E Dewey Smith Scandal Novels & Stories

She couldn't keep him waiting. Arabella washed herself and changed. But by the time she returned to the room, Axel had already fallen asleep. Arabella breathed a sigh of relief and went to the living room with her phone and earbuds. As she dialed Chadwick's number, she opened the door and peeked through it. Adrian wasn't coming yet. Chadwick answered. They exchanged pleasantries then went straight to the point. "I've got intel that Ms. Smith was found guilty by the SEC. But they won't be pressing criminal charges.”

I press send, and the files vanish into the ether. The story breaks within hours. “Z-CORE UNDER INVESTIGATION: STANLEY SMITH ACCUSED OF INSIDER TRADING AND FRAUD.” My burner phone won’t stop buzzing with updates. Every outlet carries the same image, Stanley’s polished, perfect face beside headlines dripping with scandal. But there’s another name in the subhead. Liana Marris. I read it twice, disbelieving. “Joint authorization signatures link Stanley Smith and his wife, Liana Smith, to illegal trades executed through offshore accounts dating back five years.”

He always thought that James was a bad boss, but Mr Smith was evil incarnate. Mr. Smith got into the backseat of his car as his diver drove down to the company, he called his contact at the Wall Street Journal. “What the hell happened? I thought we had a deal.” Mr. Smith snapped down the line. “Yes, we did, and we didn't run the story. But when a reputable news agency like the New York Times and People magazine run a story like that it would look suspicious if other news agencies didn't. I'm sorry, Mr. Smith, but we didn't have a choice.”

I asked, my voice soft and casual, like I wasn't surrounded by three structured men, with most likely, guns tucked in their waists and a mad woman, sitting in the driver's seat, who could also, possibly run me over, like she had nearly done, a couple of minutes ago. " The Smiths reputation is already in the mud. What will happen if another scandal creeps into the mix? with the captions, ' Not only are the Smiths into brothels, they are also into abductions. ' What will happen to the big Smiths empire, then? will it collapse? run into bankruptcy?" I asked, my hand delicately placed on my chest, looking scared. " Are you scared, Aunt Rosa?" I taunted, sarcasm rolling with my tongue as I whispe

With an extremely sharp pen, he tore open the glamorous robe of the Smith family to reveal the lice crawling underneath. From the revelation that the "genius painter Ivy" was Halen, the ex-wife swept out by the Smith family, to how Elena faked her terminal illness, bribed the captain, and even staged a car accident. Every single item was backed by irrefutable evidence. Even the medical records of my miscarriage in the wine cellar were made public. For a moment, public opinion was in an uproar. Hashtags like #SmithFamilyScandal and #PainterIvyBloodAndTears instantly dominated the top of the trending lists on Twitter and major social media platforms.

“Tell Wolf there’s already a rumor that Shep Smith over at Fox is looking for the interview. If he doesn’t want Shep eating his lunch, I need your word, now.” “I’m calling Brian Williams’s people next.” “I’m calling Diane Sawyers’s people next.” “I’m calling Katie Kouric’s people next.” “What? An exclusive? Well… I can’t promise you that… but if the head of your network finds out you had this chance and blew it, you’ll be sucking up to me for a job in 48 hours. And I don’t mean the CBS show.” “Darling, trust me. Tomorrow you can either have a bite of the biggest sex scandal in the last ten years… or you can look like a little bitch who got caught with his pants down. Your choice.”

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.”

“I thought about not showing you this, but I knew if something was being said about me, I’d want to know about it so I wouldn’t be blindsided.” Dread began low in her stomach. She stared fearfully at the extended paper. Then her disgust overcame her apprehension and she plucked it from his hand. There in black and white for the entire Bay area to see was a detailed account of all that had happened in New York. Oh, it was a blatant smear campaign. It was written in the guise of an article announcing the deal brokered between Reese Enterprises and Maddox Communications. It detailed her job history, colorful as it was, to the present and hinted broadly about there being a relationship between h

The faces of the renowned Judge Grayson, and Serena were plastered across the screen with a ticker below blaring in urgent red text: "SCANDAL ROCKS DELANEY MURDER CASE: SEX, LIES, AND JUDICIAL CORRUPTION." "This is Diane Sawyer reporting to you live from Star City with breaking news in the Delaney murder case. It appears the judge at the center of the controversy is none other than Judge Grayson, one of the most respected legal minds in the country." A perfectly coiffed blonde anchorwoman with a dazzling white smile spoke in a tone of excitement and her eyes were dazzling from the excitement of revealing such a scandalous news.