Percy Is Betrayed And Becomes Cold Fanfiction の小説・ストーリー

I shake my head, “There’s no time and words don’t often change anyone’s mind with a single speech. Percy, make sure those who are most vocal about Soren’s supposed betrayal are in the group supporting Hilda and me. You go with the others and keep them in line. I’ll take it as a personal affront if any of them act against Soren or Cerelia.” Percy nods, not looking entirely happy. “I’ll go and reassign the fighters right away,” he says, walking off in a hurry. “He’s right, I shouldn’t be threatening my warriors and making it appear as though I’m placing more value on Cerelia and Soren’s safety than I am on theirs.” Hilda looks at Percy’s retreating back, then at me, “Did I zone out for half th

He looked so torn. "I don't want you to either." A tear slid down my face. "If you do, I'll know you'll have fought it. I'll know that you tried not to." Percy doesn't deserve this either. He's a good guy. He's always respectful and careful with everything he does. Yet here he was thrown into this situation with me. I saw Percy inhale strongly and I knew what was happening. "I'll be gentle." He whispered to me before his eyes turned the same purple as the serum Alester gave me. He was taken over. I know there is no hope for me now.

I said, curious and wary over the look on his face. "Look, Deirk loves you so much. He won't let what needs to happen to save you, Jo, and me. At the end of the day, I love him too. The last thing I want to do is lie to him or circumvent his wishes for me... but we have to do it to save his life and all the rest of ours. Otherwise, this cycle will just continue to repeat over and over," Percy said. I tried to listen to what he was saying, but I was fighting an extreme attraction to him. My mind was betraying me, but it didn't matter. He was in my mind, and he could tell. I turned away from him, trying to hide the obvious evidence of my thoughts.

I was furious, but I had to leave this place the moment I could, so I held it in. Irene was unusually quiet that day. The moment we left the base, a wave of freezing winds assailed me. I shivered violently in an attempt to stay warm, but the cold nearly froze me in my steps. It was nothing, however, compared to freedom. It was nothing compared to the betrayal I suffered at the hands of my boyfriend, best friend, and teammates. "Where are we going today, Sera?" "Ten o'clock, northeast," I replied with determination. The team was delighted.

“Jason cheated on me. Slept with a girl from our pack and got caught. The elders found out, and our union was dissolved. Officially. I’m no longer bound to him. He lost his position too—he’s no longer Beta.” My mouth dropped open. I couldn't believe her. Something was off. Yeah, Jason was a cheater but her story sounds like he had more to it. “You are unbelievable, you are using another man to get what you want,” I eyed. She scoffed. “Don’t flatter yourself. I'm not after Kael again,” she looked at my belly in disgust. “I have other things to do,” she said and turned to go. “You expect me to believe that?” I spat. “In one week, you just so happened to show up at this ceremony with him as yo

The old couple exchanged a look before revealing the sordid truth, "She told us if we didn’t give her money, she would pass you an STD and ruin your life. At that point, we decided that we had to chase this woman away even if it meant suffering your resentment!" I felt my heart throbbing with pain when I observed the way the old couple had to endure the pain of revealing the secret rooted in shame. Over the years, they had treated me with nothing but kindness. I had extended them filial piety, and they had rewarded me with all the love they had to give. They gave me everything they had, ranging from material to emotional support, and treated me as if I were a princess. Luther looked at his p

“That’s my girl.” “When he sees these sweet, untouched hands,” Penny said, raising them like royalty, “he’ll want to lick them all day.” It was a performance. A cruel one. There was a rumor—one of the Caelum brothers had a condition. Something strange. His mouth constantly tasted bitter. Some believed it was Alek. Others said Adonis. A few whispered about the third brother, the one no one had seen. The story made half the city chase after them, hoping their kiss would be the one he could stomach.

I clenched my hands in the blanket until my fingers hurt. The cold twin took a careful step forward, slow and nonthreatening, but I flinched so hard that pain shot through my side. He stopped immediately. “Don’t,” I whispered pleadingly. His jaw tightened. “I wasn’t going to hurt you,” he said. “Everyone says that,” I replied. The silence afterward felt heavier than anything else. “Fuck!" The angrier twin cursed under his breath and looked away. The colder twin shifted in a way I couldn't read. My throat burned and my body ached. I could still feel phantom rain on my skin, the crack of a whip across my back, the guards’ laughter and the hands that held me down while I screamed.

Kael studied his brother's face, searching for any sign of deception. I could feel his internal struggle through our bond—the weight of betrayal warring against the faint hope of redemption. "If you betray us," Kael said quietly, "I will kill you myself." "I know." "One wrong move—" "I know." A long pause stretched between them. Then Kael extended his hand. "One chance." Aldric stared at it as if it were a lifeline thrown to a drowning man, then clasped it firmly. "That's all I need." "Okay, touching reunion aside," Marcus said, "we need a plan. Seraphine's not going to wait for us to get our shit together."

The flatness of a frozen lake, solid enough to walk on, deadly enough to drown in. "When I come back," she continued, "don't expect me to come back as your daughter." Marcus waved a dismissive hand. Already turning back to his ledgers, his deals, his real children—the spreadsheets that never talked back. "Come back when you're worth more than the car you wrecked." Ava turned.