Family Blackmail Novels & Stories

"Mom, Chelsea's death really was an accident. None of us wanted this. But she's already gone—there's no need to drag the rest of us down with her. I still have to take care of you in your old age." Mom chimed in urgently, "Mom, David is your only son. Can you really bear to see your one and only child go to prison?" "Grandma, Chelsea was your granddaughter, but so am I! You can't play favorites and only care about her," Katrina sobbed. Under the tearful pleas of all three of them, Grandma's grip on the phone finally loosened. She looked at Dad with weary, defeated eyes and asked, "Then what do you plan to do?"

My mom sat down on another chair beside me, “You need to be careful, if you’re ever going to get yourself entangled in his sheets for real then you better watch your back, Hayley. These are rich people's problems and…..” I cut her off, “That’s where you’re wrong mom, we can’t just attach this to rich people. Like it’s something common amongst them, even normal siblings can kill each other if one thing favors another.” I corrected, She gave a sharp nod, “You aren’t wrong, but I’m telling you this in particular that this is a family feud. A fight between brothers, apparently it’s even a fight to the death. Don’t get caught up in that crossfire, Hayley.”

To expand my family's arms empire, I personally blew our old base sky-high. As I surveyed the charred ruins, I filmed a video and posted it on social media. I joked that my family had suffered a crushing defeat in a turf war and that I would have to wait tables to survive. My fiancé Antonio, who had always doted on me, called immediately. Feeling mischievous, I pretended to be afraid and tested him. "Anton, my home has been leveled, and our enemies are hunting me down everywhere… I’m terrified. Will you run away with me?" To my surprise, Antonio gave a cold laugh on the other end of the line and snapped at me. "Know your place, Ophelia. Without your status as the Don’s daughter, you should t

I was born with Alpha blood, yet I spent my entire childhood drifting from pack to pack. At the pack orphanage, the woman in charge always said I was slow and couldn't pick up on anything unless it was said outright. At the charity school, the boy at the desk next to mine shoved the phone he'd secretly brought to school into my backpack. "Hide this for me. The teacher's coming." I raised my hand. "Sir, he just put his phone in my backpack. "He forgot his own backpack today." When I grew up, I joined the Thornwood pack without any trouble and started working as a warrior trainer. The Alpha was handing out assignments. The pack's Gamma nudged me with his foot and lowered his voice. "Tell him y

In the dream, she’d had no problem hiding behind my brother, letting him go up against Justin on her behalf. Right now, she just didn’t have the chance. If we were to give her even the slightest opening, she’d latch onto my family like a parasite, draining us dry. “If your dad and your brother owe Justin money, then let them pay it back. What era are we living in? Selling yourself to settle a debt?” “They’re my family…” “Family? More like parasites. Real family doesn’t put you in this kind of situation. They’re just treating you like an ATM.”

The Greg family brand was burning, but not in the way I had planned. "START SPEAKING NOW, ELENA!" my dad yelled, slamming his hand down on the marble coffee table. The sound echoed like a gunshot. "I cannot believe this. Right under my nose? In my own house?" "Greg, please, it’s a lie!" Mom cried, clutching her pearls so hard I thought the string would snap. "I don't even know that man! It’s a setup by our enemies!" "You are a disgrace to women!" Dad screamed, his face inches from hers. "If this is true, you’ve made a fool out of me for over two decades! I gave you everything!"

"There's nothing wrong with your memory. He was psychologically traumatized. He's like this because he was in charge of his family when he was young!" "Ah? What do you mean?" It hadn't been long since Zariah returned to the country, so she didn't know much about these things. Her friend pulled her, gossiping and whispering, "You have been abroad for a long time, so you don't know. The Handerson Family was so miserable that year because of the Hale Family. Callan had been finding his enemy and finally found out the Hale Family. Do you know how the Hale Family fell? Callan brought it down. How could he not change since he had such hatred in his heart all the time?"

“After learning the truth, the other Fisher family members will definitely object to Belinda continuing as the matriarch. She’s been leading them for decades but hasn’t been very kind to them. She’s been overly domineering and forceful, and many family members haven’t received the care they think they should, so they’ve been dissatisfied with her for quite some time now. “Right after Liberty went to Jensburg, there were already family members who secretly defected to her faction despite still officially being part of the family and gave her a lot of information about the goings-on in the family so that she could slowly develop her understanding. “When Caroline came to see my mom previously,

If so, would they be lucky enough to catch her before she succeeded? It was just too risky. Even though they spoke in low tones, Felix knew what they were discussing and he agreed. His wife had shown him a side of her that both surprised and disgusted him. Family meant everything to him. Clearly, she didn’t have the same sentiments. Looking back at the times that she’d seen him with Baelil, he chastised himself for not remembering the way they’d interacted. Their actions and words hinted of discord even while they were paired up against him and his family. He’d blamed it on Baelil and his total lack of regard for women, but it was clearly more than that. Why should he be surprised? Af

It turned out they had taken out huge loans to take Jesse abroad to study dance, leaving the enormous debt to me. I was squeezed dry just to support Jesse's future. I was nothing more than a cash cow to them—a wallet used to fund their family's happy life. I had a front-row seat to their deception in this life, so I was curious to see how they would manage to feign death and get away with it right in front of me. I stood invisible amidst the throng of relatives and friends as they offered their hollow consolations to Grandma Madeline and Aunt Jacklyn. It wasn't until Aunt Jacklyn shoved me so hard that I fell to my knees that others turned their attention to me.