Istri Yang Dikhianati Novels & Stories

Allison asked, then looked at me. Tito nodded before speaking again. "Stefano is my best friend, but he betrayed me. We had a business together, but he robbed me and took Annie away from me. He made up a story that caused Annie to leave me," he continued to say. "I endured the hardship for a long time because I didn't want to lower my pride just to get back to Adie. Until I couldn't take it anymore, I killed Stefano," he added, causing my eyes to widen.

“So, you’re telling me you want to sabotage the objective. You’re retreating from the plan.” “Yes,” he said, the word heavy with a sudden, weary honesty. “I’m out. The whole thing is sociopathic, and I should have walked away the second you suggested it.” That hit a nerve. Isabella’s eyes turned into predatory slits. “You fell for him, didn't you.” It wasn't a question; it was an accusation of treason. “No!” Diego barked, but the denial was too fast, too loud. Isabella’s lips curled into a triumphant smirk.

The punishment for betrayal is death. The murmurs turned into shouts of fury. They were accusing me. They were condemning me. “That’s a lie!” My voice sounded torn, like an echo lost in the crowd. “Liar!” Calista stepped forward with her head held high, her perfect face lit by a malicious smile. “Everyone knows you’re not worthy of being our Moon. And now we know you’re unfaithful, too. You only wanted the title of Moon and took advantage of Rowan’s kindness.”

“I did what I had to do. You were gone. You left. Everything I did was—” “Lies,” Kastiel interrupted, cutting him off like a sword through silk. “All lies. You never cared about the truth. You only cared about what suited you. I gave you love. I gave my family everything. And you… you sold me out. Your ambition was stronger than your loyalty. Your greed eclipsed any shred of morality.”

The horrifying truth crashed over her, dismantling every pillar of her childhood. Lorenzo Voss was a traitor. He had double-crossed Dante, incurred a debt of betrayal. And then, when his life and Amara’s were threatened, he had coerced Isabella, his own wife, to use her intimate relationship with Dante to gather vital information, to betray the man she loved, to save their lives. Her mother hadn't just 'loved' Dante; she had been deeply, passionately involved with him. And she had betrayed him, not out of malice, but out of a desperate, agonizing choice to protect her daughter.

Angelo yells. Russef laughs, “Idiot, you think she loves you, Angelo? She’s just like Juliet over here, a spy, a traitor.” Angelo looks at him confused, “How did you know that?” “Juliet was only doing her job, Russef, that’s different.” “Kira is my daughter, you pussy licker,” Russef laughs. I knew it, I god-damn I knew it, and I told him that she could not be trusted.

“I swear on my life— you have my word, all you have to do is give me a name.” “Who is betraying me?” Carlo took a deep breath and stared right into Christian’s eyes. “It was Isobel Sala and your brother Enzo.”

I muttered, anger simmering beneath the surface. “And miss this?” she replied, gesturing lazily between us. “The tension, the divided loyalties, the cracks forming exactly where I predicted they would?” Isla stepped slightly to the side, though Killian’s arm remained firm in front of her. “You are lying to him,” Isla said, her voice steady despite the fear flickering in her eyes. “You are exploiting his grief because you know he loves her.” Calista’s gaze shifted to Isla, and for the first time, the smile thinned.

Oliviero continued to confess. Chesed didn’t take his eyes off Oliviero, but I heard the gasp from Crista to know she was horrified at his confession. Smack. The sound echoed around my office. Chesed blinked, actually surprised as Crista had stepped in front of us and left her handprint on Oliviero’s right cheek. “Do not you ever dare leer at my sisters! Bad enough, you confess you wouldn’t have stopped Santi from raping me but participated. You’re no wolf. You’re a pig. You are scum.” Crista snarled.

Liza's father interrupts, pressing his lips together tightly. "After Adriano gave your gift to the woman named Melike..." "Wait a minute, I never asked Adriano to do such a thing! That son of a bitch betrayed us!" I shout as I kick a chair, knocking it over instantly. "It was Adriano, we all saw it, I'm not lying." Yulia murmurs, wiping away her tears. "I believe you, Yulia. It's just that the damn bastard betrayed us, and I don't know how long he's been doing it, but when I can, I'll make him pay for what he did. Please, continue." I ask, trying to control myself.