Quotes On Betrayal From Family Mga Nobela at Kwento

But Grandma grabbed his arm and held him still. Then came the poison. Sofia looked at Grandma and said, loud enough for all of us to hear, “Are you really allowing someone who could go so far as to have an affair with his cousin’s wife walk freely in this house?” The room went still. She added more. “That’s the kind of betrayal that tears families apart.” And that was when Grandma lost it. “You are the last person who should talk about loyalty or trust,” she said. “Because of you, look at this family. Fighting. Cold. Torn. You broke it.”

"And he said it will begin with a betrayal from someone you trust completely." I look around at my family, my friends, my pack. Someone I trust will betray us? "Who?" I demand. "He didn't know. Or wouldn't say." Grandmother touches my shoulder. "I'm sorry to tell you this on your wedding night. But you needed to know." Amos pulls me close protectively. "We'll face this like everything else—together. And we'll win." But as I look at the faces of everyone I love, I can't help wondering: which one of them will betray us?

“It seems like he has been working against you.” His expression blanked, no longer able to read what was behind those onyx eyes. For the first time, Lazarus strewed in silence, a clear blockage between us. “Family can betray you; I know that better than anyone else.” His sorrowful eyes locked on mine, swirling with disdain. “I told you Ma Cherie, I’m no stranger to betrayal.” Guilt clung to soul, squeezing my heart because I was one of those people. I betrayed him the moment I decided to join The Rebel’s Creed.

It was from yesterday. “I never knew I had sluts for friends. You do everything for them and they turn around to screw you over.” My eyes skimmed those words over and over. It was obvious who she was talking about and I couldn’t blame her for being mad. I scrolled a little more and there was another post from a few hours ago. “Trust no one. Friends and family can betray you. You only look out for yourself.” I sighed and put the phone down. This was a mess. I could only imagine how Bridget felt. Her dad, Eliot and I had betrayed her. She was shattered and I couldn’t even bring myself to call her or even send her a text message.

“We wouldn’t go that far, Justin, if you agree with my terms. My parents' properties were not of much use to you. Just give them back to me.” “They’re truly small compared to our properties but those properties were barely enough if sold to repay the damage you caused my family after betraying us with the multi-billion dollar project I've entrusted to you.” “You know that I never did that. I don’t even know how to run things around here and even if I do, I could have never even done it. Why would I even betray my family? Huh? How could I even betray you, Justin.” “You have all the reason because you hated being married into my family from the very beginning.”

“Aren’t you the one keeping secrets from my father? The very man who trusts you with his life more than anyone else, even more than me, his own son?” “You don’t understand; my case is different." Levine snapped. “Your father betrayed me first. He killed the only woman I ever loved... just because she came from a family he held a grudge against. It's not the same." He explained. Caesar leaned back in his chair. "That’s exactly my point. Betrayal doesn’t come out of thin air. It’s triggered by something, most times, pain, desperation, and anger. Just like my father’s paranoia and clouded judgement triggered your betrayal, there’s something out there that could trigger Zayn’s betrayal of Jayden

The pain of betrayal and abandonment grips my heart, leaving me lost and searching for a sense of belonging. “I don’t want to ever see you again,” Brother said, his voice filled with finality. “And if you ever come in front of me, I will make sure you regret it.” His words cut through me like a knife, leaving me with a sense of profound sadness and isolation. I stood there in shock, unable to comprehend what had just happened as I watched Mom and Dad getting buried side by side, realizing that the family I had always known was nothing but an illusion. The pain of betrayal and abandonment grips my heart, leaving me lost and searching for a sense of belonging. “I don’t want to ever see you aga

“And you know the worst thing? We fed them, we raised them…The saddest thing about betrayal is that it never comes from your enemies” "It doesn't matter" I whisper to her while I signal to my parents to leave us alone ." I should look at betrayal as a gift" "Would you?" she asks looking in my eyes and making my heart tremble. "Yeah. It makes it that much easier to sweep the evil up and toss it out with the rest of the trash. We already knew that someone betray us. Now we have the whole image." "No" she tells me. "We don't." And I lift her chin and kiss her.

His voice was low, seething with repressed fury. Eva swallowed hard, her heart racing. She opened her mouth to say something but the words were cut in her throat. “He had no choice, Shawn. He's a victim too.” She managed to let out. Shawn's eyes darted to hers-soft now, laced with bitterness. "That's no excuse, Ava. I know what betrayal can do to people. It disintegrates families, friendships. everything." He let the words drop, and exhaled forcibly, running a hand through his hair. "I won't give a chance to anyone who deceives and betrays me. I'll never forgive him.”

Naya squeezed her cheeks together, ~ why? " Trusting must have been so easy for you, you've never been betrayed before, right? So it's easy for you to say," ~ Who said I have never been betrayed?~ " Huh?" ~ My own family also betrayed me~ " You have a family?" ~ Yeah~ she scoffed, ~ those backstabbers~