Everyone Betrays Percy And Regrets It Fanfiction の小説・ストーリー

Not after everything we'd been through together. But there was no mistaking that face, those eyes, that familiar presence twisted into something monstrous. "Welcome to the future, Theo," the Serpent said, smiling. "The age of pure supernatural beings is over." I stared at the face of someone I'd trusted with my life. Someone who'd fought beside us, bled with us, earned our loyalty and love. Someone who'd been betraying us the entire time. And as the full weight of the betrayal crashed down on me, I realized Thelma's vision must have shown her this same face.

I have been lied to, and that has made me betray my mate. This is all Andromeda and Uncle Marcus’s doing. Now I get it. They both have planned all this, just to throw Clara out of my side and place Ophelia in my pack to distract me. I have turned my back on Clara, banished her, let her suffer because of a prophecy I blindly believed. And now, look where it got me. Look what it cost me. A wave of regret hits me so hard with pain that it is almost unbearable. Magnus stands up, smiling around with an aura of victory.

Lyra’s smile was dazzling, her golden dress shimmering under the light, she was actually looking like a perfect Luna. And Malcolm… His face was calm and unreadable, but there was something in his eyes. I wanted to believe it was regret. I needed to believe it was regret. But it didn’t matter. Because for the second time, in front of everyone, he betrayed me. I felt so ashamed of myself. I shouldn't have come here. I was stupid that he would actually choose me. “All hail Alpha Malcolm and Luna Lyra!” someone called out, and the hall erupted in cheers.

Me most of all. Perrin must've noticed the dawning realization because his expression darkened. "You know who did this," he whispered. I swallowed the knot in my throat. "Yes." Theodore's name felt foreign on my tongue. A bitter betrayal I hadn't wanted to believe until now. "I'm going after him," Perrin said hoarsely, trying to stand. I kept him down, shaking my head. "You can't do that. Not like this." Pride flared for a moment, but even he couldn't deny the truth - his body was failing him, while the pack was barely managing to hold together in the aftermath.

The dim lighting of the warehouse cast eerie shadows on her face, accentuating the desperation etched on her features. "Trust me, Reina," Lucy pleaded, her eyes locked on mine, her voice laced with a hint of desperation. "I want to make things right, to undo the harm I've caused." But the memories of her betrayal still stung, the wounds raw and tender. "How can we trust you?" I asked, my voice laced with skepticism, my heart guarded against another betrayal. Lucy flinched, her expression pained, as if the weight of her past actions crushed her. "I know I hurt you, Reina," she said, her voice barely above a whisper. "But I was blinded by Victor's promises, seduced by his lies."

"I don't want to hear them. But know this: I may not deserve Hailey's love, and I'll pay for it with my life if I have to. But you? You will bear the pain of betraying your sister's trust forever. That's a punishment far worse than death." With that, I turned and walked away, leaving Alisha standing alone, her eyes filled with tears and regret. As I walked towards Alpha Greg, Cedric jumped out of nowhere to my front. He deserves an award for pretence. Cedric's face lit up with a warm smile. "Hey, Zac!" I stared at him, my expression unyielding. "Alpha Zac, Cedric." Everyone must have gotten used to not having me around such that they are now lax with me around.

He doesn’t budge or make an effort to pull my hands away from his chest. “And I hate you for it, I hate that you get that much control even when I don’t want you to. I hate you for it because I end up getting betrayed in the end. At a point I was beginning to trust you but you just end up showing that just like everyone else, my mum, my dad, Kevin, Derek, every single person, shouldn’t be trusted.” My voice was now hoarse and my eyes were begin to blur. “I should’ve known you were just like them.” I said dropping my hands to my side. I was tired, tired. I sighed and cleared my throat. Percy’s eyes dimmed and his gaze drifted to the ground. Of course he wasn’t going to say anything.

“You should… see the other guy.” He huffed despite himself, then winced as the motion pulled at his injuries. “Don’t joke,” he muttered. “You shouldn’t even be standing, let alone helping with my treatment.” “I had to,” I said quietly. “You… saved me.” “I chose you,” he shot back immediately, voice rough. “And I don’t regret a damn thing.” His gaze flicked to the doorway where his Beta stood stiffly, eyes rimmed red. “You,” Percy said, voice suddenly cold. “If I ever hear you blaming her for what happened, even in your own head, you’re done. Do you understand me?”

Percy had checked on me twice already, her own eyes shadowed from nightmares she wouldn’t fully share. “You okay over there?” Percy asked from the kitchenette, sliding a mug of coffee my way. Her tattooed arm flexed as she moved, the ink a reminder of the armor she’d built after what those three monsters did to her. “Davin’s still ghosting?” I nodded, sipping the bitter brew. It burned going down, matching the twist in my gut. “Yeah. I keep replaying it. He looked so hurt, Perce. Like I betrayed him by not noticing. But I can’t force feelings. Not when I’m still picking up pieces from Girad. God, what if I lose him as a friend too?”

"Then you're done. Out. You and that whore you brought into our house. You are on your own." Leo's face went white. He never imagined Father would call his bluff. He had always believed he was the heir, that the family would forgive any sin. In my own heart, a deep, cold sadness bloomed. I finally understood how wrong I was. The second Father spoke, Scarlett burst into a fresh flood of tears. "I'll go. I'll leave him, I swear." Her voice was a pathetic whine. "Please, Don Moretti, don't do this to him. He's your son, your only son."