Novel & Cerita Percy Jackson Betrayed Fanfiction

His voice was thunderous, each word slamming into me like a wave, leaving a heavy silence in its wake. In that silence, I heard a soft whimper from deep within my thoughts... My wolf was waking up, stretching after a long, long sleep. A smile tugged at my lips. She was back. I felt strong again. We were strong. As Percival stood up, cutting off Alpha William mid-sentence, I moved around the room, feeling my wolf’s strength surging through me. Percival walked over and sat beside my dad, reaching out to hold my hand. His smile was wide and proud. My mom smiled too, but I couldn’t bring myself to return it. Her betrayal still gnawed at me. I was with my dad now—the one who had been betrayed by

I got his message loud and clear and I need to talk to him about our arrangement with Jacqueline, no woman is worth more than my brother's mentality. I still check in on him from time to time, making sure he's mentally balanced and not losing himself at work just to cope with his issues. Percy was living his life until he met Lisette, my brother never had walls, until she came along. Until the bitch betrayed his trust and left him to lick his wound. The man never felt ashamed for his BDSM kink until his ex called him a depraved sexual deviant, threatening him that she'll go public to which we shut her up with money, and let our team of lawyers deal with her. *****

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.

“Jaz--who she was to me, that doesn’t change. It won’t change. She was my first love. My first lover. My first girlfriend. My first confidant--beside you, I mean. And tonight? The idea of who she was to me for the last few years? That died. She no longer exists. Like she was a figment of my imagination.” “But Perrin, she’s… she’s still the same person.” I said cautiously. “You’re still going to look into the eyes of the same person that betrayed you.” He spun around at that. “I don’t think she betrayed me.” I felt my jaw drop. “Of course she did!”

It was Cassia's voice, seared into my soul. "Cassia, how could you trade with the Furies? You let them drag Aiden to Tartarus!" Hecate's voice trembled. "Aiden threw himself before the Gorgon for you!" Hearing that, my blood-soaked eyelashes fluttered. During that fatal Gorgon attack, I threw myself in front of her. Enduring the agony of petrification, I carried her to safety. I passed out from exhaustion and almost died. But when I woke up, she insisted Adonis had saved her. No matter how I explained, she didn't believe me. She even accused me of stealing his credit.

“Why the hell did you betray me? Why did you kill everyone?!” He chuckled when I pulled his head back, his eyes slightly closed and already bruising. “I thought you were smart, Athena. I guess there are a lot of disappointing things about you. You betrayed me first, didn’t you?” “What the hell are you talking about?!” I hissed. “Our deal was you would always supply me with that bastard’s whereabouts, but three days in Sicily and you’d started giving me the wrong ones. Thought I wouldn't find out, didn't you?”

"Because Athena would had took over and went to war with the entire South, along with the entire North. You’re powerful Kiera, but not that powerful." I shook my head at him. I can't simply let this go or pretend he didn't betray me as well. "You're only nineteen. Jackson and I are much older and males of the pack. We were always taught to handle these things in private. To take care of our women and protect them." "You didn't protect me." "I know I didn't. I know every choice I made, every lie I believed was my fault, Kiera. I know I failed you as my Luna and I failed as our pack's Beta. I swear to you that I'm trying to make it right now."

He manipulated us, used our trust and love for one another to further his dark ambitions. Seraphina's legs trembled as she struggled to comprehend the magnitude of the betrayal. Tears welled up in her eyes, and she clutched her heart, feeling a sense of emptiness and despair wash over her. "I can't believe it... Deucalion, the one we considered our brother, would do this to us? To the entire realm?"

Pecan arched her brows in amusement, her steps barely flickering, “Oh will he? I doubt it.” A few of the maids still alive tried to run, I watched in horror as Pecan attacked, pulling them apart like they were made of paper, “No you don't. I didn't want any news of this getting to your Alpha so soon” “That's too late.” The mercenary growled, his hands tighter around the dagger, “The beta was right to suspect you. You've betrayed the pack. I won't let you go.” Pecan's eyes switched between him and me, her lips tugged into a smile. She looked every bit insane, her eyes wild, her body soaked with the blood of the maid, her fangs bared.

“I'm sorry, I just couldn't hold myself responsible after sleeping with Miles that night. He wanted us to be together, but Adriana would never agree if she found out we betrayed her that night–" Valerie slapped me hard across the face, and I broke down into loud cries. “How could you two do that to her! You made her look like a fool, like the bad guy, and she was right all along. Were you happy when you saw people humiliate her? Did you feel good when your brothers sent her out of the Pack for your sake?" She growled in anger. I shook my head, drowning in pain and guilt. If only she knew that wasn't all to the story. If only she knew that wasn't solely the reason I betrayed her coldly.