Quotes On Betrayal From Family Mga Nobela at Kwento

And this time I hugged mom tighter, and let her cry on my shoulder. She was just guilt tripping and had good intentions for her sister. She was taken advantage of. That teaches a lesson, that just because you made a mistake, doesn't mean you will open you heart bare to someone, who is hiding a dagger behind her. Be pathetic but never put your guards down. But I guess, we don't apply the rule on family. With them you have faith and maybe that's why the biggest betrayal comes from the dearest people. My mom just wanted people around her happy, but people around her took advantage of her goodness.

That loss is what truly shatters the soul. When a loved one betrays, it strikes like a storm from within, unexpected and devastating. The foundation of trust and love that seemed so secure is suddenly crumbled. It is a wound that bleeds in silence, for how can one hate someone who once brought so much joy? The betrayal from family is not easily processed; the closer the bond, the sharper the pain.

Or was it her father, the figure she held in the highest regard, her sole family, her pillar of strength, who she was willing to sacrifice her own happiness for, only to be betrayed? “You can't be the man I knew all along,” The anguish in her voice was palpable, a mixture of sorrow and disbelief that hung heavy in the air. Each tear that fell carried the burden of shattered trust and broken dreams. The betrayal had pierced her soul, leaving her quaking with a profound sense of loss and disillusionment.

“Just this once. Can’t you do even that? Do you have to keep shadowing me like I’m some—” “I know what it’s like,” I cut in, my voice rougher than I expect. Her glare flickers, confusion cutting through the rage. “I know what it’s like to have the people you trusted most destroy you. To be lied to. I was betrayed by my own family too” The words taste like glass. I’ve never said them out loud.

“My uncle betrayed my father. It wasn’t just business—it was personal. Lies, backstabbing, betrayal. It destroyed the family. My father disappeared for years because of it. I grew up fighting ghosts I didn’t even fully understand.” The weight of his words settled over me like a dark cloud. I understood betrayal more intimately than I cared to admit—the way it scars the soul, how it warps trust and leaves you raw and cautious. “That pain... it’s familiar. I’ve been betrayed by people I trusted most. It doesn’t get easier.” He reached out, taking my hand in his, grounding us both. “You don’t have to carry it alone anymore.” I squeezed his hand, desperate to believe him, to believe in us. “With

"I thought I could keep the sacred mate bond while enjoying passion on the side. "I thought Katherine would never leave me. That she'd love me unconditionally, forgive everything." Reality hit him like a sledgehammer, shocking him out of his arrogance and stupidity. He remembered what I'd said, "My parents were like this too. They loved and hated each other, then destroyed themselves together." I'd grown up watching my parents torture each other because of betrayal. They both died in the end. Derek finally understood the deeper reason for my decisive departure. I was terrified of repeating my parents' fate and terrified of us becoming bitter enemies.

He was dealt a hard card of betrayal and it scarred him. “You’re not a product of other people’s choices, only of your own.” Were the first words that came to her mind. “I know and I’m not proud of all the choices I made. I let their betrayal get between myself and my family, I let it get between you and me. Even when I found the courage to come back, I wasn’t ready to put it behind me, but now I am. I have.” She tilted her head in question. “You have?” He nodded.

"So I protected you." "Yes, and yet I betrayed you. So why haven't you betrayed me?" I shake my head, saddened that a wolf could be so naïve in thinking that a Luna of all people would be such a snake in character. "I do not betray," I sigh heavily. "I have been betrayed," I groan, thinking of my sister, the one person I should have trusted and yet, I had been stabbed by the hands of my family. "You need to learn that just because you have been hurt, doesn't mean we are all out to do the same to you."

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.

I was to fight until my last drop to make us even stronger than we once were. “We have lived tough days, days where we have lost family members. I will not deny the effect that it had on every one of us, but this should teach everyone that whoever you are, and no matter how close you may think you are; betrayal will NEVER be accepted in this family” I said looking at everyone as I spoke. Ivan turned to face me, and I smiled when I saw Natasha and Katerina standing by the door, showing their encouragement to me. Katerina nodded proudly, and I had to fight the urge to walk toward her to kiss her forehead, the woman had done everything for me, from taking my mom’s place when she had died, to st