Percy Is Betrayed And Becomes Cold Fanfiction 소설 & 이야기

“You used my daughter’s disappearance as a chance to crawl into my husband’s bed?” Percy didn’t flinch. “Don’t act like a saint,” she said. “You’ve been crying and shaking since the baby disappeared. He needed a real woman. You weren’t doing anything.” Elena stepped forward. “Say that again.” “I said he needed me,” Percy said with a smirk. “Not a weak, crying mess like you.” Elena slapped her. The sound echoed in the room. Percy held her cheek, shocked. “You bitch,” she hissed.

“Or maybe that’s how everyone’s lips feel. Lips on lips are weird. Why do people kiss?” “Because they aren’t emotionally stunted like you.” “Don’t be a dick, Lucian. I can roll you down the stairs and tell your parents you fell.” “Like they would believe you. And I only have a mom, and I do not claim your father.” Percy rolled closer to my legs, then propped his head up with one hand. “I don’t want him either. I think he’s gonna cheat on your mom.” “I hope he does. It would be the wake-up she needs.”

The moment the door slammed shut, I let my tears fall, wrecking whatever was left of my heart. How could I be so stupid? How could I have been so careless? I bit down on my tongue, ignoring the pain until I tasted blood. It was the least I deserved, compared to what she was going through. Throwing my head back, I screamed into the darkness, trying to drown the guilt, the rage, the betrayal choking me. What was my crime? That I trusted the wrong people? Because I believed a lie disguised as love. I clenched my eyes shut, picturing the face of the man responsible for all these. I’ll make him pay, even if I have to burn down the realm. And the Grey brothers will get what they deserve in due tim

she said, voice carrying without needing to raise volume. Elowen didn’t flinch at the sound of her name. She’d already flinched enough in the woods, enough when she’d seen Rowan’s mouth on another woman’s skin and understood what he’d been doing while their future sat unspoken between them. She’d already learned what betrayal looked like when it wore someone else’s breath. “I’m here,” Elowen replied, each word clean. “As you are.” Serephine’s eyes flicked to Elowen’s throat, to the charm’s glimmer when the light shifted. “How protective,” she murmured, as if amused. “Do you think a charm will shield you from what the realm has already decided?”

"I'll forgive you." "For what?" I questioned. I could hear footsteps moving back and forth in the background. "I know you asked Alaric to do this to me." I scoffed. "Are you done flattering yourself?" His footsteps stopped. Silence echoed heavily through the phone. "I know I chose Vale over you, but I was going to marry you later. Yet you went ahead and betrayed me with the Lycan King." My hand clasped tightly over the bridge of my nose. I had to push aside my fight with Alaric. I wasn't about to lose my mind over Kael's delusions.

‎“You told me you loved me. You said you would never leave. Ethan… I believed you. I trusted you. And I waited for you…” ‎Tears slipped down her cheeks. She quickly wiped them away. ‎“I’m sorry, boss… Goodnight.” ‎ ‎Lucy turned and ran back toward the villa, leaving Aiden standing alone in the middle of the garden. ‎He remained frozen, staring at the flowers and the empty path where she had disappeared. ‎ ‎The weight of his secret, his brother’s betrayal, his mother’s pressure, and Lucy’s tears pressed down on him all at once. He ran a hand through his hair, breathing heavily.

Darius stood mere feet away, his scar glowing as he struggled against my curse. “Help her,” present-day Aria whispered, tears streaming down her face. “Please.” But he didn’t. The rogues struck the final blow, and her past self collapsed, her lifeless body crumpling to the ground. Present-day Aria screamed, the sound raw and guttural, as she relived the agony of her death. --- I stepped closer, my voice low and hypnotic. “You see now, don’t you? Even the strongest bond can be broken. Even the one you love the most can betray you.”

I could not even understand why, but I wanted to win his heart -- and so I foolishly trusted that he would not hurt me, simply because I would not ever dream of hurting him -- even if I had the power to. I started rocking myself to and fro to take my mind off the hunger and cold, but it was not working. Either the hunger, or the cold caused me to start shivering violently, till all I wanted was a hot fire back home, and one of Helen's parcels. I felt myself fighting to remain conscious, and I was already losing the battle, when the door opened, and Percy came in. He strode to me in three easy strieds, gathered me in his arms, and pressed his wrist against my already bared fangs. I sank them

] Steven completely broke down. He had done everything to fulfill Lily’s dying wishes, thinking he could make it up to Julia later. But now, he realized Lily had been lying to him all along. Seeing those messages, Julia must have felt utterly helpless. With a furious roar, he hurled the phone to the ground. The screen shattered, much like his world. He stormed into the morgue and screamed at Lily’s lifeless body. “Lily! You lied to me! You’ve always lied to me! You never loved me! I was just a tool to you!”

No ill will was permanent. The chains jingled softly as I lifted my shoulders, as if to remind me they were still there. I couldn’t help but roll my eyes. Yeah, yeah, I know. Being chained up by the man you loved? I was pretty damn sure that was the sort of thing that fostered permanent ill will. Three years ago, I’d thought things would never change. “Hey, Dave?” The man beneath me made a sleepy noise and my heart flip-flopped in my chest. I smiled, propping my chin up on his sternum as he murmured his response. “Hm? What’s up, Luna?”