Novel & Cerita The Loyalties We Break Katelyn Taylor

"He will not reject you. Not now, at least. Tomorrow, I have a meeting with the Dark Wolves' leader. Their Alpha is coming to talk about a peace treaty. Once that is signed, we will find a way to make Draven let you go. I promise I am on your side. We just need a few more days to make the South safe." "He will have no choice but to reject me. I will make sure of it." I hung up on Kane and turned off my phone. It felt selfish to think about my own pain, but the sadness was too much. Draven's betrayal made me determined; I needed this bond broken before his lies ruined me. I kept moving, and my feet led me to a clothing store in the next town. I picked out a bright purple, low-cut dress that m

He had given me the opening I wanted. “Because Killian trusts too much,” I began, my voice measured, deliberate. “He relies on the loyalty of his wolves, blind to how fragile loyalty becomes when tested. His warriors are strong, disciplined, but predictable. Their training makes them rigid. They are lions in cages… formidable when they leap, but trapped by their own patterns. I can show you where to break them.” Leo swirled his wine, listening but unmoved. His silence was a challenge. I savored it.

Just… done. My jaw tightened. “She’s bluffing,” I muttered under my breath. “She doesn’t mean it. She’ll come crawling back in a few days. She always does.” Still, something about it sat wrong. The bond between us—the pack tie—wasn’t just faint anymore. It was gone. Like it had been cleanly severed, no trace left behind. I couldn’t sense her. Katelyn had truly severed it. She was a drifter now. I shifted in my seat, unsettled. No. She wouldn’t dare. She was a housewife. No rank. No job. No allies. Where would she even go?

The air between them felt alive, almost dangerous. Adrien took a slow step closer. “You want to understand what it means to live in my world?” She nodded once. “Then remember this,” he said, his voice barely above a whisper. “Loyalty costs more than love. And trust — that’s the first thing they’ll use to break you.” Elena’s heart pounded. “And you? What will you use to break me?” He stared at her, long enough that the silence itself felt like an answer. Then, with quiet restraint, he said, “Nothing. Because I don’t want to.”

It was about loyalty. And loyalty Once tested Either shattered. Or became unbreakable.

I never doubted his loyalty, especially after he saved me from that attack. And now, he’s a traitor, working with Hunter? Killian’s cell phone rang, interrupting my thoughts. He pulled it out of his pocket. "I’ll be right back," he said, and I slid off his back. I stood there, feeling a mix of confusion, disappointment, and anger as Lionel’s betrayal cut deep into me. Thinking about Hunter’s craftiness only fueled my rage as I huffed in anger. He’s truly out of his mind, just like his medical report suggested.

I need to feel my mate. “Not going to happen.” I threw myself on the bed, tucking in nicely. “If I do that then the goddess will not approve of our bond breaking.” ‘Oh come on. You are still thinking about that crap. You and her have gotten so much closer than that first time. There is no need for it anymore.’ I let out a sharp exhale, leaving a small sad smile. “Taylor doesn't think so. She is holding on because she knows it will get rid of me in one year or less. I can't ruin things for her.”

No one holds out on kyle once he has his eyes on you and unleashes his craziness onto them. It works for us all. the reason we move so effortlessly is that we feed each other's dark desires, we let ourselves be without judgment. I hear the bones breaking and the following screams in the next room we are all seated as we wait for kyle o finish his job. It doesn’t take long before the man speaks. As I suspected, he is not responsible for Landon’s family death nor Kyle's mate. The trail goes dead. Taylor dies anyway. he has been on our radar and we juts needed a reason to put him out of his misery without raising the councils' eyebrows.

“I see his grin every time I close my eyes. Do you remember how he laughed when I was dragged down, when no one came to my defense? That laughter will die first. And Layla… she will watch. She’ll see him crumble before I touch her. That’s how she’ll understand what betrayal costs.” Ryker’s smirk deepened. He nodded once, approving. “Fear spreads faster when the strongest link is broken. Kyle first, then Layla. Good. But tell me—how do you plan to draw them out? You think they’ll simply walk into your hands?” I straightened, staring at him. “You already have someone in mind, don’t you? You wouldn’t be asking if you didn’t.” He tilted his head, his dark eyes glinting. “You know me too well. Th