Novel & Cerita What If Issei Was Betrayed

The battle for trust and loyalty raged on, but with Japs by my side, I felt a glimmer of hope amidst the storm of uncertainty and betrayal. "Where I start?" I questioned with raw honesty, the weight of betrayal and uncertainty heavy on my shoulders. "What's your strategy, Lara, if I'm the only one who's his wife, and Isabelle has already made her move?" Japs' words echoed with shock and concern, prompting a surge of determination within me.

“Oh please, Ise! What in the blazes happened to you?’ “‘What happened,’ you say? I’ll tell you this: what happened is that all ten enemy battleships were sent to the bottom of the sea today! An outstanding victory, won’t you agree?” “I won’t agree to any of that nonsense.” Ishida’s mother shook her head as she hurried down the stairs. “Tell me what really happened, please.” To his wife’s surprise, Ise regained his consciousness and stopped his babbling. “Well, a short man in a black suit kidnapped me,” he said in a more serious voice. “He brought me to a dark place and tried to squeeze information out of me.” “And then?” Before the man could answer, a three-year-old Ishida and his brother Ta

"If you are from the future and you came back in time to try to avert something that is going to happen, does that mean that we were unsuccessful? We were not successful in stopping Mamba, and they continued to use youngsters as test subjects in their experiments?" "That is the unfortunate state of affairs. You and that other person were not successful in destroying Mamba. Not only that, but you also perished in the conflict that sprang out between yourself and the forces that were operating Mamba. Mamba has positioned a large number of people around you, including the one person who you did not believe would betray you." "What exactly are you trying to convey here? Is there going to be a se

CHAPTER 97: PUBLIC PROPOSAL. Sebastián slammed the table in frustration. "I don't understand how this could have happened, Inesa. The Japanese were convinced; it was almost a done deal." Inesa, with a calculatedly neutral expression, replied. "Well, nothing is guaranteed. They suddenly called and said there was a better offer. Although I tried to persuade them, they wouldn't budge. Now the problem is ours. We had invested a lot and didn't sign anything."

There was pure silence before realisation slowly sunk in. "This was a set up? Oh my God, this was all a set up!" I felt like I was robbed of my life. "Set up ? What are you talking about?" She looked confused, trying to connect the dots inside her head. "This contract fiasco, this edited video , everything. Everything was set up to ruin our wedding." I ran my hands through my hair as I felt restless. "Brae , I don't understand. What does this have to do with your wedding?" I looked at Bri and bit my lips trying to calm the turbulence inside my heart.

“But he claimed me and will kill me if I don’t-” “Yui, look at me,” I reply in the same language, slowly walking towards her and getting down to her level. “There’s no need for this, no reason for you to die tonight.” She shakes her head. “I betrayed everyone…she saw my loneliness and made me betray Umiko.” She must be talking about Sierra, the one who got all of these women to betray me. “I’d like to hear what you have to say, so trust me, and we can work through this, okay?” I say, placing my hand on the blade she’s holding.

If this wasn’t the same Jenny I originally fell for, it was a bloody good copy. “What if Yuqi was right?” she muttered. “What if it was Phil who betrayed her to the Masters?” If that was what happened, we were making things a lot easier for him by voluntarily heading into the hands of our enemy. “In that case,” I said, “we’re seriously screwed.”

If I had just been more diligent and checked Macie's hospital website, I would have noticed something was off. There was a difference between Henry and his brother. Apart from their personalities, Henry had a small mole at the corner of his eye, which his brother did not. When the truth finally came out, I clung to Macie, bawling my eyes out. "Why are you crying?" Macie asked, exasperated. "Because I thought I had betrayed you! I even dreamt of you chasing me with a scalpel," I sobbed. Macie laughed. "If you actually managed to betray me, that would be impressive. I don't think you have the brains for that."

Sean continued: “He told me his biggest regret wasn’t cheating, nor choosing the wrong person at the wedding. “What he regrets most was comforting Rose in the name of love, then abandoning her again for profit. “He tried to hold on to both sides. In the end, both turned against him. He became the biggest joke of all.” I tugged at the corner of my mouth. It was exactly the kind of thing Ethan would say. “He got what he deserved,” I said calmly. Sean nodded. “He did. Completely.” “Speaking of Rose—guess what happened to her? “She went back to her hometown and got married. Turned out her husband was a gambler. “He lost everything, then sold her to an underground casino. “She only got out after