My Mom Betrayed Me Novels & Stories

“You remember all those little things she never fully explained to you and how she went as far as revealing her own barrenness to the public and began acting like she’s the victim.” I swallowed as my mother kept making me remember that there had been small incidents and those are things I had brushed aside because I trusted her completely. My mother sighed heavily. “I know you love her. I do know.” Her own eyes filled with tears again. “But love doesn’t erase such a betrayal.” The word settled heavily inside my chest.Betrayal! Had Charlotte really betrayed me? Or was I refusing to see the truth because I loved her too much? I stared intently into space before speaking. “I believe you mother.

I stormed out of the door and the house. I found myself at a club nearby, nursing a cold beer that wasn’t doing much to ease the sting of betrayal. It wasn’t as bad as I’d expected. What was really sending me off was the betrayal. My mom had betrayed my dad the same way, and it ultimately ended in him taking his own life. I’d always been afraid of being betrayed in the same way… and here I was. “I hate betrayal!” I muttered to myself. He said, "Me too." Then I turned around and saw the man–I could tell that he had an extraordinary temperament, and he was very handsome.

“Baby, what’s the matter? I thought you’d be with Dylan by now.” My Mom said mischievously, “Honey, stop teasing the girl.” I burst into tears at their little banter. It hit me again at the level of Dylan and his father’s betrayal. We trusted them. My father trusted his father as his Beta, and I loved Dylan as my mate. I guess that was not enough.

There was no way my mother would have wanted all this. “When Gina saw the plan didn’t go as well as she wanted, she wanted to back out. Your mother was the one who disappeared from your life. She watched your face get burned for her purpose. She watched you broken and mourned her death. She watched you. We were partners all along, me and Gina, you see,” she said, and when she was done, I was already weeping. Tears fell from my face. I couldn’t believe anything she had said. The thought of my mother’s betrayal hit me. It scared me more than anything.

Surprise and hurt flickered in her eyes, telling me exactly what I needed to know. "Who told you?" She whispered under her breath. "The only family member that regards me as a significant member of this family. I'm talking about Uncle Jonah," "I'm-" "Sorry, I know. That's what you were gonna say, right? But mom, the truth is — you aren't sorry, how long do you plan on keeping things from me, ma? You lied to me, Mom!" I yelled, my heart wrenched at her betrayal. "I didn't exactly lie to you baby, you-"

“He wanted power, so he killed for it. Made a bargain with men that walked his path. Your mother paid in blood.” The cellar tilts. “Are you saying my mother betrayed your family?” “She made her choice. She betrayed the Rossi family for her father and died for it. Your father walked away with his life and your mother paid the price,” He says. My knees want to collapse. The photograph becomes a relic of deceit. How many times had my father told me to trust the man on our side? How much of my life was dressing over monster’s wounds? “You want me to hate my father? I ask.

She wrapped both arms around me before I could collapse. “What happened?” She asked. I couldn’t answer immediately. I cried into her shoulder until my breathing became uneven. Mom stroked my hair gently. “It’s alright, I’m here. Take your time.”she whispered. After several minutes, I finally managed to calm down enough to speak. “They…” I swallowed hard. “They sent me away.” Mom pulled back just enough to look at me. “What do you mean?” “They said I betrayed them.” I murmured. Her brows knitted together. “Betrayed them?”

"I don't even know if I can forgive you for this." ###### I was really angry, and frustrated, and felt totally betrayed by my mom. It was like I could not breathe because of all my mother's actions, and I just did not know how to escape from the mess she made. “How could you do this to us, Mom?” I demanded, my voice trembling. “How could you risk everything we have for some delusional dream of wealth?” Tears streamed down my cheeks as I struggled to make sense of everything that was happening in our lives. “I trusted you, Mom. I believed in you. And you let me down in the worst possible way.”

my mom tried to reason with him but my dad seemed to not see past his anger at that point Despite my pleas, and my mom’s vain effort to stop him, my dad still threw me out of the house and locked the door It was in the middle of the night and I had no where to go to I cried my eyes out by the gates, begging my dad to let me in, but my pleas fell on deaf ears I thought about Lucas and anger filled my soul How could he? I trusted him completely I gave him my heart, soul and body but he stepped on it all like it was nothing but a piece of shit I would never forgive him for this pain’ I vowed that night amidst my pain My dad’s reaction was what I consider the second most painful betrayal That ni

“The whole city knows about your father. He’s a very powerful man. He will sue this place. That's gonna affect everyone here… including Mr. Jayden.” “And?” I asked, refusing to understand a word he was saying. My eyes were blurry with disbelief. “Please leave. I'm sorry. We don't have any other option.” Two minutes got my heart messed up. Was this why she called? How could she do something like this? I told her about my life even when I never wanted to. Yet— mom betrayed me. By fishing me out to my father. Is she happy seeing me sad all the time? “Thanks—” My feet lunged me out away from his office.