Fierce Betrayal Novels & Stories

The tiger spat out the Beta’s throat and roared at terrified Aciano. “Now you know the taste of betrayal, Aciano. I may have lost my wolf, but I’m not broken. I have my family and my pack who accepted who I am.” Califf jumped onto Aciano, who was still gasping for the unforeseen event before him. With an ounce of remorse, he lifted Aciano on the neck with one hand and growled. “You shouldn’t have betrayed me. You shouldn’t have come after my mate. You shouldn’t have pulled that antics, but I will find your mate and tear her apart so she could join you in hell. You know the punishment of betrayal, Aciano. Life.”

Hunter declared, his voice echoing through the room. “I trusted, Hunter, and what happened? You chose Zora as Luna. You chose your duty over us. You betrayed me,” I accused, feeling the pain of betrayal rooted in my words. “I didn't betray you, Fierce, not like you did to me,” he growled, the tension between us reaching its peak. I stared at him, unyielding. “You say you would do anything for me and the children, but you chose Zora over us. Who betrayed whom, Hunter?”

My gaze was fixed on her, and my heart felt like it was being ripped apart from the inside out. “What do you want to do next, Don?” Bianchi asked, voice low. “They’re right there.” I didn’t answer at first. My jaw clenched so tightly it ached, and then slowly, my face twisted into something colder than rage and deeper than pain. “I’m not letting them walk away, Bianchi,” I said, my voice quiet, dangerous. “I’m going to kill them.” His head turned sharply to me, startled. But I kept talking. “I’ll fucking lose my mind if I don’t. She betrayed me,” I snapped, fury flaring in my voice as I shoved the car door open with so much force it rattled. “I don’t forgive betrayal. I can’t.”

I chuckled darkly, walking toward the petrified men who shook like leaves in a heavy storm. "It is because I dislike betrayal. I really do. It is something I hate more than anything in the world. And is sad to say that some of you here if not all of you, have betrayed me" I gritted, a maniac glint spreading in my eyes. "Capo please spare me. I did not betray you" one of the men rambled out almost immediately, tears streaming down his cheek that had been stained by the dirt. Without uttering a single word, I shot at him, eliciting mortified and sharp gasps from the others.

A cold, deadly silence followed, the anger so palpable it was like a heavy fog that descended upon us all. The room's occupants, save for myself, froze instantly. Every pair of eyes, wide with fear, darted toward the source of the roars. Christian's triumphant sneer faltered, her body going rigid, her face losing every shred of colour. Even in my shock, I couldn't help the icy satisfaction that washed over me at her reaction. A predator caught in the spotlight, her once-bold demeanour crumbling into a pitiful display of fear. The damning confession had been made. The betrayal was laid bare. The once-trusted Christian was nothing more than a treacherous serpent. And the echoes of my mates' fu

“I will have to apologize once again, my love. The money became mine once you handed it to me, so I decide wherever it goes and how it’s spent. Since you foolishly called off the deal, it means our agreement is over. So now, I do not remember collecting any money from you. Have a nice life, Fiona Marlan.” Fiona felt rage bursting within her insides as Hugo turned to leave her standing there after spitting those words mercilessly. All the desperation she came here with, coupled with the stab of betrayal turned to intense burning, rage. She felt her claws sharpening, and her teeth protruding, next, she launched into her wolf, and ran fast towards Hugo, who still had his back turned.

He'd always been reckless, a wildfire compared to her calculated burn, and now it had dragged them both into the abyss. "Matteo," she whispered, the name tasting like ash on her tongue. It wasn't a question; it was an accusation, a dam breaking inside her. The betrayal felt physical, a knife twisting in her gut, sharper than any wound she'd endured in the years of building this empire. She'd fought alongside Kane, bled for him, and now she was paying the price for trusting the wrong person.

I say, feeling my throat get tight. Samara’s arms tighten around me and she looks up at me, my sorrow reflected in her eyes. “A person I trusted, a person Theo trusted, betrayed him and his family. My pack, we are going to war. I will finally be able to avenge the death of my friend and his family. And we will do that with his sister at my side.” “Alpha, who betrayed them?” Austin asks. I look at my pack members. Sawyer has been my friend my entire life. He’s spent time in this pack. Most, if not all, of my pack members know him.

“You have to be aware that your appearance was a surprise; you look frail, but you are lethal with a rifle. That, to me as the person in charge of my people's security, is suspicious. Besides, you are pregnant by an Alpha. I'm no fool; your appearance is much more than just a coincidence.” The accusation in Gabrielle's voice about Selene's pregnancy was a harsh blow. Selene shivered, took a deep breath, and then looked at Gabrielle with an annoyance I hadn't seen in her before. My Beta had touched a sensitive spot in my mate. “Do you want to know why I'm here?” asked Selene in a high-pitched tone of voice that made my wolf upset, and I immediately approached her to try to calm her down. “I c

She spotted it quickly. She looked happy as she opened the gate and set a timer to close the gate for a minute she turned on the motor’s engine and heated it for a few seconds. Then, she fixed her helmet as she finally squeezed the handle and drove off. *********** He had a bad dream. His mate had left him. His Lycan had been trying to wake him up but his body was simply heavy like he had drunk some drugs. Right. That’s right. It was his mate. His damn mate betrayed him.