Who Got Banished From The Traitors Tonight Novels & Stories

I was hoping that today’s trial would help our pack to heal as it would put the dangerous traitors to justice. The stadium had been deconstructed from the festivities of last night in order to make it fitting for the trial today. It broke me that we had so many people in our pack that willingly threw away everything that our pack strived for. It all started with Fire Bitch, but they each chose to betray this pack. I agreed that it should not be us who decided their fate. It should be the pack because it was the pack that they risked without a second thought. I watched silently as our pack filed into their seats. We had a lot to cover today, and it would be a very long process. The only savin

It didn’t take him long before he realized he was free, he looked at me for just a second, a way of saying thank you, and then ran for his life. The commotion around us was unsettling, there were screams from all around us, the guards immediately began chasing the wolf down, determined to either bring him back or kill him themselves, but no matter the spell they threw at him the wolf seemed to avoid it. The gravity of the situation dawned on me, and I turned to face my family and the now furious Priestess. “TRAITOR!!!!” She bellowed at me, silence fell on the stadium once again, I was the center of attention once again but not for any good reason this time. “You have defied your leaders, bet

"You tried to intentionally crash the life-support systems of this Citadel to save your own political leverage. You are no longer pack. You are malware. Your user privileges are permanently revoked." Caleb stood rigidly at attention, his face an unreadable mask of perfect Beta discipline as he signaled the remaining loyal guards who had rushed the breach. "Haul them to the isolation blocks. Strip their winter gear. Move!" Caleb barked. He didn't show a single crack in his armor while the traitors were in the room. He waited in absolute, stony silence as the guards dragged a sobbing Marcus and the rest of the aristocrats out into the freezing corridor. Only when the shattered blast doors were

The wolf lowered his head, ashamed of his actions. "That is unacceptable. You will be stripped of your rank, and you will be banished from this pack," I declared. The pack members nodded their agreement, and the traitor was dragged off by Marcus and a group of loyal wolves. As the traitor was taken away, I stood in the middle of the clearing, feeling the weight of my leadership on my shoulders. I had always known that there were those who would seek to undermine me, but now I knew that I had to be even more vigilant.

I shook my head; I really needed to work on choosing my friends. Demetrius stepped up. "You are hereby banished from the pack, and you will be executed at the boundary of the pack as the traitor you are," he said without passion in his voice. His face was blank as he looked at me, his eyes, which had once gazed at me with care and adoration.

They’d say, “Remember when our alpha’s first mate tried to escape and he just flung her over his shoulder like she was nothing? Wasn’t that fucking hilarious?!” When Jari put me down, I was too distraught with both humiliation and defeat to even look at him. I was on his bed, sat upright with my head lowered, while he began pacing back and forth. All I could do was keep sitting there waiting for something to happen. Even being rejected and killed for my surname would be better than ever going out to face those wolves as their luna. If it was the only ending I could get, then I was willing to take it.

I picked up the signed papers and walked toward the door without a backward glance. Behind me, I could hear Carmen's desperate sobs as she came to, mixed with Vincent's broken whimpers. It had nothing to do with me anymore. The moment I stepped out of that room, I felt free. Sunlight streamed through the estate's massive windows, warm and bright. The man who betrayed me paid his price. And I, Isabella Marconi, was free again. This is the price for betraying a Marconi.

Greg's hold on the bottle tightened, as he sat straight and stiff. It was like the truth hit him deeply. "I won't resent you even if you become biased over Leah because it was never her fault, she is your Mate and as funny as fate can be, she might be your sanctuary" Casper patted Greg's shoulder as a friend would before slipping back into his Beta role. "Shouldn't you be over seeing why Fred really came here? I don't think it's just because he wants an ally in taking over all of Leasbegth.

Then my eyes searched for Arnold automatically. He wasn’t there. Beta Mark wasn’t there either. Mira pushed through the crowd immediately when she saw me. “What’s going on?” Gamma James stepped forward before anyone else could answer. “Leticia Hales.” The hall slowly became quiet. “As ordered by Alpha Arnold Reid, you are hereby banished from Nightshade Pack.” My breathing stopped. For a second I thought I heard him wrong. “What?” Mira snapped immediately. “These are Alpha orders,” Gamma Lucas replied calmly.

Some of the warriors are nodding. "The traitor isn't me," Walter says quietly, looking around the hall with the expression of a wounded saint. "The traitor is the woman who poisoned our Luna. And the people who are standing beside her, trying to tear this pack apart from within." The hall is silent now, but it's a different silence—not shock, but dawning belief. Walter's words have landed. His manipulation is working. I look at Damian. His jaw is tight, his eyes burning with frustration. We're losing. Everything we've built, everything we've sacrificed—it's slipping through our fingers.