La Traicion Frases Novels & Stories

“Your life? That’s the thing in question.” “I swear on the Moon Goddess!” I sobbed. ‘Surely they would remember that swearing on the Moon Goddess was a sacred act and believe me?” She tilted her head, that same mocking smile on her face. “Oh sweetie! The Moon Goddess? Do you think she listens to traitors?” “I’m not a traitor!” I yelled. “You’re in a room with traitors,” the man pointed out calmly. “That makes you one by default. Want to know what they do to traitors?”

I recall his twisted face, his heated words, and his trembling voice, trying to sound brave and prophetic. The traitor’s last words “It’s already begun.”

"How can I trust you after what happened?” Tristan, his face stinging from the impact, holds his hand to his cheek but remains resolute. He looks into Elizabeth's eyes, his voice filled with sincerity. "I know I made a terrible mistake, but I'm here to make things right. I swear, I'll help you get out of this. Trust me." Elizabeth hesitates for a moment, searching his eyes for any hint of deceit. She sees a flicker of remorse and determination, and a glimmer of hope emerges within her. With a deep breath, she nods, reluctantly accepting Tristan's offer of assistance.

What’s happening? The words of my deceased parents rang inside my head. ‘And don’t trust anyone.’ Tears streaked down in my face while looking at Azrael’s blurred face. It’s like my heart shattered again into tiny pieces. I felt betrayed over and over again. I regret not reading his mind, and now I fell into his trap. “I trusted you, Azrael. You betray me.” I managed to murmur, even if I was struggling to say the words out of my mouth. My vision became dark and everything turned black. I felt so weak. Azrael, you’re a f*cking traitor.

“What I don’t understand is why you keep cornering me like this. Do you get some kind of thrill out of it? You said you wanted to talk. So talk. Otherwise, I’m going back inside.” Franchesca turned slowly, and though her eyes glistened with tears, I recognized the calculation behind them. “You shouldn’t trust Leon.” The words only made my annoyance spike and I kept my face hard. “Of course. You dragged me outside to slander him. Do you really think I’ll take your word for it? I alreday know what kind of man Leon is. And being able to safely trust him is one thing I know for sure. In fact, he’s likely the only person I can trust other than my best friend.”

I folded my hands in my laps, “You know she's a traitor, right? You just said that she's a betrayal. What more do you want?” “But, but…” “Again, Ariana was a traitor. What more needs to be recorded than that?” “Some believe traitors speak clearest at the edge of a blade,” Elder Grace continued carefully. “Others believe even traitors should be heard, if only to expose the rest of the rot.” I shrugged, “Betrayal is betrayal. A traitor is a traitor. I don't see the difference.” “A fair judgement.” “I know where the rot lies,” I said, voice cold now. “And it has already been removed.”

She made me believe in a lie. And I fell for it. [end Flashback] "I'm sorry," "Sorry is not a trolley, traitor,"

How many disgruntled husbands/fathers/brothers have you placated? Caleb glared at the three women, they were his family and the words spewing out of his Mother’s mouth shocked him to the core and at that moment the twins chose to enter the room. ‘Elle ment.’ [She’s lying] Leon said quietly, 'C’est ce qu’elle fait de mieux' [It's what she does best.] Louis added, ‘Rien de tout ce gâchis n’est la faute de Trina, oncle Caleb.’ [None of this mess is Trina’s fault Uncle Caleb]

I walked to where his lifeless body now lay and emptied out my bullets into his chest and face before throwing my empty gun at the corpse. I turned and looked at my men and Francisco’s men, who were now very focused on what I had to say. “I will find each person that has betrayed me, and I will make sure that they wish they were never born.” I spat in anger. “È una fottuta promessa.” (Italian for “It’s a fūcking promise.”) *Mattias’ POV* “Santoro,” Saul muttered as he carried Isa into my bedroom. “Where would you like her?”

"If it is the truth you want us to have, then surrender yourself and help us get it," "You don't get it... I'm never going back." "It was obvious to me. You're afraid of facing your sins and paying the price for what you've done! You are a traitor." Slejj leaned back in his chair and burst out laughing, as if Alicia had said a terrible joke and he was teasing her. It lasted about as long as uncomfortable laughs could last. He went on to say, "You call me a liar all the time, but do you really know what I did, or were you just told?"