Novel & Cerita Karma's Gonna Come Collect Your Debt

"What papers?" "Agreement to pay full amount within thirty days." "I can't pay fifty thousand dollars in thirty days." "Then you must sign this other paper." "What does it say?" "It transfers your debt to a collection agency." "What does that mean?" "It means other people will try to collect the money from you." "What if I can't pay them either?" "They have many ways to collect money." The way he said it scared me. "What kind of ways?" "I cannot discuss this. But I suggest you find the money."

Kendall protested, glaring slightly. "Your boss is heartless!" she added. "Enough! Not another word or I'll kick you all out right now!" another debt collector barked. The debt collectors were furious with Kendall's attitude. Meanwhile, Carrie was annoyed seeing Kendall dare to speak up after Sarah left. "Watch out! This house better be empty by tomorrow!" the debt collector said firmly. Carrie and the debt collectors left them. "Oh, Derrick! What are we going to do? Where are we going to stay? Waaa! Everything's gone! I'm poor now. This is all because of Sarah!" Ruth was turning hysterical, which was a spectacle for the neighbors.

"Oh, are you planning to call the cops? Save your breath. It won't do you any good. We're licensed collectors." A voice came from the bedroom. "Boss, Horace is here." Kurt walked straight over. "Horace, when are you paying up? You took quite a big loan, after all." Horace tried to steady himself. "Uh... isn't this a little soon for collections?" Kurt grinned and said, "You call this soon? This is us being patient. With principal and interest, you owe us one million dollars." "What? One million?" Horace's eyes bulged. "I borrowed 500,000 dollars! It hasn't even been a day, and it's doubled? You're loan sharks!"

Susan kept crying at first, trying to elicit sympathy from Judy. Only when Judy became genuinely worried did Susan reveal, "I was scammed earlier and owe over a million in loans. I can't pay them back now. The debt collectors are threatening me, saying they'll cut off my fingers if I don't pay up." "You owe over a million?" Judy was astonished. "Weren't you saying before that you didn't lose anything? What's going on?" "John told me not to tell you, to lie to you." Susan grabbed Judy's hand, pleading, "Judy, please help me. You're the only one who can. I can't pay back a million in loans; I'm helpless."

I winced, expecting a scene straight out of a horror movie, but instead, Killian spoke with a stern authority that sent shivers down my spine. "Let me make this perfectly clear," he growled, his wolf eyes boring into the hapless individual. "You may think you have a debt to collect, but if you or your friends decide to play debt collectors again, you'll find yourselves in a debt much steeper than you can imagine." The man nodded frantically, a mix of fear and understanding etched across his face. Killian released his grip, and the man stumbled backward, quickly joining his fleeing comrades. “They never backed down at the right time.” Killian shifted back to his human form and while stretchin

I swallowed and lifted my head to look at them again. "How much do you owe, I'll talk to De Mevius." Dad shook his head as if my words were hopeless and ineffective. "Two million, Amanda. And if we don't pay, you'll be affected. It's hard to talk to De Mevius, we don't want you to be affected either. They'll kill us, Amanda." I was almost depressed especially when I heard that, two million? Why are they in debt two million?

"I'm throwing a birthday party here tomorrow, and Mom and Dad are coming. Don't you dare speak a word to them during the event." I ignored her gloating and took out an old, shattered phone to send a text message. "Sir, I was serious about selling myself to repay the debt." The reply came almost instantly. "I'll come get you tomorrow."

"Fine… So a broke guy like Julian Harlow has no savings to speak of. But why should you be the one to pay off his five-million-dollar gambling debts? "Maribel, you might as well give up your inheritance rights. If you don't inherit the assets, you naturally won't inherit the debts either. The debt collectors won't be able to do anything to you." Outside the door, the debt collectors were furiously pounding on the door, banging so loudly it made my chest ache.

I choked. “What don’t you understand?” he said, his voice cold. “Do I need to repeat myself?” I nodded, struggling to form words. “Yes.” “The reason your debt has skyrocketed is simple. I found out your precious Alaric didn’t just run off with the money he borrowed—he stole an additional five hundred thousand dollars from me before he vanished. And you…” He leaned forward. “…you are the only person left to repay me.” My mouth went dry. My vision blurred.