When our Love Was Ended Once You Betrayed Me — Novel

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What happens when love turns into a weapon? Xavier Ravenshade once believed he would do anything for Selene Duskmoor, even donating a kidney to save her life. But a tragic accident shatters their world, revealing the depths of betrayal that can lie hidden behind a beautiful facade. With his mother dead and his father clinging to life, Xavier finds himself trapped in a twisted game of power, manipulated by the very woman he once adored.

As dark secrets come to light, Xavier is forced to confront the chilling reality: Selene is not just a victim—she's a player in a deadly game, willing to sacrifice everything for her childhood friend, Alaric. With his father’s life hanging in the balance, Xavier must navigate a treacherous path of lies and vengeance. Can he expose the truth before it’s too late, or will he lose everything he holds dear to the woman who betrayed him?

In a world where love can turn to hatred and alliances shift like sand, Xavier is faced with a haunting question: how far will he go to reclaim his life, and at what cost?

When our Love Was Ended Once You Betrayed MeChapter 1

When my fiancée suffered kidney failure, I didn’t hesitate to donate one of mine to save her.

After she recovered, she hugged me tightly and swore she would remain faithful to me for the rest of her life. She promised she would never betray me.

But everything changed when her childhood friend drove drunk, hit my mother and fled the scene, killing her.

Holding his criminal record in my hands, I was on my way to report the crime when I received a chilling phone call from my fiancée.

“Xavier Ravenshade, bring the video back immediately. If you want to see your father safe and sound, you’d better do as I say.”

“If you insist on reporting this and ruining Alaric, I will throw him off the building without hesitation.”

She had my father dangling from a rooftop. If she let go… he would fall to his death.

My heart felt like it had been ripped in half. The pain was excruciating.

Still, I clung to hope—hope that she wouldn’t really go through with it.

But the moment I stepped into the police station, a video appeared on my phone.

My father, thrown from the building.