Betrayed, Yet Bound To The Billionaire Mga Nobela at Kwento

"And I will bring your brother home. No matter what it costs." Yet one question refused to leave my mind. How had they known our schedule? Ignacio might have been Antonella's contact... But someone inside our own circle had leaked the information. Once again... Betrayal had struck exactly where it hurt the most. I lifted my eyes toward the horizon. The setting sun stained the sky a deep crimson. Like blood. I knew tonight would be the longest night of my life. And somehow... I also knew the days ahead would be marked by death... And sacrifice.

he ordered through the telephone. "Mr Alexander?" The guy asked. "Yes, come see me," Alexander ordered once more. If he went down, he had to make Collins pay: for everything Collins did to him. He had been ignoring because it was his fault Collins got into the gang but Collins didn't want to leave anymore. "Come see me," Alexander stood up and looked through the curtains. Rosalie was gone. No one loved him. He was in it. He ruffled his hair and sighed. The life of a billionaire wasn't rosy like people would say it was. His own life had been full of thorns.

She shook her head in denial and tried to shut out the blood that was rushing to her head. "Roberto Avanti? The son of Lydia Avanti?" "The richest billionaire in the entire United States of America." the club owner completed it for her. Lucia was flabbergasted, and her tiny web of protection was shattered. Roberto, whom she was just learning to trust did this great thing to her?She had never felt so betrayed in her entire life. Roberto whom she was trying to guage had killed her with his action. She felt her body becoming cold as she turned around aimlessly. She combed her hand through her hair as she closed her eyes in frustration.

He decided who stayed and who left. But Elena had been the one thing he never expected to lose. She had been his everything once, the one person who had made him feel like more than just a billionaire CEO. She had seen him—the man beneath the money, beneath the armor of power. And when the betrayal came—no, when he thought it came—he had burned everything to the ground without hesitation. Now, the truth was out. She hadn’t betrayed him. Lucas had. Adrian clenched his jaw, his fists curling on the armrests of his chair. Lucas, the man he had once trusted, had been the real traitor. The one who had manipulated him, fed him lies, stolen years from him.

I stumbled, my legs weak,as they finally freed my hands, I looked up at the building and the name read CHARLIE'S MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT. "What do you want from me?" I spat, my voice echoing off the walls. But there was no answer. Just the sound of the car driving away. As they propelled me to move into the building, a message popped on my phone, I looked at the screen and it was Brady. I unlocked my phone with my heart racing in anticipation. "I'm sure you didn't see that coming, Camelia," the message read. My hands shook as I quickly opened the next message. It was a picture of a loan agreement, and my signature stared back at me like a betrayal.

“I had nothing. No parents and nobody to take care of me. Everything I got I got by myself. I worked until my hands bled, until my legs couldn't stand anymore and then I worked some more after that. I worked hard to be accepted into a place I had no business being in, in a college few were fortunate to even be in, spending sleepless nights and praying every night for a chance. And finally I did it.” “And then I fell in love, and I made friends who I loved and trusted. Unlike what you may think, I didn't try to ‘use’ any of them. I didn't even dare take money. I was just grateful that they were by my side, like the family I never had. And I thought everything would be okay until I was met wit

He expected accessibility, loyalty…not this He poured another glass. “She betrayed me,” muttering the words under his breath sounded ridiculous even to him, but anger made it feel right. She left him and married a billionaire, just like that. His jaw tensed as more anger spilled into his blood. After everything he had tolerated. After everything he had ‘invested.’ “She used me,” he said, pacing the room. “Used my company to build her reputation.” The whiskey burned his throat and it went down. He laughed bitterly. “No,” he corrected himself. “She traded up.”

“Sir… the numbers are final. The investors have pulled out. Your remaining partners are distancing themselves. There’s nothing left we can do.” Revan’s chair toppled backward with a sharp clatter, the sound echoing through the silent room. He leapt to his feet, pacing aggressively. “Nothing left?! Do you know what I’ve built? Do you know how many years—how many sacrifices—gone?!” From the corner of the room, a phone buzzed. Revan snatched it up, eyes darting across the glowing screen. His expression darkened further. Another deal fell through. Another client severed ties. Another betrayal. Each notification was a dagger twisting deeper into his pride.

Alpha Riker said dismissively. As the warriors stepped forward to grab me by the arms, I shouted. “What about Vanessa? What will her punishment be? I told you that she has betrayed the fated mate bond since she left. She should have to pay for her crimes, too!” I shouted, fighting as I was being dragged from his office.

“I want someone who won’t fall in love with me. One who understands rules. One who needs this as much as I do.” Her stomach churned. “And what do I get in return? A fancy ring? Your name?” “Twenty million dollars.” His voice was smooth. “And your aunt’s hospital bills, paid in full.” Camilla froze. Her breath hitched. Roseline’s pale face flashed in her mind. The doctor’s warnings. The bills are piling up like walls around her. Her throat closed. “That’s not fair,” she whispered. “Life isn’t fair,” Adrian said, his gaze unflinching. “This is business.”