The Betrayal Bond Book Novels & Stories

He then lifted my chin and kissed me lightly on the corner of my lips. "Trust me, Cara Mia. This is a win-win situation for both of us." I took a step back, picked up the passage contract, and hid my face in the shadows by the window so that he wouldn't be able to read my face. "Do you love me, Luca?" My voice was entirely devoid of emotion. Luca immediately swore, "Of course, Katerina! I swear on the honor of my Famiglia that I will only love you for the rest of my life!

And why did she care so much about what he thought? Left alone, Ava finished her meal in silence. Almost without thinking, she found herself scrolling through I*******m, landing on Sophie and Gabe's pages. Photos of them together, looking happy and in love, filled the screen. The familiar pain of betrayal washed over Ava, and she felt hot tears sliding down her cheeks. But she quickly wiped them away, refusing to cry. Not again. Instead, she grabbed the TV remote, flipping through channels in search of something to distract her from the ache in her chest.

I cried as if there was no tomorrow. The room spins around me, her words echoing in my head. Betrayal, hurt, and anger surge within me like a tidal wave threatening to pull me under. I feel the walls of my world crumbling down, leaving me exposed and vulnerable. I thought I knew my life. But in this moment, everything I thought I knew is shattered. I feel like karma hit me so fast. Maybe fate already knew that I would do something foolish in life, so it prepared karma for me right away. But this still doesn't feel fair.

Sera suggested. "Girl!!! Which side are you on?" Nina asked Sera. "Right!! She had always preferred Gabriella to me." Bella mumbled. "What rubbish are you saying, Bella? You're not the only one that's hurt. You are not the only one that's feeling betrayed. You are not the only one that feels played. I'm really mad and against what happened. This issue is a very sensitive one and I believe if we don't handle it the proper way, we might end up doing something that we will eventually regret."

"Please, my Luna, I know I’ve wronged you. Just give me one last chance." There was no arrogance left in him, no trace of the powerful Alpha he once was—only a broken man who had gambled everything and lost. I stared down at him, my heart a frozen wasteland. "You know my mother took her own life because my father betrayed her, don’t you? The one thing I detest above all else is betrayal." His body tensed, his wolf whimpering beneath the weight of my words. "Before the bond took hold, you swore I was your only one. Yet here we are."

The girl you've cherished for so long—she was half the reason I nearly died. After soothing Sandra, Reese stepped into the hallway to make a call. Curious, I drifted closer. He was calling me. The screen kept flashing "no connection." I scoffed. I was dead. How could a call possibly go through? When the call finally cut off, his face darkened. He tapped on a chatting app to text me, only to discover I'd been blocked for a long time. After removing me from the blacklist, he typed a message: [Carmen, don't make this any worse than it already is. Get to the hospital and donate blood for Sandra. Or don't blame me for divorcing you!]

“That’s why the decision has to be taken seriously.” “And if you cheated?” She looked down at our joined hands. The question caught me off guard but I still managed to reply. “The bond would know,” I said. “What?” Her eyes snapped back to mine. “You’d feel something was wrong because betrayal between true mates affects the bond itself. I would know too if you were unfaithful.” I revealed. “That’s terrifying.” She looked horrified. “It isn’t meant to be a punishment.” I squeezed her fingers. “It’s simply how the bond works. Two people connected by fate can’t hide everything from each other forever.”

The bond surged even further into my mind and body, wrapping around us like invisible ropes that were pulling me into him and making me forget everything else. But then, when he suddenly released his hold on our bond, reality slammed back into me like a freight train. And where I had once felt molted heat pooling in my core, all I felt now was betrayal. I shoved him away as forcefully as I could, sending him staggering backwards. “You used the bond against me,” I whispered, tears stinging my eyes and my lips trembling with fury. “You’re no better than Liam, are you?” His expression crumpled, the fire in his eyes replaced with something that looked almost like regret. “Kayla, I didn’t mean—”

His fingers remained beneath my skirt, small, subtle movements that somehow sent a current straight through me, making my mind sharper, but my body restless. The meeting continued. At one point, the Alpha’s hand moved again, his fingers kept exploring, teasing, wringing pleasure in ways I didn’t know were possible. My pulse stuttered. I caught his eyes, and for a split second, he looked… unguarded. Vulnerable, even. I realized something dangerous: the bond between us wasn’t dormant. It was awake, insistent, pulling in ways neither of us wanted to acknowledge. My chest constricted, but I didn’t let it show. Sailyn didn’t falter.

Of course, the bastard would have blamed it on her. "No, it wasn't your doing... you didn't betray him, and you are not betraying me..." I said, and she bit her lower lip, nodding. "You are not betraying anyone; betrayal implies a willing violation of loyalty, and the only person betraying you is Audon... you should not feel responsible for his actions..." I paused, "He could have forced a rejection to free you from the pain that what he commanded to you would cause you, but he chose to do it in the most painful way for you, and that frees you of any loyalty to him... you are not obligated to be loyal to anyone by blood... A blood bond is given, but to prevail above any other, it must be nur