Betrayed Vows Novel Novels & Stories

“After everything. Don’t.” She looked at the floor briefly, blinking hard. “I was rooting for all of you. I saw what was building between you before any of you admitted it. I kept your secrets. I protected what you had.” Her breath hitched. “And I was foolish enough to believe that meant something.” She straightened. When she raised her eyes again, something had settled in them. Something resolved and cold and final. “For this betrayal,” she said, her voice quiet now, which made it worse, “I, Tina Voss, curse the four of you. May you never find the happiness you’re chasing. May this love story end with you and no further.”

And I had seen it—his vulnerability, his sincerity. It had taken me a long time to get here, to trust him, to even think about what it would mean to open my heart to him. I had been betrayed so many times in my life, by people I should have been able to trust the most. And yet, despite everything, despite my reservations, despite all the pain, I had started to fall for Luca. I couldn’t deny it anymore. The way he held me, the way he cared for me, the way he protected me—it wasn’t just out of obligation. It was because he felt something too. But that didn’t make it easier. I still had doubts, still had questions that haunted me. Could I really trust him? Could I allow myself to fall in love w

"That's your problem, not mine. Lionel tried to kill me. He committed assault with intent to harm, and I won't accept any mediation. Save your breath." Rhiannon cried, "Why must you do this? Are you trying to ruin him completely just because we're close?" I didn't say anything and walked away, not wanting to waste any more energy arguing with her. People didn't turn bad overnight, and hearts didn't drift all at once. "It's snowing, Boss," Jane said, handing me an umbrella. I declined it and kept walking. It was the first snowfall of the year. I couldn't help but think back to when I confessed to Rhiannon. It had snowed heavily that day, too. When she nodded, it felt like the whole world lit

“I, Viktor, swear absolute loyalty to Alpha Kaelan.” His voice was steady. “I, Viktor, swear absolute loyalty to Alpha Kaelan.” “I renounce my past ambitions and submit entirely to his rule.” “I renounce my past ambitions and submit entirely to his rule.” “If I betray this oath, may my life be forfeit.” “If I betray this oath, may my life be forfeit.” A faint, magical pulse ran through our clasped hands, sealing the blood oath. I released him. “You belong to me now, Viktor. And if you ever—ever—give me a reason to doubt you, I will end you.”

"Kiana, I understand you feel hurt and disappointed. I never meant to hurt you. But I made a promise, an Alpha's oath. I have to fulfil it." His words only fueled my resentment. "Hurt me? You've shattered my trust, Dion. I don't even know who you are anymore." "Enough, Kiana! I am still your alpha." Dion's voice grew louder, his dominance asserting itself. "You may question my actions, but remember your place in our pack." I scoffed. "Of course, how can I defy my alpha's decision? I will fulfil it," I declared, my voice a mix of resignation and determination.

He had been such a man all his life, until he sat here now, staring into the darkness of his own soul, and realized he had wounded a treasure he hadn’t known he’d held. He had known from the moment he met her that he was going to betray her. It was the way of the world. He couldn’t fully trust. He never gave complete control or complete trust to another person, outside of Brim. Just as he had known that retribution would be dealt to the guards’

Ciel sighed as he reached her stomach. “What if you are pregnant? Huh? Stay with Bella. It’s better than going to war with me.” She looked frustrated but she calmed down. “I will kill them for you if they betray you.” She nodded as she finally gave up. But if the Ravens sent them, then she probably had given at least 3 percent of her trust. “Let’s go back to our room. Let’s see if you want adjustments.” “That’s unnecessary. We will be at war soon.” She crossed her arms.

When he finished and the confessions lay raw between us, he looked up with eyes rimmed red and said, small and desperate, “I’m yours, Vale. I swear it. Keep me breathing and I’ll never betray you.” I watched him, feeling a plan begin to form under my skin like a heartbeat. Loyalty bought, secrets traded for life, this was how wars were started and how they were won. The sons of the wild wanted me to come back to Virova. I am now in Virova. The only problem was, I had no intention of working for them anymore.

Valenticia? I stared at the streets beneath and the sight of the city felt like a mockery to me. And that's when it happened, suddenly I caught sight of him. In an alleyway near the building. He was passing a file off to a hooded figure. My most trusted pawn, Vance, had betrayed me. I’d believed he would never. Could have even an empire on the belief — in his loyalty, and he’d betrayed me. I ran towards the staircase and climbed with anger.