Novel & Cerita The Mc President Betrayed Her

Laura clung to his leg, bawling, snot and tears all over her face. "Shawn, I only ever did this for your sake! You can't do this to me. I came from nothing. I worked for decades to get here. If you do this, my whole life is ruined!" Shawn pried her hands away. "When Fred begged you to spare him, did you? When I jumped from the second floor of that rehab center and begged to be let go, did you let me go?"

It was exactly who I had suspected — and now I had proof. The betrayal wasn’t distant. It wasn’t strategic. It was personal. “Betrayal hurts like hell, doesn’t it, Alpha?” Meera asked with a mocking smile, watching my claws dig into the paper. I flicked my eyes up to her, holding her gaze for a moment before slamming the folder shut. “I have to go.” “No… we are going,” she corrected, stepping into my path. She reached into her clutch and pulled out a card, showing me a VIP invitation to the event.

“Kane just made his move. He has internal documents. Someone close to us betrayed us. The vote is tomorrow and it’s not looking good.” Alexander looked at me. We had finally found our peace. And now the biggest betrayal was about to test everything. The Big Betrayal — Someone close (assistant or board member) betrays them, nearly destroying the merger.

"William? You? You’re the one she sent? She doesn't even care enough to come herself?" "She doesn't know I'm here," William lied, stepping closer. "I saw the video you sent to the burner phone. I’m the one you want, Serena. I’m the one who 'betrayed' you. Leave her out of this." "Leave her out of it?" Serena screamed, swinging the pipe and hitting a nearby crate. "She has everything! My money, my reputation, my life! She turned the world against me! I was the one who was supposed to be the star, William! You promised me!"

She offered a faint smile and said nothing more. After a while, with Jake Tully still not out, Chloe Bishop quickly sent him a message: "Uncle Jake, you can come out now. I have a competition later. Liam Martin is out here too—be careful. Don't let him see anything unusual." She couldn't afford to trust anyone easily these days—especially Liam Martin, who had betrayed her before. Not long after she sent the message, the ER doors swung open, and nurses wheeled Jake Tully out. "Uncle Jake."

I slowly lifted my eyes to the screen Because now the betrayal was no longer hidden in shadows It was standing at the very top of our structure And the worst part was not that we had been infiltrated It was that someone we trusted completely Had just given Zarev the final key to take everything we had left to defend

So after you transferred her, I bribed one of the caregivers there to pull out her ventilator on purpose. "She couldn't take it and died not long after that. All the surveillance footage you saw later was fake, too. I had that caregiver fabricate it! Please, I'm begging you. I know I made a mistake. Please forgive me! Don't kill me!" It was only after hearing that truth, far too late, that Winona finally felt remorse. She crawled toward me, insisting that she had been deceived and claiming how much she loved me. I signaled for someone to stop her before she could get any closer. My face stayed calm as I looked at her and said, "That's enough. Stop explaining. You're a smart woman. If you had

Her chin lifted and her shoulders squared, and the woman standing there was not the same broken girl I had pulled off that road months ago. "I don't need anyone to speak for me," Betty told him, her voice carrying clearly through every corner of the chamber. "I never did." The room went quiet. Even the Chairman's remaining supporters stopped whispering. "I survived a marriage built on lies," Betty continued, looking directly at the Chairman instead of the Council. "Travis didn't just betray me. He sold information about me to Vance while sharing my bed. He helped plan attacks against the people protecting me. And when he was finally captured, he admitted that everything he did was funded by

I trusted her. No, I trusted her more than most people. Yet she had been feeding information to my enemies all this time. A bitter smile tugged at my lips. "It seems I really have poor judgment when it comes to trusting people." I extinguished the cigarette halfway through. No matter how much it hurts. No matter how many memories we shared… If Martha had truly betrayed my family, I wouldn't hesitate. Because I wasn't just Melania. I was the Alpha. And an Alpha who couldn't punish betrayal had no right to lead her pack.

A note under my daughter's pillow reads, "This is our little secret. Don't tell your dad." I hold the note in my hand, and the tips of my fingers turn cold. My buddy, Liam Lywood, is my childhood friend. He always wears my old T-shirts and frequently stays at my house. My wife, Gina Stroud, often praises him. "Now this feels like a real home." Yet my five-year-old daughter, Trixie Glasby, now looks at me like I'm a stranger. It turns out, the man I treat as a brother is sleeping with my wife. And the daughter I cherish has already been brainwashed by those two shameless people into turning against me! When I slap the note down in front of Gina, she snaps instead, "What are you imagini