Novel & Cerita Does Dex Always Betray You

"I didn't know. Since when? He's always been self-centered! How could he have depression? You must have the wrong person!" I hated how cold and relentless he could be, and his unrelenting desire for revenge. Yet, seeing him like this made me feel a flicker of regret. His mother had schemed to have him, then divorced and started a new family. He had been resented from birth. His grandparents treated him kindly, but they died early in a car crash. When we were together, Shawn often said that I was both his lover and his only family. But then, I 'betrayed' him.

“Don’t preach loyalty when yours is bought and poisoned!” Sophia stepped toward me. “You’re the reason he was vulnerable in the first place. If he didn’t have a weak spot for you, none of this would’ve happened.” “You betrayed our pack,” Dexter’s mother said coldly. “Don’t twist it into romance. It’s not love. It’s obsession.” Chaos. Screaming. No one was backing down.

"Just like they didn't give a shit about you." "I bet you never knew betraying me will cost so much, did you?" I shook my chains, causing a rattling sound to reach the air. "I bet you are regretting your decision to betray me." "Because we both know that ultimately, having me out there, fighting for our people and Ira, will infinitely be better than having me in here, and leaving her fate to the elders you so generously connived with to betray me." I opened my mouth to speak again but I was caught off guard by Dexter, who raised his head, staring me dead in the eye as he spoke for the first time since he was dragged in here.

I stood frozen, a witness to a confrontation spiraling out of control. The accusation hung heavy in the air, a declaration that reverberated with the weight of betrayal. My father, now the target of Draxler's disdain, struggled to comprehend the swift turn of events. The intricate dance of power had devolved into a battlefield, and the casualties were the bonds that once held our pack together. "I wonder what Sergio must have told you to betray me," Draxler continued, his words a sardonic twist that deepened the rift between alphas. The shadows of secrets and hidden alliances danced in the periphery, elusive and inscrutable.

The Luna Guard began to roar, revving their engines in a deafening, rhythmic chant: "THE DEBT! THE DEBT! THE DEBT!" Dax mounted his shadow-bike, his movements heavy. I could see the conflict in the way he held his handlebars the weight of ten years of guilt warring with the love he’d promised me. He was playing her game because he believed it was the only way to protect me, but he didn't realize that by playing, he was already losing. The race started with a flash of violet light.

I'm afraid of the moment that's coming, afraid of hurting the people I care about. "It's going to be okay. We'll do it together," Dex says, and I smile briefly. "How did you know what I was thinking?" I ask curiously. "Your mood changed so quickly that it was obvious to me what you were worried about," he answers. "Will it always be like this?" I ask, trying to grasp what that must be like. Brent could also sense my emotions, but not as strongly as Dex. I bet that's because Dex is an Alpha. "Does it bother you?" Dex asks. I hadn't expected his question, and it takes me a moment to answer. "I don't know yet. In some cases, it's useful, I guess."

I said quietly. “I didn’t betray him,” Damien replied coldly. “I showed him what betrayal feels like.” The bitterness in his voice was impossible to miss. “I needed him to feel it. To understand what it’s like to lose someone because of the person you trusted the most.” I studied him carefully. “But that’s the rule that governs this world,” I said slowly. Damien’s eyes flicked toward me. “The punishment for treason is death,” I shrugged faintly. “There’s no two ways about it. You know that better than anyone.”

“That is optional, what is more important to me is a man who is loyal and only has room for one woman in his life.” “Is that so?” he said, amused. “Yeah” I said, lamely. What was he playing at? “You think Ace is going to be loyal while he is gone for a month at a time?” “Yes. Why wouldn’t he be?” “Will you?” he said, avoiding my question. “What the hell Gabriel?” I said defensively. “You don’t love him Harper” he said, simply, “You’ll get bored of him and you will hate yourself for it.” “I’m going to bed, goodnight” I said angrily.

Dax said softly, "is what happens to those who betray me. I hope you never have to find out firsthand." My heart pounded in my chest at his words. I could feel the weight of his unspoken warning. The dungeon, the man, the suffocating atmosphere, it all pressed down on me, leaving me gasping for breath. How dare this man? He's doing it on purpose. Dax leaned in closer, his voice nice. "Remember, Astrella, loyalty is everything. Betrayal has a price, and it’s one I’m not afraid to collect." As we turned to leave, my thoughts were racing. It was all too much: the man's unwavering loyalty, the involvement of my parents, and Dax's frightening warning.

“You don't understand shit, and you don't understand what you're talking about. I'm not doing anything alone and I certainly aren't lying to myself.” Julian didn’t look surprised, he just smiled sadly. “Still the same, still pushing everyone away. Even the one person who actually understood you.” Dex cut him off before he could say anything else. “Don’t talk like you know me. You lost that right three years ago when you betrayed me. When you sold information to my enemies and tried to stab me in the fucking back.” he seethed. Julian rolled his eyes, the innocent act cracking just a little. “It was a misunderstanding, Dex. You always blow things out of proportion.”