Novel & Cerita Quotes About Betrayal By Family

I wandered through the silent corridors of Willowbrook. Moonlight spilled through the stained-glass windows. The academy appeared peaceful. Almost ordinary. Almost. As I passed the ruins of the library, I stopped. The fire had long since been extinguished. Only blackened shelves remained. Burned pages drifted across the floor. I knelt and picked one up. Most of the writing had been destroyed. But one sentence remained intact. "The greatest betrayal is born not from hatred... but from love." A cold shiver ran down my spine. "What does that mean?"

I sat on the bench looking at him through my sunglasses he sat down close to me not even sparing me a glance. "You owe me." What a jerk not even 'Hello, how are you, blah blah add.' Nothing. Wait did he say I owed him something. "I owe you nothing, nothing." "Yes you do so get it through your thick skull, I'll send you the info by late night." "Stop I owe you nothing, I owe no one anything, do you understand,-" "Listen to yourself we were once family do you want to betray the family you once had?" I got up from the bench. "I have never heard of families that betray they are own family, so keep me out of your business, get that through your skull."

If only she knew what I have in store for her. With how much she have made me go through before getting to her, I will make sure she knew the old lady was betraying her before I take my time and end her life. There is this heart wrenching emotional pain that comes with betrayal. It breaks down your strongest wall. I have used it to turn families against each other. Betrayal. That is my strongest weapon that most people have no idea about. It destroys an entire army without me raising even a single sword. “Wait until I get my hands on you….” I murmured, running my pen down the board in front of me as I sat outside in the garden.

Either they would be officially sworn in or I would provide them a glowing recommendation letter to their next place of business with three months of severance pay. When I was thinking about Keenan and swearing him in to protect Rosaria, I realized that I wasn’t about to split my trust between my family and my guys. Most of these men had been with me for over ten years. The new guys looked up to them but I needed them to know I was serious. The consequences for betrayal were far worse and there was more on the line. There was a sense of loyalty and weight to your actions. One that should never be bought and if it was, then the full weight of being a traitor to your family came down hard. Not

I told him. "Okay, Take care then, and not forget about us." My dad said, "And don't make us miss you too much too." My mum added with a smile plastered on her face. "Okay, don't worry I won't." I said and waved at them,as they both did the same before I left the house. I'm never going to come back there, because they are really not people that should be trusted. They don't deserve to be called a family, because all their behavior doesn't show that of a family, but rather it shows betrayal.

I look at my dejected, devastated family and feign a strong front. “You guys can go, she won’t do anything to you. She will never kill me, but I have to let her cool down first,” I suggest. I would feel much better knowing that they are with her, giving her the support because I am certain that my betrayal has cut really deep. The image of her alone and crying near her father and brother’s grave still haunts me. I need her to know that even when she is mad at me, she will never be alone because our family is now one.

she sigh in exasperation. Though she says she is fine but deep down she's not, I mean no one can overcome the trauma and betrayal of a family member. Saphira stood not too far looking at the Luna, she walk up to her " you okay?" Catrina turn to look at her before looking at her formal view "am fine" she said smiling "are you sure? cause you look terrible" Saphira place her hand on Catrina's. " just you won't understand the betrayal of a family member, I'll rather be betrayed by a friend than a family member, it hurts like hell" she smiled again.

The damage has been done, so what more can her words of comfort do? “I’ve lost everything to the Hails,” I told her. “My father. My company. My body. My child. There is none you can take from me now, so please fuck off.” I shut my eyes deeply as the tears started to water. Fuck… “Y…You don’t know how it feels to be betrayed by the only family member I can trust. You were the only one left for me, but you turned your back against me.” Then I let out a bitter chuckle, “But then again, perhaps you weren’t someone I should have trusted at all. After all, this is what you did to Mama and I, didn’t you?”

"You should be aware that you just signed your own death warrant. You understand that, don't you? There's no coming back from this kind of betrayal." I couldn't speak. Couldn't find any words that would make this better or explain my actions in a way he would accept. He continued, and I could hear the cold smile in his voice. "But perhaps you don't care about yourself. Perhaps you've decided that your pathetic little mate bond is worth throwing away your life for. How noble. How utterly stupid." My jaw clenched so hard I thought my teeth might crack. "However," he said, his voice dropping to something even more dangerous, "even if you don't care about your own miserable existence, surely you

“You always told me… you always taught me countless times never to gamble with family. You drummed it into my ears that our blood came first, always. You taught me that there is no price too high to pay for family. You taught me that, father.” He nodded, once. Slowly. “And it was a lesson well learned. You've never disappointed me, son.” “And now you expect me to stand here and nod while you betray all that you have stood for? While you hand Madelyn; our family, over to Patricia and her vulture son by making them untouchable. All because you also taught me that we do not go against family?” I growled, bracing my palms harder on the desk. His voice dropped, heavy, weighted with a warning I di