Bad Company Ruins Good Morals Novels & Stories

“Spare me the morality. You launder money already. You’ve dirtied your hands plenty. This is only the next step.” “It’s lives,” Mrs Lancaster snapped, her composure cracking. “Children. Families.” Adrian’s calm broke. He set his glass down with force, his dark eyes hard. “This isn’t business. This is rot. Rot that will destroy everything it touches.” Mrs Castelli’s voice sharpened. “Don’t act high and mighty, Adrian. Do you think your organization is clean? You’ve thrived because men like us exist.” “Don’t twist this,” Adrian snapped. “There are lines. And this crosses them.”

"Calm down, child. She wasn't a student here. The course she applied for two years ago, was already completed three months ago. She was just randomly attending art classes on a requested application. And today, she informed that she won't attend it anymore either." Edward wasn't listening to any of his word. His headwas practically drumming, like it would burst any minute. Roughly breathing, he stood up and marched out of the office, anger, hollowness, remorse, each expression floating on his face. The events of yesterday night begin to flash in his mind, like how he ruined an innocent soul in an attempt to fuel his ego. He ruined her life. How was he supposed to live his own life normally a

I always knew I was meant for great things but nobody believed me. As I sat in the waiting room I realized that life was good for the people who knew how to grab opportunities. For instance, someone else might have felt bad about selling out a family’s dirty secrets but I did not. That I get a big scoop, a career advancement and a paycheck and they do not. Simply because they think it is against morals. As far as I know, morals are just society’s way of forcing us to conform and I am far too great to conform to any man’s rules except mine.

Rena's life force enveloped her like a wild fire. "Back in the days, I used to think Badbloods are evil" she continued. "Now I realized, it is because we gave them reasons to think of us that we are. The humans hate us and then we hate them in return. Look what all of us got of our hatred towards each other, a world where no one is safe. A broken world"

Faces flashed in her mind—nurses laughing on break, doctors she’d studied beside, the chief who’d once told her she had the hands of a miracle worker. One of them was betraying her. Her knees wobbled, and she sank onto the low step of the station, pressing her hand to her mouth. “I can’t… I can’t believe it.” Jax crouched in front of her, his gaze fierce. “Believe it. Trust me, I’ve seen it before. War makes traitors out of men you’d bet your life on.” Her throat tightened. “These aren’t soldiers. They’re doctors.” “They’re human,” he shot back. “And humans get greedy. Or scared. Or bought.”

I’ve done terrible things to unsuspecting wolves and I’ve hurt wolves, a lot of wolves. Including Katrina. F*ck, why does it hurt so much now? “Bad past doesn’t mean bad future.” I looked at Hilda, clearing all regret from my face. “What do you mean?” “No one is truly a bad person. Bad things have just happened to them so they do bad to people around them to be happier about themselves but the happiness never lasts forever until they change.” I was stunned by her reply but she said something else. “It’s a moral from mummy.”

“She does. She got greedy. And greed always loses. Eventually.” When Camille got greedy, she destroyed herself. Tried to profit from the same corruption she participated in. And now she’ll pay for it. Completely. Permanently. Justice. Finally. Really.

Slowly, the noise subsided, leaving only the hum of anticipation. “They failed you,” I said, my voice steady and clear, carrying over the restless crowd. “Not just as a company, but as human beings. They didn’t just take your money—they betrayed your trust, your safety, your families.” The crowd murmured in agreement, their anger simmering just beneath the surface. I pointed to the towering building behind me, its once-proud logo now a symbol of disgrace. “This company wasn’t just a business. It became a haven for corruption—human trafficking, drug smuggling, and selling expired products that endangered lives.”

[Ruin] Belladonna scanned the crowd for an easy victim for her little visa heist. I could have stolen two visas, but I didn’t because the thought of witnessing her steal was far more exciting than some twisted fake chivalry. Although I highly doubted if she could steal at all. It was always exciting to see a morally upright person step into moral corruption, however small it might be.

" I can't believe someone could be so evil. Not only did he evade tax payment,he even engaged in drug trafficking and smuggling. He is purely evil." " He's the ideal sheep in wolf's clothing. He always appears like a honest and magnanimous person, who would have thought that his heart is so corrupted " " People like him are what pollutes humanity. He should be charged with treason!" " I can't believe the man I always admired and respected turned out to be a complete scumbag." " From today onwards,I am never going to use anything under Morgan corp." " I think the whole Morgan family should be chased away from this country. We don't need people like them!"