Brother Betrayal Novels & Stories

I spent the whole weekend in New York drinking alone. I was surprised, depressed and lost, after knowing Fai and Damian are brothers. I feel like there's no way to turn back and start from the beginning again. All my plans fell apart. I can say Damian is a good man and I am sure he won’t go back to me when he knows I am with his brother, Fai. Now, I don’t know what I should do? End my game with Fai and pursue Damian or continue the plan since I need more information about Damian, Anna and others.

I motioned for him to leave, and he nodded before exiting, closing the door softly behind him. I opened the first folder. The evidence was damning—emails, financial records, and even surveillance reports tying my brother to the threats that plagued my business while I was abroad. He wasn’t just undermining me; he was trying to dismantle everything I’d built. The fury that coursed through me was a consuming fire. My brother's betrayal wasn't just a business matter; it was a personal assault, a violation of the trust that should have been inviolable. He would pay. He would pay for every dirty trick, every underhanded maneuver, every calculated act of malice. And he would pay for hurting Kirste

“Yes way! The man I called my best friend for years planned with others to kill my family. His betrayal makes so much sense now! He has always hated me.” Olivia’s brother. That bastard didn’t just betray and try to steal from Andres at his lowest point in life but also actively had a hand in what led to Andres’ predicament. I have never wanted to kill someone as much as I wanted to kill him. He and that bastard, Manuel!

I had failed my only brother; I had been saving a man who never liked me for once, only abusive. ‘Forgive me, mother and father. I was unable to take care of my brother very well,’ I pleaded, regretting every day I had known this guy called Tobias. The rain was pouring all over my body, I took a deep breath, about walking across the street, a hand grabbed me with an umbrella covering me. ‘He betrayed me,’ I burst out crying. ‘After everything, he repaid me by cheating on my best friend. I have been betrayed,’ I burst out saying, crying hard on the chest.

His emerald-green eyes blaze, flashing fury that makes my stomach sink. “You don’t know a damn thing.” The tremor in his voice betrays him, I can hear the hurt. The grief bleeding through. He’s hiding pain so deep it feels bottomless. This man, this broken man, would definitely kill me. I take a step back. One. Two. “I know Nicklaus was a fool,” I push, desperate, reckless. “An idiot. The worst kind of betrayal,” His laugh is bitter, hollow, enough to cut me. “What do you know about betrayal?” he snarls. “About having the brother you shared a womb with fuck your mate behind your back? Fill her with his seed. Get her pregnant. And then kill her?”

I ask, pacing around the whole room. “No?” I paused and looked at him from the end of the room. “Do you have some kind of freak where you want to have everything your brother wants? Or what?” “No!” “Then explain to me why he is your brother. Why am I just finding out? Why did you keep it a secret from me for three whole years and..." “Because I love you!” He snaps, shutting me up. I pause, looking at him. I run my hands through my hair. “If you love someone, you trust them. You fucking trust them. You do not lie to them. You do not tell them you are alone and basically have no family when you have a whole lot of family.

His eyes definitely showed what he feels this strong emotional mental anguish, like he just lost something but in this case, it is his brother. "Hold it all and thanks for the betrayal, really. I never expected this from you of all people and do you know what hurts the most? The fact that you hid this from me, I would've understood if you had told me yourself but I have to hear it from someone else. As for you, I don't have any relation with you. Leave my house both of you." And he stormed out of the chamber after his chilling words that came out in rasp calmness. Shaheed felt something shattered inside of him, his brother chose to believe a stranger than him! ~

Investors started shifting, whispering, comparing specs right in front of us. My father appeared at my side, his face flushed with barely contained fury seeing the situation unfold. “Handle this immediately, Mikayla,” he hissed close to my ear. “Do not let them destroy what we’ve built.” I nodded, but my attention had already locked onto Sebastian. He was sweating profusely despite the heavy air conditioning, his face pale and his usual confidence gone. The pieces finally clicked into place. He was involved. The only questions left were how deeply and who inside Stonefield had betrayed us by leaking the blueprints.

“I don’t understand…why don’t you live here. Why do you have to sneak onto the palace grounds, hiding just to visit your parents?” Miguel’s easygoing smile faltered for the first time, a sharp, historical shadow passing over his features. He looked toward the altar for several moments before answering. “I betrayed my brother.” Miguel said quietly. “And our relationship hasn’t been the same since that day.” I scoffed. “I don’t believe that. You don’t seem like someone capable of betrayal.” He smiled sadly. “I appreciate the compliment. But you’re wrong.” “What happened? You don’t seem like a man who can do something that drastic or bloody just for the sake of it. What exactly did you do?”

Despite her background, she still dared to get involved with my husband and send me videos to gloat about it. These events happened in my previous life. But even now, the memory of her betrayal still stung just as sharply. Summer immediately teared up. She bit her lip and ran out of the room. "Catherine Lowe!" Samuel barked at me. "How dare you pick on Summer?" "Do you think you can act so arrogantly just because you're about to marry me? I hate that jealous expression of yours. Apologize to Summer right now!" he demanded. When I didn't move, he raised his hand and tried to strike me. But before he could touch me, someone abruptly grabbed his wrist.