Romans & histoires The Mc President Betrayed Her

“What did you tell her this time?” She choked under my grip. I pushed her away before I did something I might regret. She coughed, struggling to speak. “I did what I had to do.” I clenched my fingers, teeth grinding. “Just pray this is fixable.” “I don’t care if you hate me, Malric. I’m doing this for you… and Damian.” “You’re doing this for yourself!” I barked. “You betrayed my trust. Don’t fool yourself into thinking you’re doing this for me. Your loyalty is to the throne, not to me.”

followed by the other. They were all shouting things at her. In simpler terms, it is like she’s getting cancelled if she were running for presidency. Everyone, including the ones she thought she trusted, put a back against her. All she thought was, she’ll be able to run this world. The moment she stepped her feet in this dimension, she knew she was scared, but as the time goes by, she was able to adapt and feel affection for everyone else. In short, she’s already treating every single one as a beloved family. Not only to be betrayed at the end. It felt so wrong in her end. And for her to get this kind of mistreatment, she knew something was plotted and it is all coming to dots now. She has n

"Surprise. You didn't expect this betrayal, didn't you?" "W-what?" My eyes widened, nearly falling for her words but she rolled her eyes and marched towards where I was seated before flopping down on the space beside me. She pulled out her phone and smirked at Jupiter. "I may or may not have recorded the traitor that is tainting your name. Ready for the traitor reveal, boss?" "Oh my God, Monica! You're amazing!"

I announced and gave Landon a wide smile. I could feel his happiness by just looking at him. It was like our wolves were communicating already. Even though he said nothing to me but just a smile, I knew he couldn’t wait to start this journey with me. “I’m proud of what you did for my daughter,” I heard my mother say as I walked into the room. “That Alexander thought he could hurt her and get away with it.” I sighed as I began to pack my things. Indeed, I didn’t think I would ever be betrayed by Alexander but his betrayal led me to a new beginning. But would it turn out to be good? Will Landon love me like he claimed? “I hope he loves me,” I said as I stuffed my clothes into my bag.

“But I will look, and I won’t say anything untoward. All right?” “That will be all right,” she agreed, giving my hand one last squeeze before letting go. At least we could both recognize a stalemate when we reached one. I stepped to the side, allowing my mother to gather her jacket before walking off the plane. I followed her and a moment later, my beta, Bane, fell into step behind me. Both he and my chief financial officer at Silverstreak Motors, Tala, had the good manners to pretend they hadn’t witnessed any of that conversation.

“The arrogance! He and his little misfit of warriors playing pack. He was going to end me. Betray me!” “Me!” She snapped around, with a look of incredulity, “I am Pecan Monroe, no one betrays me! No one gets the better of me. Not if I have anything to say about it. So who did he think he was to try.” “And What about Mondrian? Your pack? How did they betray you? Why did you turn your back against them or were they deserving of betrayal?.” I asked, stepping forward. “Yes, they were.” She snarled, “They betrayed me first. They turned their backs on me first. Everything I've done, everything I did, they deserved it and more.”

That alone felt like a victory, but not everything was that simple. Micheala was struggling. I noticed it long before she said anything. The way her smile didn’t quite reach her eyes anymore. The way she hesitated before speaking, like she was constantly second-guessing herself. “I betrayed her.” Her voice was quiet when she finally said it. Thin air hung between us. We were sitting together in one of the quieter parts of the house, the noise of everything else muted around us. I turned to look at her. Her eyes were fixed on the floor, her fingers twisting together in her lap.

“Why betray him now? You’ve defended him at every turn.” Her laugh was bitter, hollow. “He betrayed me first. I overheard him on the phone. He’s planning to pin it all on me. If the Feds get involved, I’m his scapegoat. He said my name, Emelda. He’s setting me up.” Her desperation was palpable. The socialite mask was gone, replaced by a woman terrified of the man she’d chosen to stand beside. But that didn’t mean she wasn’t dangerous. “And you thought running to me would solve your problems?” I asked softly.

The headline flashed on her screen: “Lucas Garrison to Wed Maddie Jekins in Lavish Ceremony." The accompanying article detailed the upcoming nuptials, mentioning the who's who of celebrities, business moguls, and politicians expected to attend. Olivia's eyes narrowed as she read the malicious spin on her past: "Sources claim Lucas's ex-wife terminated their pregnancy and abandoned him for another man, prompting Lucas to seek love once more with Maddie Jekins." The rage that had simmered beneath the surface erupted, transporting her back to the darkest moments of her past. The same fiery anger and sense of betrayal she had felt when Lucas's true nature was revealed coursed through her veins o

I will not survive another man who thinks he has the right to control what I know. Her final words played on an endless loop in my head. She loved me. She wanted me to stay here and wanted me to choose what I loved. God, she didn't even know I was a billionaire when she chose me. I hid it from her. My chest tightened as a violent tremor wrecked my massive frame. I was the President of the most lethal club in the state. I had an army of killers waiting on my every command. I had millions of dollars in untraceable cash.