Naruto Betrayed After The War Fanfiction Novels & Stories

He would be happy to tear part of his body at a time, just to be able to betray the person he had sworn to protect. Did he forget about his sister that quickly? For some reason, I felt like I had been betrayed. I opened the doors of my pack for him, I let him sit next to my father, I gave him the freedom to move freely and the worst of it was that I gave him my trust. When he left, the tense atmosphere almost suffocated me. “Hunter …” Izaiah tried to get closer. “We are at war.” It was the last thing I was able to say. We had to prepare for the attack.

They had never been especially close before. But after reconnecting recently, Azerbel thought they understood each other better now. Apparently she had been wrong. Because in the middle of a war… Mira chose to betray her instead. Mira released Rejin. And together, the two women started poisoning people against Azerbel. “Why don’t we just hand over the Luna?” “Alpha Guerero said he’ll spare us if we give her to him!” “We don’t need to die protecting one person!” “That’s right!”

No one in a normal world would want to have a relationship with someone that is not completely human, so the golden chance we were talking about is exposing his identity to the investors; that way they will not be able to invest in his new company, and the contract will also be canceled. I woke up this morning feeling very excited for the first time in a while. I'm waking up so happy because today is the day that Jackson will feel half the pain that I felt when he betrayed me. I got up from the bed and walked into the toilet. After using the toilet, I walked to the closet to get something I could wear after taking my bath. Just as I was trying to help myself, Sheila walked in.

I said with my eyes filling up with tears thinking about the death of my unborn child. “I think he was casted with a spell” ria blurted out and i gasped at the new information that I am receiving now. “What do you mean by that? Explain properly!” I commanded and waited for her to gather all the information she has. “After we were reborn I did some researches because unlike you I believe and love our mate so I’d not think he can do something so cruel to us in his right state of mind.” She explained and i urged her to continue.

A bitter pill even I could not swallow. This was the definition of living with a traitor. I was living with a traitor. I have seen the truth now. My eyes were widely awake and my eyes were clear. It was too late to stop the destruction. But it wasn't too late to end the betrayal. Arianna was no longer my beta. She was my prey. My bloodshot eyes blazed in the darkness, my fingers fisted, folding as my claws dug inside my palm and trickles of blood seeped out.

The words tumbled out of me; an anguished whisper lost among the growling whispers wafting through the assembly of my kind. Janice—her hair once a brilliant amber, now dulled and matted with betrayal—turned her gaze to mine, a flicker of something like sorrow passing through her steel-blue eyes before they hardened into icy resolve. The seeds of betrayal she sowed had long ago eroded her sanity—our bond was reduced to ashes. Now, she stands not as my comrade but as my enemy, and she, along with the hunters who stand with her, will taste the bitterness of retribution within the cold, unforgiving walls of the dungeon. There, they will languish, caught in the ominous shadow of impending judgeme

Akyran had knowingly and deliberately sealed us together in a farce of a marriage. I clutched the bedsheets to my chest, the pain so sharp that it stole my breath. I had been used by everyone that I loved and trusted. The betrayal was harsher than a knife wound. I was a war mage, I told myself sternly. I did not lie in bed weeping over men and broken hearts. I put on my armour and went and killed something. I threw back the bedcovers and pulled on the night gown Fiena had left on the end of the bed before opening the chamber door and striding out, barefoot and indecently clad, into the hallway beyond.

Betrayed by her mate. Rejected by her pack. Condemned to die. Selene Blackmoor was supposed to be Luna. Instead, she became a servant in her own pack mocked for being an orphan and treated as if she never belonged. The final blow comes when her Alpha mate, Kael, chooses her best friend over her and allows the pack to brand her a traitor. On the night of her execution, Selene escapes with nothing but her shattered heart and a burning desire for revenge. She swears she will never bow to anyone again. But beyond the borders of her pack, dangerous secrets begin to unfold. The enemy Alpha she was raised to hate may be the only person willing to stand by her side. Even more shocking, Sele

But he proved me wrong. “I won't be responsible for anything that happens to you. You are on your own." With that said, he let me go. My cab arrived just in time as I stepped out of the house. I couldn't think of an address, so I told him to take me to the nearest club in town. Leaning my head against the window, hot tears streamed down my face. I thought I was strong enough to endure the pain I felt in my chest, but Dimitri's betrayal hit me hard.

He shouted on top of his voice as he raised his swivel chair up and used it to smash his system the more. "The goddess doesn't have the fucking right to tell me what to do! I can't bring back my Luna because she's gone! I made her join her parents in hell! I will win this war and I will prove to him that I have the power to win or lose it all in our might." He tried to assure himself so he would have a little bit of confidence left in him. 'Alpha, the paraiso pack are here, We need to make a move.' His beta's words woke him from his dreamless sleep.