Kiara Wyatt’s life has always been marked by loss. As a child, her twin brother, Kyle, was kidnapped and presumed gone forever. Years later, she suffers another devastating blow when her mother disowns her after a painful miscarriage. Just as Kiara struggles to rebuild her shattered life, a shocking twist occurs—Kyle resurfaces, wealthy and powerful, having founded his own security empire, K&K Securities.

When their estranged mother seeks protection from the same ruthless forces that murdered her husband years earlier, her plea leads to an uneasy reunion with the daughter she cast aside. Kiara, still scarred by abandonment, finds herself caught between lingering resentment and a duty to confront the dangers threatening their family. All the while, Kyle works from the shadows, orchestrating the fight against their enemies while concealing his true motives.

As layers of deception are stripped away, Kiara discovers that the greatest threat is not just from outsiders but from betrayal that runs deep within her own bloodline. Torn between loyalty and survival, she must face painful truths and decide whether rebuilding her family is even possible—or if the betrayals have already destroyed it beyond repair.

In a story of resilience, fractured bonds, and long-buried secrets, Web of Betrayal explores how far people will go to protect—or to destroy—the ones they claim to love.

When Kiara woke, the first thing she saw wasn't her brother.


  "You useless child!" Jennifer screamed, striking her with a belt. "I told you to watch him!"


  The leather cracked against Kiara's skin, leaving a stinging sensation that seemed to spread like wildfire. Kiara's cries caught in her throat as blow after blow rained down, each one landing with precision and force. She felt her skin bruising, her muscles screaming in protest. Thomas tried to hold his wife back, and Maria begged for mercy, but Jennifer's rage was unstoppable.


  Only when Kiara collapsed again did Jennifer leave her alone.


  Kiara lay there, her vision blurry, her body aching in places she didn't know existed. But nothing hurt more than the silver locket in her hand. The picture of her and Kyle smiled up at her mockingly, their happy faces a cruel contrast to her current torment. Her brother was gone and it was her fault. The weight of that realisation crushed her, making it hard to breathe. She felt like she was drowning in her own guilt and grief, unable to escape the pain that threatened to consume her. Her brother was gone. And it was her fault. 


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