The Betrayal Of Jimmy Novels & Stories

he muttered quickly. But when his eyes met Genaro's, his confidence cracked. For a split second, he almost looked away. Interesting. Genaro had not even used his Alpha voice. Yet Dominic was already shrinking back. “I'll find out soon enough,” Genaro said calmly, tilting his head slightly. “And when I do...” He let the words hang in the air. Dominic swallowed. “You know the punishment for traitors.” The dungeon suddenly felt colder. In their pack, betrayal did not end with the guilty person.

To help her first love, Simon Ahern, win the sprint championship, my girlfriend, Cecelia Holt, deliberately locked me in the basement the night before the competition. She looked at me icily and said grimly, "How many times have you beaten him? So what if I give the championship to him?" Later, she even broke my legs to help him steal the national team selection spot. I desperately asked Cecelia why she treated me like this; I was her boyfriend after all. However, she retorted, "He accompanied me through the three years of depression. I must fulfill this wish for him." However, she had no idea that with my legs gone, I was no different from someone who had lost their life. When I stop

I roar, ripping the video recording device from its housing. “Ellis?” Elena says from the hole I created in the wall. “He knows,” I snarl menacingly. I turn, holding up the video recorder for her to see. “He knows everything.” I open the pack link. ‘Attention all warriors! Beta Jameson has betrayed the pack! I just found evidence that he murdered Alpha Steph. He left the pack this morning! He's trying to get away so he won't be punished! Find him! Bring him back so we can get justice for our Alpha!’

And I betrayed him; mom betrayed me; Ingrid betrayed me; Felicity betrayed him; Garrett betrayed us. Fainting is quick and painless; Claude's voice is a muffled shout before everything goes black.

She had still not recovered from her shock. “Well the mole told us where you were,” Charlotte answered. “Mole?” Amy repeated in confusion. “Yes, mole,” another voice said in the background. He walked up to them and Amy gasped when she saw who it was. “Hello Amy,” Jimmy greeted with a grin on his face. “What? Are you shocked to see me on their side?” he asked mockingly. “B-but y-you told me that y-you wanted revenge,” Amy stuttered as she was still trying to process the fact that her plan had failed all thanks to Jimmy who had double-crossed her.

“Because I’ve been where you are.” Her breath caught. James lowered his gaze. “I was betrayed too—by the woman I loved most. Just once, but it was enough. I lost everything that night. Since then, I swore I’d never tolerate betrayal again… even from my own blood.” Silence fell. Only the sound of rain whispered through the window. Emma’s body slackened, her anger softening. She sat back down, her expression dimmer now. “You said… you lost everything?” James nodded. “The woman I loved. And a child I never got the chance to meet.”

Another clip played, his tone even colder this time. "Luna’s too emotional to run things properly. Someone needs to take control before she ruins everything. I won’t let her destroy our legacy." “No…” I whispered, clutching the edge of the desk. My chest ached, sharp and unbearable. It couldn’t be true. Jimmy was my twin, my other half. The person who’d held me through our darkest nights, who’d fought beside me when everyone else turned their backs. He couldn’t betray me. But his voice was there, undeniable, damning.

Despite her family's attempts to soothe her, the sting of betrayal weighed heavily on her heart. "No, this can't be real. It’s all just a prank. Jimmy wouldn’t fall for Susan; he must be lying. Susan would never betray me—not after everything we’ve been through," she muttered to herself, oblivious to the concerned gazes of her family. Just then, Jimmy's voice broke through the tension as he entered the living room. "It’s not a prank, Mom. Everything you’ve heard is true. I genuinely love Aunt Susan—more than just as a son loves a mother," he declared.

I push my wants aside and encourage Jack to depart with Daisy and Dave, who is now back on his feet and they turn as one heading for the door. Daisy - They fụcking attacked us, on our own land! What a nerve that Beta has, he only succeeded because he caught us off guard and had more men with him than we had stationed at the prison, he wouldn't have stood a chance against Jason one on one. He might be a Beta and Jason a Gamma, but Jason is better trained than anyone I know except Dave and Jack obviously, he would have wiped the floor with Ace. But poor Jason, you can practically hear the guilt chewing on him and his chest injury should have been fatal, would have been if he was a lower rank.

"Can you imagine how stupid that is? And what's even more stupid was me believing him at the time. I wasn't even thinking right." His stroking hands in my back paused, and from the corner of my eyes, I caught his hands fisting the blanket so hard, his knuckles went white. Hurriedly, I placed my palm on his, intertwined our fingers. "Babe, don't blame yourself, you didn't know he could do something like that." Nobody would have expected Jimmy to betray us. Not even me. Imagining Jimmy's innocent like face, and his ever so righteous acts, such as defending even a helpless stranger, I could never imagine he was a devil in disguise.