Pokemon Fanfiction Ash Betrayed By Pikachu Mga Nobela at Kwento

AKISHA'S SHORT POV I will give you a hint of who I really am, but I won't make it easy for all of you. I will confuse your brains until you go insane. Soon... The time for me to reveal who I really am is coming closer. They will soon see the true definition of a demon. I just smiled as I looked at Ash, together with his friends in the distance, with a trace of surprise and shock on their faces. ASH'S POV

Rachel called after him. "Home," he replied. "But it's still working hours!" she exclaimed. "I'm on leave," Asher said. "I don't know why I even came in today." Rachel watched as Asher mounted his bike and pedaled down the road. Despite knowing that he should be taking comfort in the fact that the one who cheated him was on his way to being cheated as well, still, he still couldn't help but feel hurt and betrayed by Kaidën's act. Kaidën's voice suddenly echoed in his mind, "Possess me, Asher Fishman." Asher's grip on the bike handlebars faltered, and he nearly crashed into the main road.

And yet, she still got in my face and desired to know how she could help me. Fuck. I might love her. “Pixie,” I said gently, lifting my hands to her face. I set aside my anger and focused on the betrayal swimming in her eyes. She flinched involuntarily and I shushed her. “I’m not going to hurt you, pixie.” “Please, Asha,” she begged. “Please be honest with me. Did you really kill your mate?” I tensed, and I should have known she would ask again, but I wouldn’t have been able to prepare for it either way.

“Alpha Kai, calm down. We are investigating the breach. There’s no evidence on my end …” “No evidence?” Kai snapped. “Then why is my strategy, the one I personally sent you yesterday, now in the hands of rogues? What’s the explanation for this? Did I sell my pack secrets despite my Alpha title?” The tension split like lightning, and right on cue, a familiar voice rang out like a sharp dagger. “Ashley did it!” All heads spun towards the direction of a confident figure, the same man who came to my mating ceremony waving the file of betrayal’s proof. Like grim, Beta Dean spoke in a calculated tone, accusing me loudly.

“True. But I’m still the one who’ll kill whoever thinks they can mess with you through Ash.” Naturally, Ash didn’t catch the darker layer of that conversation. He slapped his uncle’s hand for attention. “Tío, let’s play dinosaurs after dinner. You can be the lion, I’ll be the T-Rex. Mami can be…” He studied me for a long moment before his little mouth curled into a grin. “…the evil clown.” The table erupted in laughter, Maritza even had to cover her face with her napkin. I narrowed my eyes at Ash. “That’s betrayal number two today. Forget about extra chocolate milk tonight.”

“The last time we tried to pass through Bloodfang territory, half the girls didn’t return. It cost me a lot.” I scoffed. “You act like you don’t trust me.” Ash stayed silent. That silence said everything. We’d never trusted each other—not since we crawled out of our mother’s womb. So why pretend now? Ash had his own plans to dominate the auction scene. I could smell the ambition rotting beneath his skin. “I trust you,” he finally muttered. “Then what are you hiding from me?” Ash stepped back. “I’m not hiding anything. I’m just saying… the last time you proposed something, everything went to flames.”

August stood frozen on the cracked pavement outside Sebastian’s old townhouse hands shoved deep into his pockets, rain skittering over his coat. His chest felt tight, as if he were trying to squeeze the betrayal out of his lungs. He’d just left Ash’s apartment for the last time, the image of that blurry photograph burned into his mind: Ash laughing in the street with someone whose face was hidden by shadows. Ash’s desperate plea, “I am the safe one,” had died on his lips the moment that photo emerged.

“She told me you rejected each other. She came back from Spain and said she found you, rejected you, and she couldn’t have pups anymore, but she couldn’t tell me anymore.” I watch as Ash’s head turns and looks at me. His blue eyes are back, so it's clearly Ash in control. He looks guilty, why is he guilty? I look to Austin, and he hangs his head. What is going on? Ash rubs a hand down his face then massages the back of his neck. “It is none of your business beyond the fact that there is no way to break the mate bond with a chosen high royal.” What did he say? I look to Austin, and he looks ready to have his arse handed to him.

I had to deal with Ash on my own. Ash acting this way made me a little ticked off. He used to tell me that he'd never keep something from me. I guessed I fell for his huge lie back then. My trust for him wouldn't be as strong after this stunt. I leaned against a tree and absorbed what Megan told me. Ash wasn't being his usual self and being secretive. I needed to get back to the pack more urgently than before and find out what he was hiding from me.

That should be their meeting point. And as expected, I found him in the old oak clearing. But as I approached, I realized my mistake. He wasn't a pup at all. He was a full-grown wolf. Asher, the beta of the rival pack. But I was mad beyond reasoning. I would take care of him now. "You're the one who's been poisoning Kaida's mind," I snarled, my hackles raised as I approached him. Asher turned to face me, a small smirk on his face. “Took you long enough.” He sneered