Pokemon Fanfiction Ash Betrayed Mga Nobela at Kwento

"He betrayed you, Rhea. He betrayed us. He betrayed your family. He betrayed everything for a greater place on his council. And he is doing it again. He is running. He is creating a diversion. He is buying time so that they can catch you. Catch us all. He betrayed us all." Rhea's mind was a whirlpool of confusion and disbelief. She stared at Ash, her fated mate, the one that had always protected her, the one that had ever stood by her. She stared at his bloody hands. She stared at the terror in his eyes. And then she stared at the woods. At the path to The Cradle of Ancients. At the path to Micah. "I… I don't know," she panted. "He confessed. He told me he loved me. Why would he do that?"

“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.”

She said, “Your father already betrayed the entire pack, now you want to follow his footsteps and destroy our harmony further?” “Leslie, I promise that I didn’t do anything.” “Do you take me for a fool?” She demanded in anger. “Are you expecting me to believe that Asher changed his mind on his own, without your intervention? You think he woke up one day and realized he can no longer be with me? Bullshit! I know you are behind all of this!”

I struggled to speak, but she just laughed maniacally. "You don't recognize me, do you, Luciana?" she sneered. "I am Ashley your best friend you betrayed, reborn in this body. And I have come for revenge. You can't escape this one. I knew you would escape as soon as you know Martains would come after you. You haven't changed at all." My mind raced as I tried to process her words. Ashley, the alpha's mate and my friend who I had betrayed and killed. I had thought I had gotten away with it, but now she was back, seeking vengeance.

Damian said, his voice clear. Asher’s voice trembled as he bowed down, almost as if asking for mercy. “Alpha Damian… please…” He gulped. “I can explain.” Damian looked at him as though he'd heard the world's worst joke. “Explain? What are you going to say? The evidence says everything.” His gaze hardened. “You betrayed your mate. You humiliated her. You openly cheated on her. And now she's carrying a child.” Asher lowered his head until it almost touched the floor. “I—I’m sorry. I made a mistake. I—I… I was just confused…”

when those wide, terrified eyes looked up into mine. It hadn't just stung my pride. It had broken something inside my chest. She hadn't looked at me with the shyness of a young lady meeting an Alpha. She had looked at me with a raw, shattered betrayal – as if I were the monster who had torn her life apart. Beside me, my Beta, Torin, pulled his warhorse a half-stride closer, breaking the suffocating spiral of my thoughts with a short, amused chuckle. “You’ve been scowling at the treeline for three miles, Asher,” Torin said, shaking his head. “I didn't think a simple diplomatic visit to a southern lord would rattle you this badly.”

"After they came back from the pack that had the rogues problem he pushed me away. I kept trying to reach out, but he never responded... So I told myself I would tell him when he came back... And when he finally did after six years..." I trail off, my voice cracking and she nods her head. "And when he came back, he had a pregnant girlfriend." She says, squeezing my hand. "Oh Si, I am so sorry." I let out a bitter chuckle. "That isn’t even the worst part..." She frowns. "What do you mean?" "Asher is my fated mate." I say quietly and she gasps. She looks around quickly, giving me an apologetic smile. "Sorry... Are you serious?"

POV Vaelira Maereth doesn’t even pretend to be surprised when I walk in. She’s stirring something that smells like regret and bad decisions, which feels appropriate given my life choices lately. “There’s another bond,” I say, kicking the door shut with my heel. She sighs. “Wolf.” “Prince,” I add. “Because apparently I collect royal disappointments now.” She gives me the look. The one that says cope now, sarcasm later. I ignore it and keep pacing. “His name’s Ashton. He hates the bond, hates me by extension, and made it very clear he’s in love with someone else. Very tragic. Very pureblood. Very not my problem.”

I asked. “We lock him up in the dungeon, no human contacts or food. He should die there for betrayal,” he said, looking at him in anger. I nod my head, teleporting him to the dungeon myself. I am beyond betrayed and now I know I have no one to trust, just myself. Unknown Pov I smirked as Octavia teleported with Asher. Marcus appeared, his smirk wide. “Things are going as planned,” he said, smiling at me. “Yeah, she is such a fool. Asher will never betray her. He is too in love with his mate,” I said, cleaning my bloody hand. It was satisfying beating him up and watching her beat him up. Marcus chuckled.

I clenched my fists, trying to keep myself together, but the pain of his betrayal clawed at me from the inside. "Abi…" Asher took a step closer, his expression filled with regret. "I know I hurt you. I should have told you the truth, but I—" "You what?" I snapped, my anger finally bubbling to the surface. "You thought I couldn’t handle the truth? You thought lying to me was better than just being honest?"