Greed Ler Novels & Stories

“Problems only happen when you start devouring outta greed. It doesn’t really matter what you’re after - money, things, lives, power. If you eat up a lot of it, you’re gonna hurt the hell out of a lot of others in the process. And I can’t abide by that, not even a little bit. Shit really angers me deep down. Like, blood boiling, can’t control my trigger finger angry. “If greed was a person I could evaporate with my gun, I wouldn’t even hesitate to pull the trigger on them. Not even for a fraction of a second.”

"Thieves." Marco’s brows furrowed in confusion, his heartbeat quickening. "People who greedily steal what doesn't belong to them," Leo continued, his voice rising with fury. His jaw clenched as he spoke, each word dripping with contempt. "And then they sit there, at ease, enjoying all the benefits. They forget about the *real* glory of the person who *earned* it." Marco stiffened as Leo’s grip on his shoulder tightened, his fingers digging in. There was something raw in Leo’s voice, a bitterness that ran deep.

"I want all of you to take this matter as important as your jobs. If you want to keep working for me, you do not let greed and self-praise rule over your smart minds, because I can easily replace you." Leandro could not hold his temper. He was agitated that the person he was starting to like so much turned out to be someone with an issue he cannot take lightly. Leandro wants and demands loyalty from anyone under his command. Their lives are in constant danger due to the dirty tricks of the rivals in the underworld. And Leandro makes it clear from the very first day. Aside from being clear about honesty, Leandro is the first one to practice such rules.

Even if she hates Harriet so bad, Sherly can’t win over the greed to stand in the top. “If it will help us,” she whispered, “then let’s tame the beast,” she continued, smirking with blood on her lips. Greed is like filling a cup with a hole at the bottom. It will never feel. All nature is too little as it always comes with jealousy. And that also applies to Reese.

the silence that filled the room was defeaning, so much that if a needle was dropped onto the ground, the sound will be heard. Greed is a incurable disease, which once gotten it takes a lot of effort to get rid of it. I thought, watching as Adrian’s eyes lingered on the pen and contract. Before he finally took the contract and flipped through it quickly to the last page to append his signature. If he hadn't been blinded by greed, he would have seen the clause present i had added to the proposal with the aid of Ethan's company, the clause would allow Vale Capital to completely seize the company if their quarterly performance did not meet the required expectations. Adrian's focus was solely on

Ajax asked when I kept quiet. “Yes. And all of them are just idiots. There’s no mastermind among them, just tools.” I snorted, slapping the file shut. “Our pack is worth billions, and they are all well taken care of. Nobody here is starving, homeless, or struggling to survive.” I started walking, heading out of the dungeon. “So explain to me why these idiots keep selling themselves for scraps.” Ajax sighed. “Greed.” “Greed?” I repeated, laughing humorlessly. “Greed is the dumbest reason to betray your own people.”

LEYLA'S POV:- "Oh my God! You both just agreed on giving up your daughter to an unknown woman just because you needed grandpa's company. First you had me because you wanted to have grandpa's company. Then you just struck a deal with an unknown woman. What kind of people are you? I used to brag about you to my friends that my parents were the best. Now I just feel like a fool." I almost yelled at them both after hearing what they just told me. I could not understand why they would be so selfish and greedy. They called Uncle Matthew a greedy man. I never knew that they were greedier than him. At least he never tried to sell his daughter off for some stupid business.

She never dodged responsibility as you do! "Everyone, did you hear that? Does that even sound reasonable?" The bystanders started chiming in as well. Mrs. Parker glared at Carmen. "I don't care about anything else. The groceries went bad while you had them, so you're paying for it!" Carmen's face burned with anger and shame. Gritting her teeth, she looked at the noisy crowd. In the end, she reluctantly pulled out her wallet and paid Mrs. Parker the full cost of the groceries.

I said. "Miss Lewyn, do you mean handing out money and hoping for the best?" "We'll hand out money for a few good ones. For the bad ones, we ax them on the spot." "People are greedy, Miss Lewyn," Gean looked at me and said with a wry smile. "They always demand more. Eventually, the good ones will turn bad." "Then we ax them all," I said. Gean looked surprised. He hesitated for a moment and said, "Miss Lewyn, do you mean...?"

He was so considerate that he seemed nothing like the Green family's usually cold and retrained heir. In the past, he would never have cared so much about me. He had only tossed me a credit card and said, "I show my love with money. Spend as much as you want." Back then, I had taken that as the most romantic confession in the world. But after seeing his group chat with his friends last night, I finally understood. Money had never meant much to Sean. When he gave me money, it was no different from him paying his employees. It had never meant anything more than that.