Booktok Slander Novels & Stories

"But if your ambitions reach any higher, darling, then make yourself useful. Try to dispose of me. Eat the feed. Let him see just how much of an evil villainess I truly am. Our divorce will come much faster if you find the courage to act. "You want a seat at the top of the pyramid? Then start getting comfortable with humiliation. Gold diggers have to crawl through plenty of gold-colored filth before they ever reach the top." Imogen sobbed harder. "I don't understand why you're doing this to me, Ms. Cheese. I know I'm just a secretary, but that doesn't give you the right to insult my moral character. I've never done anything inappropriate with my boss. This is slander." I scoffed. "Slander? Y

"Every word you just said is slander. There are cameras here and witnesses. Keep going." I pulled out my phone and started recording. "Go ahead. Keep talking. You say I'm running around with other women. Where's your proof? You say I stole the Marlowe family's house. Is the Marlowe name on the property deed? "You say I kicked my mother-in-law out and abandoned her. Whose name is on the hospital payment receipts? Who rode in the ambulance with her? Should I pull those records right now?" Sloane was silenced by my rapid-fire questions, her eyes darting around, but her mouth stayed defiant. "You... You're twisting the facts! It's you! You're the reason we're homeless! I hope you rot!"

“Calm down, Lilith. Okay… maybe it came out wrong, but I didn’t mean it that way. I did not say you were an item—” “You said what you said!” I snapped, cutting him off. “Really, since when have you been thinking like this? Since when have you been like the others who slander me just because I choose to do what makes me happy?” Though the other ladies at the clubhouse didn’t know I was the masked stripper, they were still talking—calling her a coward hiding under a mask, forgetting that she must have her reasons. Then Evander slandered me too… that was the highest pain and humiliation I had ever experienced in my entire life. I expected so much from him—expected him to defend me—but he disapp

The internet went fast labeling him the predator and opportunist in less than an hour. I got home satisfied and wrapped myself in Shane's arm while we watched a movie and kissed. I didn't expect Zhao not to be able to take the heat easily and by the next morning, Zhao announced that he was using me for “defamation and slander.” I nearly dropped my coffee. “He’s what?”

"The audacity of this author!" Roland exclaimed, his voice laced with a mixture of awe and apprehension. He found himself pausing every few sentences, his gaze lingering on the words as if they held some hidden power. The book was a veritable bombshell, daring to criticize the very foundations of their society. It painted the royal family in a scathing light, accusing them of insatiable greed and a complete lack of self-discipline. However it was the author's stance on slavery that truly captivated Roland. With unwavering conviction, the book condemned the practice, asserting the fundamental equality of all humans and denouncing the notion of one person being inherently superior to another.

They couldn't help but murmur at what they had just heard. “That's nonsense! I didn't do any of that! Bring out evidence!” Lord Sam screamed. “I'm not here to banter words or show evidence. Don't tempt me into giving you the letter here. I'm sure you wouldn't want the wolves here to ridicule you. I'm sure the elders will know when you were an antagonist only to suddenly become a supporter.” “This is slanderous.” Lord Sam, in anger but defeated, quickly left the hall. Calla turned to everyone,

Two days later, those scandals continued to dominate the news. “Rose Aprice pays trolls to slander, Mrs. Liliana Smith while cheating on her husband.” “Jonathan Smith issues lawyer’s letters to protect his wife.” “Mrs. Liliana is the wife of President Smith.” “Jonathan Smith sued and won against people who had slandered his wife for cheating on the night of their wedding.” “Vivian Stone forces herself on a drugged Jonathan Smith for a school rivalry.” “Vivian Stone and Rose Aprice collude to ruin Mrs. Liliana Smith.”

She worked out doing Yoga, a spin class, aerobics and light weights several days a week to stay in shape, plus often swam laps in our pool. It took me a couple days to get through the book and I returned it to her. I didn't say anything about it, but I did start looking at other books she'd been reading. Our bookshelves were full of them. There was definitely a similarity in theme. Some were humanoid space aliens, some cowboys in the women starved West, some mountain men with Indian women, men shipwrecked with single women, werewolves with their mates. A lot of them featured multiple male partners, and the ones that didn't, often showed women in sexual bondage, captured, stripped, sold and t

The veins in his neck bulged, and he gritted his teeth. "All this time, I've poured my blood, sweat, and tears into this company! I despise employees who slack off and act like they own the place. But what do I get in return? I get blamed and fired! What an absolute joke!" he roared, letting all his pent-up fury spill out. ​Angeline gripped Lucas's waist tightly, a sudden wave of guilt washing over her. ​"The only thing wrong here is the slander you spewed about me," Lucas retorted coldly. "That is exactly why you need to watch your mouth and your rotten heart. Slander is far crueler than murder!"

It was both absurd and cruel. It was outright slander. “This is straight-up slander! “My daughter would never do something like that.” David saw my firm stance and smiled dismissively. “Your Honor, we’d like to introduce our first piece of evidence.”