Should I Betray Dex Novels & Stories

I say, feeling my throat get tight. Samara’s arms tighten around me and she looks up at me, my sorrow reflected in her eyes. “A person I trusted, a person Theo trusted, betrayed him and his family. My pack, we are going to war. I will finally be able to avenge the death of my friend and his family. And we will do that with his sister at my side.” “Alpha, who betrayed them?” Austin asks. I look at my pack members. Sawyer has been my friend my entire life. He’s spent time in this pack. Most, if not all, of my pack members know him.

“Maybe I wanted that to happen..” Dex’s grip tightened, almost bruising. A sick, twisted smile spread across his face. “Good. Because the second we find out who betrayed us.… I’m going to let you play with them first, okay?.” That was all that was needed to be said. Because in Elian's head, he still doubted if he could trust the man standing in front of him. And in Dex's head, he couldn't help but wonder how he was going to fix this mess without causing a war.

could Dax be the one betraying Me? No! I refuse to believe that! He has been through so much with me. He struggled so much with me, he wouldn't. He is too good to betray. Soon a voice snapped me out if my thoughts. "I didn't think it would be him." William stood beside me. "you think he betrayed you?" he said. I kept quiet looking away. Dax would never do that to me, he wouldn't. It wouldn't sink in. "I guess you have to take action if you really believe it was him." William concluded. He was right, but why would he talk at a moment like this?

"Just like they didn't give a shit about you." "I bet you never knew betraying me will cost so much, did you?" I shook my chains, causing a rattling sound to reach the air. "I bet you are regretting your decision to betray me." "Because we both know that ultimately, having me out there, fighting for our people and Ira, will infinitely be better than having me in here, and leaving her fate to the elders you so generously connived with to betray me." I opened my mouth to speak again but I was caught off guard by Dexter, who raised his head, staring me dead in the eye as he spoke for the first time since he was dragged in here.

Blaire, her voice trembling with passion, whispered, "Dax, our connection is undeniable. I've always felt this pull towards you. But we must be cautious. We cannot betray Aria's trust." Dax, his voice filled with a mixture of longing and guilt, replied, "Blaire, you're right. This is wrong, and it will tear our family apart. We must find a way to resist this forbidden path." The weight of their actions settled heavily upon Dax's conscience. Guilt clawed at his heart, and he realized the magnitude of the betrayal. Aria, his devoted mate, deserved loyalty and honesty. Dax knew he had to rectify his mistake, no matter the cost.

Dex said, grabbing his water and taking a sip before setting it back down and sliding into bed. "Are you kidding me? Little miss housewife has told me time and time again that she wants you and will take you from me eventually, and you still trust her word over mine?" "I've known her longer. We've been through a lot of bad shit together. Friends fight, but we're good now. I told you, Ember, I trust her." Dex said, sounding annoyed and exhausted. "What reason do I have to lie to you? Please, do tell." I said with a dark chuckle of exasperation.

Pressing my palm on the steering wheel, I leaned my head back and shook it. You're your biggest betrayal. I didn't know why I was paying attention to them then Ajay's word. He insulted me. Clearly shoved it on my face and I said nothing to defend myself. I thought about all the previous memories I had, realizing I rarely defended myself when those filthy words were uttered. Was Dhruv right? Did I pretend to respect myself? Sanchi don't believe his words. My mind was right. I shouldn't believe his words. If I did I didn't know what would happen and what I might lose after that. Believing him was the straight road to destruction and broken will.

Like a Statue of Liberty, they all stood still and tucked their arms while George unleashed the dragon on Romeo. Romeo felt betrayed that no one took his side, not even Dexter, whom he was trying to support. That was the moment he regretted ever saying a word. He wished he had just kept his observation to himself. “Dad, now that's enough.” Dexter stepped in for Romeo's rescue just when the latter thought all hope was lost. The tension had gotten even worse to the point where Romeo felt like peeing in his pants. The sudden intervention from Dexter relieved the pressure from Romeo.

"I am the Alpha. I decide what risks we take. She is helping my people. Until she stops helping them, she stays where she is." Dax didn't back down, but he did get quieter. "And if I find something definitive? If I find a record that says she belongs to a rival pack or a rebel guild? What then?" I took a beat too long to answer. I felt the hesitation in my own chest, and I hated it. "Bring it to me first." Dax didn't say anything for a second. He just looked at me. He saw the beat. He saw the way I was shielding her. He’s my Beta, and he can read me better than anyone. He knew I was making a mistake.

She clung to that thought like a lifeline, pouring all her energy and love into him. In the end, he did the same as Kieran and chose to betray her. All the love she had given him, in return, came crashing down the moment she learned the truth. The pain was unbearable. Knowing how wrong he had been, David choked out, "Mommy, it was my fault. I shouldn't have called someone else that. Only you are my mommy." He reached out, trying to grab her hand and feel the warmth he used to have, but she stepped back without a second thought, avoiding his touch. "It's too late. Your regret means nothing now."