Novel & Cerita When Your Best Friend Betrays You

“Just come.” I hung up and put the phone face down. It didn’t stay quiet, another buzz came in. Damien. “You can still stop this.” I stared at it and dropped my phone, I didn’t answer. Then another one. “If Vale keeps you there, I will make sure every board member knows what kind of man he is.” I typed before I could talk myself out of it. “You were thrusting in on my best friend in our matrimonial bed. Don’t talk to me about what kind of man anybody is.”

With a sigh, Gabrielle shook her head and added, “But really, what I hate about the situation the most was how my best friend, Camilla betrayed me… I mean, who does that?” Kyle nodded and answered, “You know, some of the worst betrayals often come from the people close to us.” He pushed away his plate and moved closer to Gabrielle’s exquisite face. He told, “So you should choose wisely… who you should trust.” His lips curved on in one end before he suggested, “You sure have bad tastes in men.” At first, Gabrielle was just stunned, looking back at his dark brown eyes. She did not care that the man was scorning her for her choice of having been with Warren. She was just, for a second, lost in

Doing a pregnancy test was the best way to get her to confess. Instead of being sad that my best bud betrayed me, I felt an overwhelming joy about the whole thing. My wife finally believed that I didn't betray her. And the best part was, I didn't commit a sin with the idiot. It was only a cooked up story. I was indeed stupid to overly trust the shit.

The person I had once considered a friend had turned out to be the puppet master, pulling the strings from behind the scenes. The depth of the betrayal was unfathomable. It was a twisted game of power and revenge, where love had become collateral damage. The realization sent a shiver down my spine, as I grappled with the harsh reality that the one person I had trusted implicitly had been used as a pawn in a game of manipulation and destruction.

Victoria was long gone, and I prayed to the goddess that I never saw her again because Luna knows what I'd do if I did. Just how far did this treachery of hers go? I didn't even know who to trust. Who else had been in on it? Who else had been in on the plan to wreck my life? The betrayal hit me like a physical blow, the force of it knocking the wind out of me. It wasn't an enemy who had struck me down, but my friend, the one person I thought I could always count on. The betrayal felt like a violation, a desecration of the sacred bond of friendship we had forged over the years.

" Why would I even suspect her? She was the one who was always there for me. She is my best friend, she would never do anything to hurt me." "I know, I know. I was just being open to possibilities. If I were you. I would have suspected every person around me." .... It's hard to trust people nowadays and there were cases where the one closest to you was the one who will betray you at the end of the day." I was silent for a mean time and pulled my hands from his hold.

"I'm sorry. Goddess, I'm so sorry. I never meant for it to go this far. Jude... I thought if I helped Dahlia, she'd help me get closer to him. But she took him anyway. I was stupid, okay? I was blind. But you're my best friend. We can fix this." "Did you just say "best friend"?" I spat the words. My heart ached, the sharp pain made me want to curl up and sob. How could she say that after everything? "Best friends don't sell each other out for a guy. Or for some twisted alliance with a snake like Dahlia. You called me your real friend back there, while crying over her betraying you. But you betrayed me first!"

I asked boldly, our eyes interlocked together. “No other than your beloved best friend.” He said, his mocking voice filled the whole atmosphere. The amount of truth I had to swallow today overwhelmed me. And there was more that was uncovered. My hands were shaking profusely, while tears rolled down my cheeks. “Why are you bringing my best friend into this?” I expressed in a sad tone, my head was spinning heavily. I couldn't bear anymore betrayal. “You're such a gullible woman. That's my beloved daughter that you're calling your best friend.”

There was a sudden change in his expression and his lips parted, like he wanted to say something, but I took the chance to make things clear between us. “For six years, I stood by you. I loved you more than I loved myself. I was loyal to you, I gave you everything. I showed you what it means to love. I never for once left you.” A bitter laugh escaped my throat as more tears streamed down my cheeks. “And what did I get in return?” I moved close to him and looked straight into his eyes. “Betrayal. You fucking betrayed me. And not just with anyone. With my best friend. Someone I trusted.” I pointed a finger hard against his chest. “Now listen. Henceforth, we don’t know each other anymore. You’r

“Okay. Then you have to betray your friend. Anything not to go to jail, right? Either you betray her, or your ass will be locked up.” Phoebe went still. Her grip tightened around the phone. Betray her friend? Her chest ached at the thought, tightening until it hurt to breathe. She couldn’t do that. She and Emma had been best friends—sisters, even. They were so inseparable that she had to let go of the man she loved for her. How would she betray her friend? The phone pressed harder into her ear, like a threat she couldn’t escape. “H-how could you ask me to do that? I—”