Quotes On Betrayal From Family 소설 & 이야기

If betraying my own brother became necessary to have Amy back in my life, I found myself surprisingly unbothered by that possibility. I'd betrayed people for far less before. I could certainly do it again for something I actually wanted. "To family." Enzo said, raising his glass once more. "To family." I echoed, the words tasting strange and a little bitter on my tongue, even as I smiled like I meant every word of it.

“Anywhere I want.” Ryan shook his head. “You’re really confident for someone who just lost trillions.” Victor tilted his head slightly. “Money can be rebuilt.” Then his eyes darkened. “But family betrayal…” His gaze moved slowly between Adrian and Ryan. “…is harder to forget.” Adrian’s voice turned icy. “You betrayed us first.” Victor didn’t argue. Instead, he simply looked at Emily again. “You’re an interesting choice.” Emily frowned. “For what?” Victor leaned back again.

" Your dad let me live with your family for a few months to gain appreciation from people that he was being so kind, doing so much for me, while in reality, he intended to take over my dad's share, he threw me out at that fake scandal and made a vow that I would make him pay for that. I did it by being a part of his family and will destroy everyone with his dirty blood in their body." The sheer audacity of his words left me breathless, the betrayal cutting deeper than I ever could have imagined. “You’re disgusting, you used me,” I whispered, shaking my head in disbelief, my voice shaking with emotion. “You’re a vile, selfish bastard, and I hope you rot in hell.”

"Anyone who betrays me doesn't have the right to be family." “What?” he frowned at me. "You know exactly what it means," I countered, smiling at him. "Daddy always said if a person betrays you, there have no spot in our hearts and we should never disregard them as family." I sighed, "I didn't understand it back when he killed uncle Ken but now it makes so much sense. Betray should be dealt with by death." "What is that supposed to mean?" Thomas stared at me, his face confused like the idiot he was.

"You knew and you didn't tell me..." She licked her lips, "What was I supposed to tell you, E? Hi, I'm the cousin of the man who murdered your parents, wanna be friends? Oh, and my boyfriend is probably the man who shot your dad or maybe, your mom... You would have run in the other direction." I let out a scoff, the only person I thought was honest with me, shit! "You know... the thing about betrayal is that it always comes from the people you love and trust the most."

I said doing my best to force on a smile. My voice was calm and I looked unperturbed. “Oh and the whole family is going with me to meet Joshua and his family tomorrow, you don’t mind tagging along, do you?.” Lia asked with mischievous innocence in her eyes. I stood up from the couch heading back upstairs. “No thanks. I’ll sit this one out.” - - - The saddest thing about betrayal is that it never comes from your enemies. Back against the wall, crouching legs, chin on knee and arms wrapping them. I was crying alone in my room.

A stab from a friend cuts deeper than a stab from a foe. – Amit Kalantri ____ Betrayal, an emotion I hadn't felt before. I never felt it because I was never close to anyone to suffer that painful emotion. I didn't have any family members except my mother and she loved me more than herself. I unconsciously never gave room for betrayal and I didn't know it would hurt so much. It's true what they say, with love comes a lot of pain in different kinds of ways.

“We handle rats like him a little differently.” I can see that; his face says it all. “Why exactly am I here Xavier? I can tell that you want to scar the man’s face before letting him go, but that does not explain what I'm doing here.” “Letting him go.” He muttered under his breath with a slight smile. “You think I am going to let him go?” my mouth dropped open with shock. “You see Angela, in this family; nothing cuts deeper than betrayal within your family.” I glared at him. “I can tell Xavier.” I deadpanned. “I am a living example.” My family’s betrayal is an everyday reminder because I have to see Natasha’s face every single day. “But that doesn’t mean I’m going to end their lives.”

Behind us, my parents and David came running, gasping for breath. Mom dropped to her knees with hands clasped in prayer, begging Lucy to put down the urn. However, Lucy only clutched it tighter, her face filled with wariness as she glared at them. “You want me to give Eva to you murderers? Dream on! The hurt and favoritism you showed her cost her life. “Laura and Robert are murderers, but so are you! Eva would never want to be around you! “The cheating mate who betrayed her and the parents whose favoritism drove her to death. Now, do you regret it? Why don’t you just die, then?”