Why Did Sangwoo Betray Ali Novels & Stories

The reason for the divorce was that I was disloyal and made a terrible mistake that ruined the reputation of our family. My wife, Jean Shaw, the person that I had loved and doted on for 10 years, abandoned me when I needed her the most. I couldn't believe what I was seeing and decided to call her. My hand was trembling so much that I could barely hold my phone. On the other end of the line, Jean's voice sounded a little proud and relieved. "Sign the agreement, Felix. Your career is over. Stop struggling. Save yourself the embarrassment." "You're the one who wrote... the whistleblower report?"

Ali thought she would finally get her revenge against her father and those who offended her in the past, while also digging back on her mother's supposed 'suicide' death. And all this by marrying into the Laverock family. However, she is unaware that, even though she sought revenge, she was an instrument of revenge and a lone prey in the Laverock family. She has a secret that Harriet wanted, one that could topple the country... Ali is a worker at Laverock Mega Food Chains and a competent marketing manager. But she is struggling to cater for her sick brother. Her father and stepmother are hellbent on marrying her off to regain their wealth and status, even going as far as using her br

"This Alpha really seems to love his Luna. Writing a confession diary every day? That takes serious devotion." "His Luna should give him another chance, right? They're destined mates after all." But some users weren't buying it. "Betrayal is betrayal. A few diary entries don't make up for that." Far away in Drobia, I saw these diary entries and found them laughable. I was researching materials for establishing a sanctuary when I stumbled across people discussing Derek's confession diary. I opened it and skimmed a few entries. "He's still putting on a show." I closed the webpage with a cold laugh, irritation stirring inside me.

I say with a hollow voice, my eyes becoming glassy. He reaches out and gently strokes my face. “I’ve messed up a lot, especially with you, but this way I no longer will. We’ve come so far as to lose our friendship and I’ll always be close by. I’d say come with me, but your heart is here, with your alpha, and so is your destiny. I wish he knew how lucky he is to have you as his.” Why do I feel like I am about to lose a part of myself? Why does his choice feel like a betrayal?

I smiled, it was creepy because the moment the smile hit my face, the room darkened. Every single person in the room, although they did everything in their power to make sure that they didn’t let it show, but the little sweat that clung to their skin, the way their chest involuntarily rose and fell gave them away. “You already know me well enough to know that I’m not interested in whatever excuse you have for doing it. You did it already. You betrayed me, and that’s already sealed.” I paused. “But what happens next depends on whether you walk to me or you make me walk to you. Choose the first and, I already said it, you won’t survive….”

“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.

then he gives his handkerchief to Ally. Ally wanted to refused his help but Sou Yee insisted. Tessa looks at her and signaled her to take their manager's offer. Sou Yee wanted to help them go to Ally's house and escort her in taking her father to the hospital. But Ally told him that he will call Jim Han her boyfriend to assist her instead. So, Sou Yee nods his head and let her do it. After their work, Sou Yee immediately give to Ally an envelope with money inside. Then he is hoping that her father will go well. Ally did not take a look the money anymore instead she quickly put it in her bag. They went home immediately. When they are home, Ally pack his father's clothes and other stuff. She t

Taking my parents’ hands, I walked out of the church that had witnessed ten years of my humiliation. After the wedding, my father immediately announced the termination of all business ties between the Taylor and Shaw families. Using his connections, he launched a full investigation into Shaw Corporation’s accounts over the past several years. Already reeling from a stock slump caused by the failed marriage alliance, Shaw Corporation crumbled under this final, devastating blow. Ethan appeared at my house every day, apologizing and begging for forgiveness over and over. He even knelt outside in the rain all night. Not once did I show myself.

Liam shouted, his voice trembling in panic. Brooke’s eyes drifted toward me. “Aliya’s here. I know she’ll never leave you.” Tears streamed down my face. It was agonizing to watch, not only because she was fading, but because Liam himself refused to shed a tear. All he could do was curse the air around him. “I’m sorry, Aliya. I could’ve been a better friend,” she rasped, saying my name one last time before her eyes closed. Liam’s face twisted in denial as he checked for a pulse, but when he found none, he lowered her gently to the floor. He stared at his bloody hands, then staggered over to me.

C'mon, speak up; I don't bite," I replied. At this point, he divulged secrets—secrets about Chuck's pack, hidden alliances, nefarious plans, and how to dethrone its Alpha. As he was narrating the story, I realized the information possessed by the Betta would serve as a gateway to regaining my dominance, and my mind whirled with the possibilities of how it could be fulfilled. "Wow, what a nice idea!" I chuckled. "But, but, are you not going to find anything for me—for the information I just leaked to you?" he requested. I smirked, and now I realized why he risked his pack. "Literally, the world flows with betrayal," I muttered, bringing out some money to give him. A thought ran through my min