Star Wars Betrayal Book Novels & Stories

Roman ‘We need to shower, then we have to talk to the pups. What’s the situation with the warriors here?’ I ask my father in the mind link. ‘There was resistance, but everyone heard what Gillian said. No one can deny that Althea betrayed her wolf, her family, and her pack.’ As I hold my crying mate, I look around the pack. She’s not the only one crying. However, I think most of these people are crying because of the betrayal that they just heard about, not because their Alpha and Luna are dead.

I clutched his coat, heart racing, mind lost, body consumed. When we finally parted, only slightly, foreheads resting together, breath mingling, he whispered, “Some flames… aren’t meant to be resisted.” “I know,” I murmured, trembling, voice barely audible. “And some people… aren’t meant to be tamed.” The tension didn’t ease. The city around us faded into background noise. Danger and desire intertwined, heavy, thrilling, impossible to ignore. And I realized—terrifyingly, deliciously—that the first real betrayal wasn’t from the world outside. It wasn’t the strangers, the shadows, or even fate itself.

No mercy for those who had betrayed the code, none for the treacherous. We reached Cassian’s stronghold as dawn bled across the sky. His Beta and Gamma fell first,quick, decisive, no hesitation. And then… him. Cassian. The rogue Alpha who had tried to destroy everything we loved. His eyes widened in disbelief as Duncan advanced, his presence alone commanding obedience, fear, and death.

"Claudia! Your husband just called me. He said he'd kill me if I didn't tell him where you were. That man is deranged, I tell you! "No matter what he says, don't believe him. Who knows what Henry might do?" Susan, fearing that Claudia would find out she had betrayed her, quickly lied. Claudia, who had just been ready to leave with me, took a step forward and slapped me across the face. "Get lost! The farther, the better! I won't believe a single word you say!"

If they betray me, that will be enough to make my five-star fall and give her the power she needs. Images flash across the page of my mates, confused and torn. “If they betray me… Fucking shit.” I threw the book across the room. Maddox and Jaden may think this is just strategy, pretending loyalty to her, but if they truly pledge allegiance, if they mean it, that’s the end of everything. I run out of the office, barely looking at where I’m going. I bump into walls, into lamps, but I don’t stop. I’m panting by the time I near my chambers. Jaden and Maddox are not here. They must have left. Where would they go?

they disappeared or if this is just another one of your manipulations." The accusation hit me like a physical blow. "What? How can you say that?" "Because of everything we've been through. The lies, the schemes, the constant manipulation. I've turned a blind eye for too long, justified your actions to myself. But I can't do it anymore." I stared at him, shock paralyzing me for a moment. This couldn't be happening. Not now, not when I needed him most. "You're betraying me," I said, the words bitter on my tongue. He shook his head. "No, Jonathan. I'm just refusing to be complicit anymore. There's a difference." "There's no difference to me," I hissed. "You're either with me or against me. And

I propped myself down on the sofa . "I can't believe she could do this and act innocent all along. She separated us for her so-called love for me. Fucking unbelievable!" The feeling of betrayal was tearing me apart. The one whom I trusted so much to be my support in those was the one who caused my sufferings. "Bitch. That's all she is." Ryan made a disgusted face. "I missed spending three damn years of my life with Brae. We would have been a family if she didn't break our marriage off. " I put my head in my hands thinking over everything.

The emotional weight of the betrayal was a silent explosion between us, a sudden, freezing chasm in a world we had just spent our blood to warm. "You," he whispered, the word carrying the rough, broken texture of a man who had survived the end of the world only to find out his savior was the one who built the cage. "The whole time, Sara. The Spire, the Fourteen, the 'Age of Assignment'... it wasn't my father’s monopoly or your father’s greed. It was your first draft."

But that's how it is, without them, sometime in the future, they'll think back on it; from what they believed would have no apology, it will have one. And just by looking at each other at that moment, they said to themselves... THE BETRAYER.

He could feel the walls closing in, the inevitable truth suffocating him, and yet, he couldn’t stop reading those cursed pages. With a deep, shaky breath, Ethan closed his eyes and rubbed his temples, trying to push the storm of thoughts out of his mind. But there was no peace. His enemies were closing in—more of them now than ever. The betrayal had gone both ways. They had struck first, but they wouldn’t stop there. He knew that. They would come for him, and when they did, he had to be ready.