Betrayer Novel Novels & Stories

Anton I step into the dimly lit cargo trailer, turn on the construction light to see the face of the asshole who blew up one of my ports. My men were able to round up five guys who were fleeing the scene, while I went to the port to handle the damage control. It took the fire department ten hours to put everything out, then I had to call in a cleanup crew and a construction crew to rebuild what was lost.

“We have to go. Now!” But Vic didn't move. His eyes were glued to the credit card lying on the floor - it had fallen out of Alexandra's hand in the chaos. With a quick movement, he picked it up. “Do you trust me?” Stefan took her hand. Vic stared at the man he thought had betrayed him just hours ago. The man who had fallen in love with him in the midst of his revenge plan. “I don't have any other choice, do I?” Stefan smiled - the smile that always made him fall in love. “We always have a choice, schatje. But now, we have to make the right choice.”

. Chapter Title: Shadows of Betrayal Damian's POV Betrayal. The word alone was bitter on my tongue, and as I mouthed Enzo's voice in my head, agreeing to my death as if it was just another business transaction, a cold fury spread deep in my chest.

Shane was almost shouting. "Thanks, but no thanks. I could take Ellie out for a stroll in public. Anyone would see she's obviously your kid. There's no need to explain anything. Also, I did nothing last night. So, why would I give an explanation for something non-existent?" I said with a bemused and cold smirk. At that moment, I was with my dad, reviewing the evidence he'd uncovered. Shane had been embezzling company funds for years. Upon learning about this, my disgust for him grew deeper. Without question, he was a traitor. So, he must be kicked off the board.

“After everything… after everything we survived together…” The betrayer coughed, spitting a thin line of crimson on the broken marble floor. Their lips curled into a bitter smile. “You think I wanted this?” “You chose this!” Aria snarled, stepping closer until her boots crunched over broken glass and rubble. “You chose to stab me in the back. You chose to side with them. Was I just a fool to ever trust you?” The betrayer’s smile faltered, pain flashing in their eyes. “You think trust fills bellies? Keeps people alive? Aria, you don’t understand—”

"You escaped. You found a mate. You got your happy ending while the rest of us spent twenty-three years in hiding, planning, fighting just to survive." "Happy ending?" I laughed bitterly. "My mate was sent to seduce and kill me. Everyone I've ever trusted has betrayed me. I've died once and come back only to find more enemies. If this is a happy ending, I'd hate to see what tragedy looks like." That seemed to surprise him. Some of the coldness cracked, showing confusion underneath. "You died?"

“Dorian crossed me years ago….betrayed me, stole my place in the family. Everything that should’ve been mine, he claimed for himself. With my own mother at his side, he made sure I was cast out, never meant to return.” I guess betrayal and stealing from those who love him is Dorian's thing. “I need to show you something.” he said, scrolling on his phone for a couple seconds before handing it to me. “That's a video of the building Dorian bought last night, my sources tells me he's ordered hundreds of rare stones and gems to be shipped into the country, he's starting a jewellery company….for his mistress.” I gripped the phone hard enough it could break, stealing my husband wasn't enough, now s

In just a few sentences, Sandra had twisted my death into a tantrum—another of my petty tricks, a fake message meant to mislead them. I clenched my fists. I already knew the truth in my heart, but still, I found myself glancing at Reese, waiting. He was quiet for a moment. Then his expression turned cold. "Keep looking," he snapped at the assistant. "Carmen's a snake. She loves playing these games with me. The moment you find her, hand her that signed divorce agreement. If she won't sign it, force her to. She's no longer my wife. And don't forget to take 800cc of her blood."

Completely ignoring the fact that Alpha Ares cheated on me, openly and shamelessly. “Luna Ira, how are you holding up?” Beta Ceryn appears beside me, she has refused to take part in this celebration, since it disrespects me. Though, I am expected to celebrate my husband’s betrayal with a big smile and the personality of a fool. My eyes burn with tears and I blink a few times to stop myself from crying. I won’t cry, not again. Sighing, I answered her, “What do you think, Ceryn?”

From the darkness, one word echoed back, chilling him to the marrow: “Betrayer.” The silence that followed the echo of "Betrayer" was deafening. Alec's breath caught, and he took a step back, staggered. One word crushed him like that. “No,” he whispered, shaking his head in denial. “It is certainly not her. It could not have been her.” Jax stood a few feet away, watching Alec through slitted eyes. "You heard it," he said. "We all did." “Shut up, Jax,” Alec snapped, his voice quavering. “You don’t have a clue.”