Istri Yang Dikhianati Novels & Stories

He growled. No matter what he says now, no one believes it. Everyone looked at him with disdain, disgust, and anger. He was a hard nut to crack, but his friends were some of the most idiotic of them. “She is telling the truth. This bastard did it all. He almost manipulated us and made us do it. We rejected this idea of his many times, but he never listened to us.” All his allies turned against him, and Bastien was in disbelief. “You mother fu*kers, don't try to look innocent in front of me. Did I force you all? Who was the one who told me to look for fresh chicks to have s*x? Was that me?” Bastien shouted in rage.

“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.”

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!”

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.

"Then where is Alexei? What have you done?" Lucia smiled. "He is safe. For now. Like your wife." My heart stopped. "Where is Irina?" "Close. And she is about to learn a lesson." "What lesson?" "That love destroys. That choosing love over family is a mistake." "Irina is my family." "She is a stranger! A slave who turned you against Alexei!" "Alexei chose to betray me. That was his decision." "Because you abandoned him! You forgot him when she came!"

“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.

much bigger than the chaos. — Isn't that what you wanted to see? The betrayer? — He smiles. — You see, Kaanadan, but I won't let you end this, just as I didn't let anyone interrupt me. Mário, that stupid soldier, pretended to be my ally and at the first opportunity he would tell you. Santiago...— I laughed out loud. —Do you believe he wanted to threaten me? — He smiled when he remembered and then became serious, squeezing Silverio tightly until he coughed. — Now let go of him, let go of Gabriel or your little cousin will die in seconds. And I'm afraid that's not what you want... my dear godson. Everything pauses and I feel my lungs fill strongly, I feel hate. So much hatred that I squeeze Ga

His voice trembled as he struggled to process the betrayal. "You betrayed Jasmine, your wife, and me," Adam accused, his voice filled with a sense of hurt and disappointment. "How could you do this? We are family!" Giovanni's gaze dropped to the floor, shame weighing heavily upon him. He understood the magnitude of his actions and the pain they had caused. "I never intended for things to turn out this way," he murmured, his voice heavy with remorse. Adam's gaze fixated on Isabella, his eyes filled with a mix of accusation and pain. Isabella met his gaze, her own eyes reflecting a deep sense of remorse and apprehension. She understood the weight of Adam's questions and the impact of her invol

DARIAN My heart pounds against my ribcage like a war drum. I stand frozen in Iris’s grandfather’s living room, “You!” hanging in the air. When he saw me, the flash of recognition in his eyes hit me like a blade. And suddenly the stories I’d heard in whispers, half‑digested, fell into place. He betrayed my grandfather’s pack. Not simply fleeing, not merely hiding, but actively turning on them, under cover. Because of pride. Because he envied us. Because he lost a bride in a political game and decided revenge.