Later Traitor Novels & Stories

How did she managed to sneak into our territory so easily so many times without any relevant source of information. There was always a possibility of having a traitor among us but for some reason I don’t want to believe it. to believe it means I have to look everyone in the same light. To call my own people the traitor, the ones I share the blood, sweat and tears. At the end, all of it will be of no vain. Ravenna finally made her move as she stepped forward and pulled back the dagger from the chest of alpha jack. The body of alpha jack crumbled almost instantly in the ash. His whole body turned into ash not even leaving the bones.

Noel said with a firm expression, “I think that those people ignored their ancestors' tragic experience and deep-rooted hatred, and they only care about their own interests. They would even betray their comrades whom they fought side-by-side with. They should be punished for this! What is the difference between them and Sloan Whinder, who in ancient times was a traitor who would betray his own country and kill the king with his own hands?!” Charlie did not expect that Noel would actually think of Sloan Whinder from hundreds of years ago when he mentioned traitors.

the other one thundered, showing how disappointed was he to realize they failed to recruit the right person. "But he can't escape now." "Hm," Nathaniel finally reacted to his grandfather's declaration. "That person made a huge mistake by walking into a lion's den." Maddox and Carlos shared a secret glance, learning in an instant that the so-called traitor should start counting on his days because falling into Nathaniel's hands was a dangerous thing. They had buried the victims themselves. Sometimes burned them alive. Edgar smirked. "I'm glad that we're going to meet the traitor soon," he announced in evil joy, all set to stand by his son at the traitor's torture because that person caused th

he growled. “We know. We captured your allies, remember?” “No, no, you fool,” said Hogar, “There’s a bigger traitor than I am. And he’s close. I’ll bring him down with me. If I have to die, I want to do that much!” Jester and Alisa exchanged a look. ‘Here we go,’ thought Alisa. ‘I hope your hunch is right, but at the same, I kinda don’t want it to be true.’

the words escaped Lucas's lips, but all three of us knew they were our Uncle Dexter's words—what he'd ingrained in us, and I'd never doubted it until this very day, "Sooner or later, she'll reveal her true colors." "Then why the fuck are we even here? We should just leave, shouldn't we? Why do we stand for a wretched woman who, to us, will always remain just another traitor?" I demanded, frustration seeping through, "Why not banish her from the pack and eliminate the risk?" "You know we can't do that, Alex," Caleb stepped in, filling the void left by Lucas's silence, "She has to pay." Even he understood that wasn't the whole truth, and I knew it too.

Trust became a fragile commodity, and each step forward in the pursuit of truth felt like traversing a treacherous path. Finally, a breakthrough came when a trail of evidence led them to a trusted advisor named Lucius. His actions and associations pointed to his involvement in the vampire conspiracy. Confronted with the damning evidence, Lucius crumbled under the weight of guilt and confessed his treachery. "I was tempted by power and promises of greatness," Lucius admitted, his voice filled with remorse. "I succumbed to the allure of darkness, thinking it would bring me what I desired. I betrayed my friends, my kingdom, and myself."

Lucia met his gaze, and for a fleeting moment, she saw a flicker of remorse in his eyes. With a heavy heart, Lucia revealed Damian as the traitor, recounting the evidence she had discovered during her trials. The pack erupted in a chorus of gasps and protests, unable to comprehend the magnitude of the revelation. Damian stepped forward, his voice laced with desperation. "Lucia, please!" he pleaded. "I made a terrible mistake. I was weak, vulnerable to the allure of power. But I swear, I can change. I will do anything to make amends."

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.

I explained. They told me that it was them who were sorry because they never realized that she was a traitor. Apparently, it was Eslay who insisted that Madelina just be stripped and killed immediately for her crimes. They did not think to question it because everyone had been upset with the betrayal, but they knew that there were protocols for a reason. “We needed to talk to you all about the upcoming fight against the Nokaura. It was good that things worked out the way they did today because it would have gotten us all killed. Why don’t we head back down to my office, and we can talk?” I suggested.

“Or maybe not. Do you want me to tell you?” I don’t want to hear his reason. No. Actually, I’m afraid to know his reason. “Don’t.” A grimace appeared on my lips remembering the smell of burnt flesh that night. “Don’t justify what you did.” Whatever expression on his lips disappeared, and his lips moves to what appeared to be a curse. “ Why would I justify killing those traitors?” I yanked my hand out of his hold. “What do you mean? They are traitors?” “ Yes,” he firmly said. “Your father trusted the wrong troop, Gabriella. If you won’t burn the rats, they will just pester the shit on you.”