One Piece Fanfiction Luffy Betrayed นิยาย & เรื่องราว

They do not need a soothsayer to tell them I am Levi’s fated mate, and he has been lying about Amber. “What have you done?” Alpha Luke yells at Levi, who stands there without a word. “Why, Levi?” Luna Jasmine asks, and before anyone can do anything, Alpha Luke lurches forward with a punch to his face. Then he grabs him by his collar, flinging him into a wall. My mother rushes toward me, reaching out to calm me. “Kookie, please—” They are all supporting me, but that does not change the fact that they have betrayed me, and my wolf is not buying it. She keeps struggling, and then my control slips. The crackling of my bones echoes through the room as the wolf takes over.

maybe even jealous. Then her expression melted into victory. “Then you have nothing to worry about.” She cupped my cheeks. “You didn’t betray anyone.” I drew in a breath sharply at the word betray because that one stuck too close, too hard, too specifically at what I feared more than anything. Betraying River. Hurting River. Choosing duty over the mate bond I had tried so damn hard not to acknowledge for months. Lyria leaned in before I could think, before I could breathe, before I could shove her off.

I stared a second longer than I meant to, then I turned the page. ​The whole mood of the file shifted. This wasn't just a collection of memories; it was a story of a betrayal. There were notes scribbled in the margins about deals gone wrong and alliances that had fallen apart at the worst possible moments. Information that had been leaked right when it could do the most damage. My chest tightened as the truth slowly formed in my mind. ​“She didn’t just leave,” I whispered to myself. ​She had betrayed him. The realization hit me harder than I expected. My stomach twisted as I read about the trust she’d broken and the plans she’d destroyed.

She felt betrayed. Cove’s gaze snapped back to her, and Lycia felt the full force of his fury. “Was she your partner?” he demanded, his voice a deadly growl. “No,” Lycia said quickly, shaking her head. “She…she betrayed me too!” His eyes narrowed, assessing her words, his anger simmering just beneath the surface. “Convenient then”, he said coldly, stepping closer. “But I don’t believe in coincidences. You’ll tell me everything, thief. Or you’ll regret it.”

I exclaim, but my father only chuckles before Kenji lashes out with his tails and pins me to the wall again. My father grins when he reaches the spot in front of me and grabs my chin hard. “Naive little stray, you played your role so well without even knowing it,” he says, chuckling then looks up at Ahmya. “I think we’ve been betrayed, Kenji; your beloved kept the stray awake so she can report back to the Lycan.” “Preposterous!” Ahmya shrieks. “I would never betray him!” “Oh, but you betrayed your destined mate before; who's to say you wouldn’t betray Kenji?” my father says, tutting.

The girl whimpered in pain but then bit her lip. Dayla kissed her on the head, but then Ralf picked her up and carried her out of the office. That action threw me off a bit, but then I shook my head and focused on the drop of blood that had fallen on the map. Amelie surrounded it with holy soil and then tossed the redwood roots aside along with Daemon's toothbrush. I sighed and looked at Izan. Are you okay? No, if something happened to Daemon, I have to think that someone in the pack betrayed us, and I don't want to believe that's a possibility, Izan muttered seriously.

“You lied to me.” “It wasn’t personal,” Diluc said. Furina’s heart sank as she heard the finality in his words. She had suspected as much, but hearing it from his own lips made the betrayal all the more painful. “So that’s it, then,” she said quietly, her voice barely above a whisper. “I was just another deal to be made, another pawn to be moved in your game. You’re no different than Yvette.”

I grit my teeth. “Avelina,” I whispered, “you don’t know what she’s talking about—” Lucia interrupts me. “Of course she doesn’t.” Her smile grows. “You made sure of that.” Avelina’s breath catches. Lucia continues, calm and unkind: “He wasn’t ambushed, Nipote. He was betrayed.” Avelina’s voice shakes. “By whom?” Lucia tilts her head, relishing this. “That is the question, isn’t it?”

I betrayed him, fucked him in the heat of a stolen night at The Black Fang, and then handed him over to the FBI, shattering whatever trust he placed in me. Lucian Moretti didn’t love. He didn’t feel. He cared in his own way, but his care always had limits, a line he never crossed. Yet now he demanded my heart, giving me a second chance I never expected from a man who carved out the hearts of traitors without a second thought. Fear coiled in my gut, tight and suffocating, as I grappled with the impossibility of it all.

“You expect me to believe that?” Her face crumpled. “Lila—” “You helped him,” I snapped. “You let him drag me away. And now you’re back, sitting at his table, talking like his witness? And you expect me to believe you?” “I wouldn’t lie about this.” “You betrayed your own pack,” I said. “You betrayed me.” Raya went still. Rowan and Selene said nothing. I had almost forgotten they were at the table with us. I was overwhelmed by rage and disappointment.