Biggest Blowout Novels & Stories

News of Charlie Vane's downfall from the throne of Vane Corp spread like wildfire, consuming every major financial media outlet across the country that morning. Inside the quiet study of her new residence in City-B, Elena sat calmly, her eyes fixed on the television screen broadcasting a live press conference from Capital. The opposition board of directors, secretly funded by Aethel Corp, had just announced Charlie's dishonorable removal from his position as Chief Executive Officer. The man who had dominated Capital's economic landscape for more than a decade had officially lost the empire he once ruled.

She hated how much it revealed, how much pain was packed into that one syllable. “Because it’s the biggest property deal of the decade,” he said, his voice a low purr as he began to walk again, this time down the side of the table, methodically closing the distance between them. “And for a launch of this magnitude, I needed the best. There was only one name on my list. Yours.” The compliment felt like an insult, a testament to the success she had built specifically to escape him, now being used as the very tool to drag her back. Her stomach twisted.

"Marlow, do you remember telling me that the punishment for betraying someone true to you was to swallow ten thousand needles? The greatest regret in my life was falling in love with you!" With that, she left the house without turning back, leaving everything she once had with Marlow in ruins.

I scoff after he said that. "I don't think I'm going to make another mistake after you make me realize how important for me to choose my partner wisely. I think the biggest mistake I've ever made is with you and give all my heart for you. I was so stupid back there." I said it all out. I am really mad at him and this scars really deep in my heart and I don't think it will recover just like that.

"Why are you here Blaze? You ignore me for weeks and now you're here to ruin my fun?!" Mia yelled not caring about the audience, she had enough of his unusual behaviour and wanted to give him back a lesson. "What fun?! You can't have fun with another male!" He growled. "Shut up! She can do whatever she wants to do." Noah barked, Mia was flabbergasted, she knew that he was in big trouble, he was arguing with an alpha mostly the youngest and strongest alpha in America.

"It does scare me." "Then we stop waiting for the perfect case," I said, standing. "Tomorrow morning, I release everything — the altered photographs, the wire to Vanessa, the shell company, all of it, publicly, alongside the response to the smear piece. Not quietly through legal channels. Publicly, with my name on it, in front of the board, in front of the press if it comes to that." "That'll destroy Knight Enterprises' relationship with half the investors who've worked with Edward for years."

At once, Cassidy's face turned ghostly pale, and tears streamed down her cheeks. Meanwhile, comments filled the livestream, and the number of viewers soared rapidly. "This is outrageous! What a heartless scumbag!" "Let's all unite to boycott Ulrich Group and crash their stock price!" The live streamer began reading the live comments out loud to Zayn, acting as if he thrived on the chaos. But in truth, Zayn didn't care about any of it. To him, the world had turned into a living hell without Cadence in it.

It was a family heirloom, the gemstone sparkling brilliantly under the sun. … News of Preston's affair spread like wildfire. His company's reputation tanked, and the stock price plummeted. One by one, corporate partners severed ties with them. To make matters worse, flaws in his projects came to light, leading to significant financial losses. Furious, Frank threw him out of the house. Since I broke off my engagement with Preston, my family shifted their support to Rowan's company instead. Ironically, the project Preston had handed over to Rowan turned into a massive success. From there, his company soared.

After that day, I never changed my watch. Now, I took a deep breath, slipped the watch off my wrist, and placed it on the nightstand. When I finally zipped up the suitcase, I noticed the sky had gone dark. Hours had slipped by since Lilibeth had stormed out. Letting go of this relationship, it turned out, wasn't as easy as I'd imagined. I managed a bitter smile, grabbed my suitcase, and was about to leave when the door suddenly swung open. A wave of alcohol hit me first. Lilibeth stumbled in, cheeks flushed red, practically draped over a young man who was struggling to keep her upright.