Istri Yang Dikhianati Novels & Stories

Mere mortals. “If you're done with the dramatics, son. I'd like to proceed with what I had in mind for your mother today…” “It was your wife,” I said suddenly and he paused, the hall fell quiet. “What did you say?” He asked. I glared. Hard. “It was your own beloved wife who cheated on you with your friend, Aldo! I'd seen them together, heard them trying to overthrow you! She said you disgust her! She hates the children she gave you! If anyone is a traitor here, it is her and Aldo!”

Mason told me. I could not help the way my brow furrowed both at his reaction and his words. He seems angry, even furious. "What the fuck is that supposed to mean?" I ask him still confused. "Iris betrayed all of us. She was the one who made those anonymous complaint call to the FBI and when she found a chance she took it and ran away. She is fucking gone." Mason yells refusing to look me in the eyes. He rubs his temple and his chest ups and downs with heavy breaths as he turned around and walked to the car.

Ivana shook her head and desperately shouted through her tears, "N..No! But you said, you lo...love me and that you have been waiting for my confession. Why are you denying it now?! Don't, please Luca! please don't...It hurts." But Luca wasn't relenting anymore, "I loved you like a sister, damn it! And don't for a moment make me doubt it." He took a pause and let animosity consume his features, "And about the confession...it was of you confessing your betrayal!" Now that he thought it through, Tyler had informed him of Ivana relationship to them and everything had clicked. Svetlana was her first cousin and Svetlana wasn't the only woman making a fool out of him. Ivana knew it all along but o

“Because I’m family.” I blinked. “What?” Jillian didn’t respond. He just stood there. Still. Quiet. “Tell her,” Graham taunted. “Tell her I’m your cousin. Tell her we grew up side-by-side until you took over the business and I got kicked to the curb.” Christy: “Is that true?” Jillian’s jaw flexed. “He betrayed us. He sold out intel to a rival gang and nearly got my father killed. He’s lucky we didn’t bury him six feet under.”

Giulia, her childhood friend, had sold her out. The safehouse key Alessandro gave her weighed in her pocket. She couldn’t afford to lose that trust. But Giulia’s betrayal cut deeper than Dante’s voicemails or Sofia’s taunts. Livia had trusted her, shared secrets over late-night coffees, only to learn she’d leaked her plans to Sofia, Dante’s scheming ally. The photo trembled in her hand, Giulia’s smile now a smirk. Livia’s green eyes narrowed with resolve hardening like the steel she’d forged burning Dante’s voicemails last night. She wasn’t that gambled bride anymore—she was a player, and players didn’t forgive traitors.

“You can have this watch back. I’m giving back everything you ever gave me.” “Anna!” He saw the broken watch and grabbed my wrist furiously. “How dare you leave? Do you even know how many times I fell just to get this for you?! “Even if I wronged you, how could you destroy it?” He asked through clenched jaws. I looked past him to Claire. “This was destroyed by your lover.” Claire immediately teared up and whimpered. “Anna, I know you’re mad I stole Harry from you, but you’re divorced now. Can you please just let me off the hook? Don’t falsely accuse me of doing it.”

he asked “Destroy him” I replied “Damn, what did he do to you?” he asked. “Don’t tell me you are the one responsible for the whole chaos?” he asked his eyes wide. “You could say that” I was playing with fire, Noah could as well betray me and go to Liam, but I had faith and I trusted my gut. Silence stretched and then he leaned forward “Don’t get married to Liam and I will help you” He said. “You are too good for him” he added.

He was definitely annoyed that he never once picked up on Aristo’s secret schemes. It wasn’t until the beta was discovered to be a traitor that all his secrets started to surface. From the time Cahir took over the pack, Aristo had been jealous of him for no reason. He disrespected his authority many times but he let it slide because Aristo was his best friend who fought beside him in the greatest battle of his life. They’d spent some time together in the dungeons being threatened by Alpha Boston so he didn’t even consider his beta had ill intentions towards him.

"She has the recordings. She has…." "She has what we've let her have," Marco interrupted. "But Isabella….we have something she doesn't expect. We have the truth. Antonio's confession. Proof of her conspiracy with three families. Evidence of her embezzlement—turns out she's been stealing too, using Antonio as a cover. And most importantly……" He smiled grimly. "We have you. The woman she's underestimated from the beginning. The nobody from Little Italy who turned out to be strong enough, brave enough, stubborn enough to bring down an empire."

“I believe you. But until we find the real culprit, you can't be seen in my land. I can't be seen around you.” “So why put up a show for your beta and wife?” her voice was spiteful. “Because I don't trust them. After your accusation, I can't fully trust my beta till I've found out the truth.” I held her hand, stopping her from walking. “Do you trust him? Lucas, I mean?” A frown sprouted on her face. “What are you talking about?” “He might be responsible for the attack on my land. If he feels you're not his little puppet anymore, he would want to destroy you.”