page. “We start here.” I followed her gaze, reading the name beneath her finger. Recognition hit me like a punch to the gut. A name I had trusted. A name I had never expected to betray me. The room tilted slightly, my breath catching in my throat.

I slowly lifted my eyes to the screen Because now the betrayal was no longer hidden in shadows It was standing at the very top of our structure And the worst part was not that we had been infiltrated It was that someone we trusted completely Had just given Zarev the final key to take everything we had left to defend

I stared a second longer than I meant to, then I turned the page. ​The whole mood of the file shifted. This wasn't just a collection of memories; it was a story of a betrayal. There were notes scribbled in the margins about deals gone wrong and alliances that had fallen apart at the worst possible moments. Information that had been leaked right when it could do the most damage. My chest tightened as the truth slowly formed in my mind. ​“She didn’t just leave,” I whispered to myself. ​She had betrayed him. The realization hit me harder than I expected. My stomach twisted as I read about the trust she’d broken and the plans she’d destroyed.

Thank you for sticking with me, now to begin book 2... Following on from Betrayed by the Beta, can Alpha Dave and his twin sister Daisy work through the trouble of reorganizing a pack that has been mistreated for months all while helping their friends, Jack and Cassie, to capture a threat that could bring them all to their knees? Help Jason and Tara come to terms with a difficult past? and assist Brian as he tries to help Mark overcome his strong need to prove himself worthy, which could result in serious consequences?

She took out her bottle of water and gulped it down. "Jamila please just stop beating round the bush and tell her how she really messed up." Aisha pleaded. "What I mean is that Maryam lied to you. She did that just because she likes Isma'il then she sensed that he might like you. So she just formed a false story and you went ahead and executed a trap for yourself! Did you even think for a second? Did you even know what the heck you wrote on that damn thing you call a letter?!" Jamila asked raising her voice a little.

Of an opponent who, despite the collateral harm done, was determined to neutralize me as a possible danger, rerouting blame and making sure my banishment lasted. With the ruthless accuracy of a woman trying to slake a bone-deep desire, I devoured every damning piece. The quiver in my hands when I eventually lifted my eyes from the last page was not from exhaustion but rather from a basic insight. Someone I ought to have trusted more than anybody else had betrayed me in the most obvious way possible. And if what my senses told me was true, the same shadowy entity was still at work manipulating from the shadows and tugging strings at the edges of these events.

“You stood outside that hotel room.” “Yes.” “You let Selene destroy the man who was a brother to you.” Leon’s eyes opened, red and raw. “Yes.” “Say it properly.” Leon’s voice cracked. “I betrayed him.” “Louder.” “I betrayed him.” Damian leaned in slightly. “Again.” “I betrayed him!” The words echoed against the stone walls. Damian didn’t flinch. “Who did you betray?” Leon’s tears fell freely now. "Rowan." “And who trusted you?”

He looked at it without seeming to see it, then lifted it to his lips and drank mechanically, his eyes fixed on something in the middle distance. "We should have seen it coming," he said finally. "The ambush. They knew exactly where we would be. Exactly when we would stop. Someone told them." Elif sat beside him on the log. The wood was damp with morning dew, but she barely noticed. Her body was too tired for small discomforts. "I know," she said. "I've been thinking about it all night." The betrayal hung between them like a physical presence, heavy and suffocating. Someone in their camp, someone they had trusted, someone who had eaten their food and slept under their protection, had sold th