Cheaters Death Novels & Stories

I took the hairdryer from him and climbed the bed too. I knelt behind him and began to dry his hair too. “It’s going well. More secrets are coming out, and they keep pissing me off. I just found out my father was cheating on my mother.” “What?!” I exclaimed in shock. “Yeah. I felt the same way too. Ashely Grayson is the name of the woman he cheated with and I suspect she may have had something to do with his death.” He responded. “Ashley Grayson?” I asked as the name rang in my head, even Kiara kept repeating the name.

Cassian Reed - Journalist (DECEASED). "Cassian Reed," Kara whispered. "We... we killed him." She scrolled down. There were hundreds of names. "This isn't a game," she gasped. "Oh my god, it's a hit li—" Suddenly, her screen glitched. Red pixels ate the text. The names scrambled into garbage characters. ERROR: FILE CORRUPTED. SYSTEM: Anti-Cheat Protocol Detected. Unauthorized Data Deleted. "No!" Kara screamed, hitting her keyboard. "No, no, no! I had it! I saw it!"

The system’s voice was as cold as ever: Player Cheryl Sanders died due to an attack from another player.] [Death unrelated to the Boss, curses, disasters, accidents, or system rules.] [Cause of death: valid. Game continues.] The three of us exchanged shocked looks. Instantly, suspicion filled the air. Cheryl had been so arrogant yesterday, openly betraying everyone. It wasn’t hard to imagine someone snapping and taking revenge. Still— I glanced between the two of them. They both looked so young, barely college age.

He hated this Sherry more than anything. Sherry had realized that Chris had a hand in her death along with Bella and her uncle and aunt’s family. After buying the dress the last evening, she spent her entire time thinking things through. Cheating was one thing but betrayal to the point of killing her was something else. Sherry was not a saint who had compassionate heart which forgave anyone. “We are in public so that is why I am doing this.” Sherry showed an unusual smile that was different from her usual bright and sunny smile.

Deep concern was scribbled on Zoe's face as she looked into her eyes, hoping that it was not a serious one. Audrey shook her head, shame and guilt overwhelming her, she drew in a short breath, “I accidentally went against Irina and cheated on my dead husband, Andre.” Silence momentarily settled in the air, as Zoe drew in a short breath, wondering if she had heard that properly, “He is dead,” she tried to understand if that also counted as cheating, “Nothing binds you to him anymore.”

“She begged me to let her live after I killed him.” I raised my eyebrow and looked at the girl. “Really?” I asked as I crouched so I could get a better look at her. “Most mates don’t want to live after their mate dies. You didn’t love him?” She looked at me and gulped. “He was a bastard just like his father,” she mumbled quietly. “He was cheating on me. I don’t care that he is dead.” I looked up at Elijah and he shrugged. We still hadn’t found our mate so we didn’t know how it felt when a mate cheated on you or when you lost your mate. The girl seemed like she didn’t really care that she just lost her mate, but who were we to judge?

He had answered, "Yes." "Did he cheat on me?" "Yes." … Since Steve was the host, we had no choice but to believe him. Little did we know that the host was also fully capable of lying. After I finished explaining everything, I grabbed Chester's wrist. "Come with me. We'll find Hayley and figure this out together. Otherwise, we're all going to die!" By then, I was completely certain that Chester had been the first victim in the previous loop. That was why Steve had been able to plan everything.

"Mr. Keller Senior, I never meant for this to happen. I'm the Keller family's daughter-in-law. I never intended to hurt Elias or Christopher." Gregory, still clutching his hand in pain, froze. He stared at Mom in disbelief. "Daughter-in-law? What do you mean by 'the Keller family's daughter-in-law?' Selena Ashford, you really did cheat on me!" Caught between shock and fury, he shouted for someone to hit her. Mom shot to her feet and slapped Gregory hard across the face. Cold sweat ran down her face as she growled fiercely, "Shut your mouth! Stop this right now. He's not someone you can afford to mess with!"

"It was all my fault. I know I've messed up. Please give me another chance." He went on desperately, "Rachel was just a moment of weakness. She seduced me! You know I only love you. Please believe me." "Oh." I nodded faintly. Cheating was cheating. What difference did it make, whether it was a moment of passion or something more? He even had the nerve to blame someone else for his mistakes? At that moment, my mind had never felt clearer. Honestly, I should be grateful. At least I had seen his true colors before getting trapped in the quagmire of marriage.

Or was that a genuine question? I sighed exhaustedly, pushing the strands of hair off my face, “I don't have to explain it to you,” I answered. I turned my back against him and made my way to the door. He scoffed loudly, “Yeah, walk away like you always do.” His words fueled my rage all over again, and I paused. “I may be a coward, but never a cheater. A coward can train the mind to be strong and fierce but a cheater will always remain a filthy cheater.” I said, turning to face him. “Why didn't you kill me? You should have run me over, so you will be free to be with her.”