Novel & Cerita Kuon Are You Betraying Us

Facing failure isn’t scary; what’s scary is covering your weaknesses with lies, even faking impossible honors. [Hope someone bounces back soon. Repeating a year isn’t a big deal. Jason and I will cheer for you at Cornell.] A row of neatly arranged likes appeared, with Jason’s profile picture first. Then a notification came through, a newly created group chat. I didn’t know who had added me when it started.

King Zee said. They both gave each other a knowing look and walked out of the office to begin their search. “Warriors, assemble!” King Zee ordered in a loud voice as they stood at the guards housing area. “There is someone here who has betrayed me and our pack by trying to kill our Luna” he said. They all looked at each other with confusion.

My throat tightened painfully and ears instantly burned my eyes. “I…” My voice trembled. “I died…” “Yes.” That single word shattered whatever denial I still held onto, pain crashed into me all over again. The silver. The betrayal. Logan. Helena. My execution. And him. My real mate. My knees weakened. “Why…” I whispered brokenly. “Why did this happen to me?” The Moon Goddess remained silent for a moment before speaking again. “Because you trusted the wrong people.” Her words were cold, but not cruel. I clenched my fists.

He pulled me into his arms, fingers threading through my hair. "I'll never understand those playboys," he said, scoffing. "Betraying your Luna is the same as betraying fate itself—the Moon Goddess will ruin them for it. Don't worry, my Luna. I'll forever stay loyal to you." His oath echoed in my ears, but that photograph surfaced in my mind. That memory crushed me from the inside out, and my heart ached so sharply I could barely breathe. I raised my chin and whispered, "And if… I'm just asking hypothetically… If you did betray me?"

Damien suddenly repeated as the word sounded strange to him and yet again, his voice left me drifting away from my memories and back to him. "Yes," I guaranteed, looking at him with dreamy eyes as I heaved a sigh. He let out a side smile and then nodded. "At least I'm not alone, I have you, my women and my Luna," he said with so much pride and emotion in his tone now. I also offered a faint smile that didn't cross my throat as we were staring at each other now. "Are you going to betray me... eventually?" he asked, and he was so ridiculous. Who exposes to their prey that they'd betray them?

Alpha Kreig quickly broke the awkward air. “Daughter indeed” I muttered under my breath. “They won't let us leave so easily” Luna scoffed, “not until they've saved their precious daughter” A bitter smile spread across my lips, “who said anything about leaving? An eye for an eye,” my hands clutched my stomach, “they took my child, this time I'm going to take away everything they hold dear.”

I slowly lifted my eyes to the screen Because now the betrayal was no longer hidden in shadows It was standing at the very top of our structure And the worst part was not that we had been infiltrated It was that someone we trusted completely Had just given Zarev the final key to take everything we had left to defend

"And that help came from me." The revelation hung in the air, a poisonous truth that poisoned the very core of our trust. Morticia's betrayal, orchestrated with a meticulous malevolence, cast a chilling pall over the kingdom. The pieces of a dark puzzle clicked into place, the shadows weaving a narrative of deceit and treachery. As I looked into Kieran's eyes, I saw the pain and disbelief mirrored in his gaze. Our world had been upended, and the foundation of trust upon which we had built our kingdom had been shattered.

The implications of such betrayal cut through the bonds, leaving Luna to grapple with the cosmic paradox of loyalty and deception. Alpha Burst, standing beside Luna, felt the impact of the revelation as well. The realization that one of their own had turned against them sent ripples of disbelief through the tapestry of their alliance. The haven, once filled with laughter and familial warmth, now echoed with the dissonance of betrayal.