Bad Company Ruins Good Morals นิยาย & เรื่องราว

I couldn't believe all the dirty words I spilled just because of some drug. I could have at least tried to fight it off or something. I just gave in so easily. Did I really enjoy him fucking me that much or was I secretly into stuff like that? You know, begging to be fucked…I shook my head vigorously trying to clear my thoughts as a shiver passed through me. Fuck me, even my thoughts were dirty now. I didn't know if I should blame Margie or Zayne for that. Speaking of Margie, she was going to get an earful from me later. Why did bad things always happen to me when she dragged me to a club with her?

“He doesn’t let many people in and he has been hurt a lot. Rhett, you could hurt him more than you realize. Please, be careful with my friend’s heart and reputation.” “Dad, you think I don’t know already that I could be bad for Gabriel? I love him and I am always afraid that I might reflect badly on him or I might tarnish his reputation. I am cautious because I know that, but I want him to see I can be good for him. I want you to see that I can be good for him and not the disgrace you think I am,” I say with a sigh. “I know you think I am bad for Gabriel and I don’t blame you. I slept around and partied a lot, but I won’t give up my art and music, just being a man-whore and party boy.”

"I won't lie—you might still face charges. But we're going to fight for immunity with everything we have." "And your company?" Isabella asked quietly. "The fallout from all this will be massive. Stockholders will panic. Partners will flee. Your reputation—" "Will survive or it won't. But I'd rather have a damaged reputation and clear conscience than the alternative." Damien's jaw set in determination. "Besides, there are good people at Blackwell Industries. People who had nothing to do with Dad's crimes. Once we clean house, we can rebuild on actual ethics instead of corruption masked as legacy."

“Do you really think the public won’t care when all of these is out?” I stare at him for a long moment without a word. Then, calmly, I say, “Tell them.” Richard freezes. This time, I’m the one who takes a step closer to him, thinning the space between us. “You seem to forget that this company was built on the same violence you suddenly find immoral.” Internally, though, I almost laugh at the absurdity of it all. Because the truth is that the company has been rotting for years already. And whether or not the truth destroys it completely, I would do that.

"You were so blinded by anger, greed and your desire for control that you couldn't see how much you were lacking—" "What is that supposed to mean?!" Morris snapped at her "What else is that supposed to mean?! Don't you get it?! You ruined your own self. You ruined everything! You messed up what should have been a peaceful company relationship between two business associates due to your greed and jealousy. If you were as capable as you claim you are, you wouldn't have to act like a coward who goes around fabricating lies about an innocent man. You messed up big time, Morris and you will pay for it"

"Security will escort you out. Personal items will be shipped to your homes. You're banned from this building effective immediately." They filed out in silence, their shock and humiliation palpable. The man who'd been head of finance looked back at me with something like fear. "You're making a mistake. This company will fail without us." "This company failed the moment Alex Morrison built it on blood and lies." I met his eyes. "I'm not rebuilding his legacy. I'm destroying it and creating something new. Something clean. Now get out." Security escorted them to the elevators. I watched through the glass walls as they rode down, seven men whose careers had ended because they'd chosen complicity

The empire. Their parents had sacrificed years of their lives to build it. That was exactly why she couldn’t allow corruption to destroy it. Without turning around, she spoke. “Mom and Dad built this company with honesty.” Neither brother answered. “And someone is poisoning it from the inside.” Kelvin sighed heavily. “We all know that.” “Then why are you fighting me?” “Because your solution is worse.” They replied in harmony. Marilyn spun around. “Worse than corruption?” “Worse than destroying innocent lives.” Kelvin stood again. His face was filled with emotion. “Do you know what happens if you shut everything down?”

He showed some sympathy. “If you feel bad, then why don’t you just help me escape this place? I have to leave, please.”. There was nothing that I wanted more than to see myself out of that building. I was ready to do anything just to see myself out of that building. “Smash won’t hesitate to fill my head with bullets if I ever betray him. It was so hard to earn his trust…I can’t. He took me in when I lost my parents.” He shook his head in disapproval. I knew that he was the only guy who could help me escape. It was written all over his face—he wanted to help me.

I lashed at her and she kept shedding tears of guilt. “I too had made the mistake of being too innocent but I never thought evil about you. You were my best friend and I couldn’t even think of hurting you. But you, you had crossed all you limit when you pushed him into that scam by betraying him. That one mistake of yours turned out to be your worst sin, Caroline. You might have had no idea what the result of your actions might have been but it was Jake who had to pay for it. He wasn’t that strong to live through all those pains and just like your brains manipulated you, his head manipulated him into taking that step” my heart grew heavier and I decided to tell it for once and for all.

he exhaled, then joined his forehead with hers, his hands still touching, they didn't want to stop, but he had to stare her in the face. "What are you doing here? When did you get here?" "Sofia, listen to me well. There are good and bad people around us. And even those who seem bad, are not. The other way around, there are good people disguised as evil. Whatever may, no matter who the people are, I want you to understand that it's in me that you will trust to the fullest." She looked right into his eyes. His were now injected with something she couldn't decipher. "Why do you say that?"