Does Xaden Betray Violet Novels & Stories

I was expected and supposed to be strong but my face heated up and I found myself looking anywhere that wasn’t him to hide my blush. “That’s not all…” Adrian had my back resting on his chest and as he spoke his body vibrated, making mine do the same. “…we would have to catch the real spies in a month and we intend to do just that. After which…” he looked down at me before planting a kiss on my cheek and resuming his talk. “…Violet here can officially join Red Dawn.” My head whipped up and I heard him chuckle from how I had lifted my head to look at him. I had no knowledge of this.

The day before the birthday celebration, Damon came home. He held me and tried to kiss me, but I refused, saying my body hadn't recovered from the miscarriage yet. Damon didn't force it, but possessively licked behind my ear and whispered, "I can't wait for our mating ceremony to arrive. Only then can I truly mark you." I said nothing, just silently endured his teasing. At midnight, after Damon fell asleep, I quietly took his phone. The first thing I saw was a group chat with his Beta guards.

Uncle Hudson asks. “Mommy didn’t tell you?” “I’ve been busy with work and flying over seas. She asked me to call her, but when Anton messaged me just now, I figured I’d call him first. What happened?” Uncle Hudson asked. I told him what happened at school and what the doctors said they treated. “I’m okay now Uncle Hudson. Anton gave me a secret button on my necklace, and I pressed it when Miss Ruth was hurting my wrist, and Marcel came in and scared her to let me go. He didn’t even say anything mean. He just moved his jacket, and she saw his gun and she let me go. Then Anton came and took me to the hospital. The police knew Anton and they believed me and not Aurelia. Aurelia’s mommy

Violet maintains her stance for a few moments longer before bursting into laughter and stepping back. “Ah, really Mr. Whitlock? You of all people shouldn't act all innocently caring. Have you forgotten your shameless lies the day we met?” she proudly states, a playful smile tugging at her mouth. Shifting to a normal sitting position, I rub the back of my neck in embarrassment at my behavior. “Stranger or future beloved, I don't see the problem in caring about their well being,” I confidently reply, standing to full height. “How very chivalrous of you, but I don't need your protection,” Violet states before walking out the room.

“Then I fully wish to exercise that right. I will have her. No other.” The vampire insisted, his tone as flat as it was firm, an unmoving mountain to the force of Xaden’s will. Xaden hesitated then gave a sharp nod. “As you wish then.” He turned to me and truly looked at me for the first time since I entered, eyes trailing from the crown of my head to the very tips of my now aching toes. His lips turned down in a frown as if he was unable to see whatever it was that made the Vampire so particular.

“No one saw her leave, no one knows where she went. One moment she’s crying in front of the whole pack, and the next… she is gone. You don’t know what happened to her, right? Or do you?” “What are you implying?” I asked, tightening my jaw. “Implying?” He chuckled like we were sharing a joke. “Come on, Xavier. You left the ceremony right after Dane rejected her. You disappeared without saying a word and then she went missing. People talk, you know.” “And what exactly are they saying?” I asked with an even tone. “That you took her,” he said, meeting my eyes. “The mighty Alpha of the Shadowlands found himself interested in a fragile little thing rejected by another man.”

Once he lost even that usefulness, he would be cast out without a second thought. The thought lightened my mood. Sooner or later, he would pay for his betrayal. I headed to the company to hand in my resignation and collect my documents. The moment I pushed open the door, I caught my colleagues staring at me with strange looks. I did not understand their gazes at first. But as I walked past Xander’s office, soft gasps drifted out, freezing me in place. Through the half-open door, I saw Vivienne sitting on his lap, her face flushed. Two buttons of her shirt were undone, revealing a large expanse of fair skin. Xander’s hands roamed over her body greedily, a look of pure enjoyment on his face.

A door. Fire. Adrian standing behind it. His hand pressed against the glass. "Run!" Young Camelia screaming his name. Adrian smiling. "Don't look back." The memory shattered. Camelia cried. "You stayed behind." Adrian nodded. "They captured me." William stepped closer. "What happened to you?" Adrian looked at Victoria. "She tested every version of Genesis on me." His voice became bitter. "Every serum." "Every procedure." "Every failed experiment." He pulled down the collar of his shirt.

His face went pale in an instant. I went on, “Your greatest regret in life was not being able to give her a wedding, wasn’t it? “So I decided to help you fulfill that regret. “I asked Miss Quinn to meet me and told her I was willing to step aside. “As long as you could look her in the eye, in front of everyone here, and say the words ‘I do’. I, Autumn Taylor, would concede completely.”

Door shut. Two glasses of Garrett’s private wine stash—he’d shoved the bottle at me earlier with a gruff, “For courage. Or forgetting. Pick one.” I told her all of it. Leighton’s betrayal. The silver poisoning. Running for my life. Finding Kael in the woods. The Moon’s Tear. The Royal Seal is hidden under my Luna mark. Everything. When I finished, Liana set her glass down slowly. “Holy shit.” “Yeah. That was my reaction too.”