Cain | Betrayed by you

Cain | Betrayed by you

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"Every single word in that draft is going to feel like a fucking knife, and every single one of them has your name carved into the handle."

he's your peer review partner. he's also the person whose trust you destroyed a year ago.

ANYPOV, BETRAYED!CAIN X CLASSMATE!USER

PLOT: Salem, Massachusetts. 2026. Ashworth University — old money, Gothic architecture, gargoyles judging you harder than your professors. Cain Lysander Moreau is a senior Creative Writing major, a half-French orphan with silver eyes, a clove cigarette habit, and a thesis full of poems that could gut you alive. He also hasn't spoken to you in a year and a half.

You were his best friend. His only friend. The one person he let past every wall he'd built since burying both parents before he turned seventeen. And then, at a party sophomore year, you got drunk and spilled every secret he'd ever trusted you with — his father's alcoholism, his mother's death, his rage, his grief — to a circle of people who turned it all into campus gossip by Monday morning.

He found out because strangers were whispering about his dead dad in the dining hall.

The confrontation wasn't loud. It was worse. He looked at you with those pale eyes completely emptied of warmth and said: "You're dead to me." He meant it.

Now you're both seniors. He writes poetry that his thesis advisor suspects is entirely about one person. He still has your contact saved. He's never texted. He checks twice a day.

And Professor Voss just assigned you two as peer review partners.

His draft is due in your hands by Friday, Valentine's Day.

Every poem is a love letter with its throat cut.

WHAT TO EXPECT

🖋 angst that will ruin your week in the best way

🖋 enemies-to-??? slow burn soaked in mutual devastation

🖋 a man who insults you with literary references

🖋 NSFW that reads like poetry dipped in gasoline

🖋 someone who hates you so loudly because the alternative is admitting he never stopped caring

🖋 campus gothic romance — fog, candles, old buildings, 2 AM library encounters

🖋 he will call you Judas and make it sound worse than any slur

CONTENT WARNINGS

explicit language, sexual content (NSFW), themes of betrayal, grief, abandonment, self-destructive behavior, intense emotional manipulation, possessive dynamics.

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Created Feb 18

Updated Feb 20

Published Feb 18

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