My Fiance's Betrayal Novels & Stories

Just the poor pregnant girl he was helping out of pity? Tears burned in my eyes. I was heartbroken and humiliated on the very first day of our contract marriage. I looked at Liam with so many emotions swirling in my eyes ....it was evident on my face that I felt pain, betrayal, confusion. Foolish me, I was expecting him to say something, to defend me, to explain. But he stayed completely quiet, his face was pale and tense. Andrea continued cheerfully, as if she hadn’t just shattered me into pieces. “I don’t know why he didn’t tell you about me. My bad. It’s nice to meet you, Elena.”

"I've been cheating on you too. So now we're even." Silence. Complete, absolute silence. "What?" Marcus and Vivian spoke in unison. Isla's mind raced. What had she just said? But something in her refused to take it back. Refused to be the pathetic fiancée begging for explanations. "Oh yeah?" Vivian recovered first, her embarrassment shifting to something sharper. "And who exactly have you been sleeping with?" Isla's mind blanked. She needed a name. Someone Marcus would believe. Someone who would make this betrayal sting the way hers did. Someone he'd hate.

Lifting the ring, Liam lowered his gaze and said solemnly, "When you chose me to be your fiance, I felt like a lucky man. In truth, even without the marriage arrangement between our families, the only person I've ever wanted to marry was you." He gently lifted my hand and slid the ring into my middle finger. "I love you, Catherine Lowe." The diamond shone brilliantly on my hand. I instantly teared up. I was in love with the wrong person in my last life. In that case, I was determined to hold onto my happily-ever-after. I tightened my grip on the bouquet and threw myself into Liam's arms. My sudden embrace caught Liam by surprise. For a brief moment, he seemed unsure of what to do. But eventu

they all nodded slowly, wiping the mockery off their faces. "But it's been done to you, hasn't it? And we don't know for how long. That vile bastard did it to you, and we all hope he gets his karma. And, of course, that you help him," they all remembered that Horacio, another friend of the group who still didn't know he was an ex-friend, was sleeping with Max's fiancée right under his nose. Max had been disappointed by their betrayal. They thought they were covering up their affair perfectly, but Max had discovered them and had gone along with the wedding plans as if nothing had happened, just to teach them a lesson they would never forget. Max despised infidelity; his mother had done it to

Despite all the love I've shown her. "Hey! Did he say anything bad to you again?." Tiana asked as she walked in and sit beside me. "Tell me, this is not true, Tiana." "What are you talking about?." "I can't believe my very sister could betray me. Does she hate me that much?." "Can you be clear to me? What are you talking about? And, what are all these in your hands? Who are these people?." She questioned me. "My sister and my fiance."

“You actually think I’m going to stand here, apologize, and just crawl back to you?” His expression hardened. “You *love* me.” I tilted my head. “Do I?” “Yes,” he said firmly. “You always have. And you never betray the people you love.” That made my amusement fade slightly. I met his gaze head-on. “You’re right about one thing—we should never betray the people we love. But you?” I let out a small, mirthless chuckle. “You betrayed me the night you kissed Katharine and spent the night with Katharine instead of celebrating our 5th anniversary together.”

Memories of pain and betrayal filled my vision—twisted images of Aria abandoning me, of the packs turning their backs on me. It wasn’t real. I knew it wasn’t real. But the pain felt so vivid, so overwhelming. “She left you,” Veyron’s voice whispered. “She chose her mate bond over you, over your friendship. Now, make her pay.” “No… she didn’t,” I whispered, though my voice was weak. “Selena, look at me!” Aria’s voice broke through the haze, anchoring me. I looked up, meeting her gaze. “I didn’t abandon you,” she said, her voice filled with raw emotion. “I would never abandon you. Whatever Veyron has shown you, it’s a lie.”

The world around her felt like it was spinning, everything she had understood every moment with him now tainted by betrayal. When she finally managed to speak, her voice trembled, barely a whisper. “So... you’ve been deceiving me all this time?” She gripped her robe tighter, her hands quaking as tears threatened to spill. “Was it all a lie, Steven? All these years... did they mean nothing to you?” A cruel smirk twisted Steven’s lips. “Did you genuinely believe I’d marry someone so cheap like you?” He spoke with disdain, each word another wound to her heart.

I struggled within my husband’s tight embrace, feeling a suffocating tightness constricting my chest and making my stomach tense more and more. "What do you need help with, Rex? Just say it clearly and stop beating around the bush!" "Helping you marry through the entire contract scenario he’s meticulously crafted since the beginning of our marriage," Rex said hoarsely, sighing heavily. As I came to terms with the bitter reality that my entire marriage to the billionaire was the result of a scenario orchestrated by Alex, a terrifying thought surfaced in my mind. I mustered every last ounce of strength to break free from his embrace. I forced myself to turn around and stare straight into Rex’s

"She's my new partner." I paused and watched her face turn even paler. "She's also my fiancee." Wanda's face filled with disbelief. Her body swayed, and she nearly collapsed. 'Fiancee? How's that possible? How long has it even been?' She wondered how I could have found her replacement so soon. In fact, Melissa was someone who surpassed her in every way, including background, ability, and appearance. Wanda completely broke down. She couldn't believe what she just heard.