Should I Betray Dex Novels & Stories

I squeeze her hand back. We all understand, even if no one dares to say it aloud-this could be the point of no return. For some of us, maybe it already is. For me, I know it is. If the dream I've been having really shows the truth of what's to come, then tonight Dex will die in that temple. But I won't let that happen. No matter what stands between us, no matter how broken things are right now, I can't lose him. Life without him isn't a life I can live. If it comes down to him or me, then I already know my choice.

"I might be losing my touch, but you have to remember that I am a legend in this game." He was right; his tactics were the reason he had grown so big, even though he was just a congressman. "Do we have a deal?" I ask, and he nods, still pointing the glass at me. I take it and take a sip before stretching my hand out to him. "I guess we have a deal?" AUTHOR’S NOTE So Drexon just shook hands with a man who sold out his own daughter. The question is: if Smith can betray his blood, what makes Drexon think he won’t betray him too?

He looks at me and points away from everyone. “Sup' Moe?” I joke. He smiles then gets serious. “I’m your Beta, my loyalty is to you and our pack always. So, if my mother and sister attack me, I need you to save me. They are trying everything they can to get you to run away with Bridget. They have even recruited me. They want you to lose Dexter, lose Alpha, and go rogue. As soon as you go rogue, their plan is make me Alpha, Victor as Beta, and they will return as Mother and Sister of the Alpha.”

The rogue threat was neutralized for the moment, but the tension, the betrayal, lingered like a wound that refused to heal. Bellamy’s shoulders sagged, resigned, knowing he had no escape from the consequences. “What… what do we do now?” he asked, voice trembling. “We root out the darkness,” Dresden said, voice steady, lethal. “We expose the traitor fully, and we remind the pack who protects them, who commands loyalty, and who will not tolerate deception. Do you understand?” Bellamy nodded, swallowing hard, knowing there was no leniency in the path ahead.

“No, don't get me wrong. I'm not turning against him. Listen, Diane, there are just too many things that you don't know about. I have worked with Dexter the longest, don't you think I would know more than you about his attitude?” “Okay, if that's the case, are you saying he might betray me, or he wouldn't keep to his words?” Goodness! You aren't going to listen to me, are you, Diane?” “I'm sorry mom, if it were to be other things, I would have listened to you. You know that I always listen to you, right, mom?” “I do, and I want you to listen to me this time as well.” I breathed deeply. "Okay, mom. Now I want you to give me good reasons why I should trust you and not Alpha Dexter?”

I’ve been trying to think of a plan to find the imprisoned wolves, but my mind does not want to work with me. I’m supposed to be the Beta, second in command, and my stupid brain won’t cooperate. ‘At least we both agree that your brain is stupid,’ Dex muttered. I rolled my eyes. He’d become increasingly annoying lately. It’s been difficult on both of us giving Felicity the space that she needs to move on. The second that the bond snapped into place, Dex wanted to take her and mark her. Holding back has taken a new level of restraint that I didn’t know I had.

she answers. Dex looks at me intently. He seems conflicted with himself. Or his wolf, I can't say. The others await his orders, ready to spring into action. "It's better if you go back with Beth," he says finally. "What? No." The indignation is palpable in my voice. There's no way I'm going to sneak out now, just when we've found them, and confront them. He takes my hands, his eyes pleading. "We don't know what we'll find, who we'll encounter," he tries to convince me. I look to the others for help, but their eyes avoid me. "I thought you said you only picked up Lucy and Alex's scent?" I ask suspiciously. "Right. But that doesn't mean there's no one else there. Who knows who your brother is

Whatever that woman's scream was, it was capable of hurting our eardrums. That sounded like the cry of an old banshee, Kate said firmly. Impossible. Those creatures had perished under the gods. “Shit, you're bleeding,” Axel said and took a handkerchief out of his pocket. “Here.” “I need to retreat the guards,” Izan said, and I looked at him fearfully. “Something happened, and I think someone has betrayed us, Selene. I need to make sure we all survive.” “But—” “Go,” Axel said. “I'll take care of her. Do what you have to do.”

“Did you just... talk back at me?” “Yes! In this day and age, a witch?” Enrique laughed mockingly, continuing boldly. “That's nonsense, and deep down you know it. Besides, her past has nothing to do with the fated bond. The fact is, you are only passionate about her. That's a sign!” A sharp, predatory glint flashed in Dexter's eyes as if skinning his prey. "Can you bear the consequences of your betrayal?"

The only person, I could bet my whole savings on, that wouldn't be smiling is Adelaide. "I'm happy you told me. It's always good to talk to a friend about these things, even if they don't have the perfect answer." He smiled his thanks and I felt sick to the stomach. Oh, no. Here I was. Lying to two people I cared about. I wasn't only going to hurt Carson, I was going to hurt Morris too. I'd never been one to get attached to anyone but now, and I had always wished I could as easily as people did, but now that it was happening, I hated that it. I hated that I was in this case. I hated that people were trusting me. I hated that others were calling me out. I hated that any decision I made, someo