Lyka Scandal Novels & Stories

But then, Lydia added, “I already expected it but be warned, Lansford. Once you make another scandal that would ruin my reputation and image, I will make sure that you won’t live the next time I will shoot you.” She never bothered to hear what Lansford was going to say so she just stood from her seat and glanced at me sharply before storming out of the room. I must say that she looked more than a decent woman seeing that she was a doctor and did not finish off this guy who deserved to die. I did not know if I were to feel sorry for her for being tied to this guy or say that Lansford was lucky to have a woman like her. When I looked at him, I raised my hand and landed a slap right across his

" Xavier explained with a mix of excitement and regret. "Why did she suddenly retire?" Jasper asked absent-mindedly. "According to my mom, Lyla was accused of using illegal drugs and got blacklisted in the industry. It was a major scandal at the time, and it nearly destroyed Lyla's reputation. "Mr. Taylor did try to clear her name, but the damage was already done, and her popularity tanked. She might as well leave the industry. "Gosh, you have to give it to Mr. Taylor! He's quite the charmer, always getting what he wants. Women couldn't resist his help when they were at their lowest," Xavier remarked, stealing a quick glance at Jasper's reaction.

But inside, something was twisting, turning, folding in on itself. The television was on low in the background. I wasn’t listening. Not until I heard my name. “—Walter Blackwood and Kaia Whitmore—under scrutiny in what could be one of the most high-profile financial scandals of the last decade. The leak—now verified by two independent sources—connects both parties to illegal offshore wire transfers, labor violations, and the misappropriation of charitable funds…” The mug in my hand slipped and shattered against the marble floor. I didn’t even flinch.

He ignored it twice before finally picking up. “Not now.” “You need to hear this,” she said, tone brisk. “The board’s been whispering. Someone leaked that the inheritance clause still exists. If Amara’s name gets pulled into it—” “I don’t care about the board.” “Well, you should.” Lydia’s voice snapped. “They’re questioning if your personal life is compromising Cruz Holdings again. You can’t afford another scandal.” He laughed — short, bitter. “Too late for that.” There was silence. Then Lydia’s tone softened.

The day I went back to the past, I went straight to Zeke and the other two and laid everything out for them. Yaron narrowed his eyes at me. He was clearly suspicious. “Why should we believe anything you say?” I smiled confidently. Being Lila’s sister was reason enough to be doubted. But I had proof. I showed them Lila’s social media. She was afraid of being exposed, so she posted the gifts they gave her on her main account while secretly chatting with each of them from different accounts.

Tiana Greene arrives on Lycan Isle with nothing but a suitcase, a scarred past, and a desperate need for work. When she is hired as a maid in the sprawling cliff-side mansion of Ross Lycan – the island’s reclusive billionaire – she expects long hours, strict rules, and silence. What she does not expect is the man himself: cold as the steel in his voice, brutally private, and carrying a shadow in his gaze that keeps everyone at arm’s length. Rumours whisper through the island of former staff fleeing in fear, of Ross’s cruelty, and of the mysteriously vanished brother whose memory haunts the mansion halls. Tiana tries to keep her distance, but every forbidden glance and accidental touch tight

But as he lifted my gown and pushed into me again, my phone buzzed on the nearby table. A single message from an unknown number. No words. Just a video attachment. It was footage of me on the red carpet but edited. My face was clearly visible, with a photoshopped image of me on my knees in the middle of the carpet, surrounded by the men from the afterparty. The caption beneath it read: “The real Hollywood story starts tomorrow. Your move, Lila.” The scandal was no longer a rumor, it was about to become a global firestorm, and I was standing at the very center of the flames.

“Honestly if I were Kassy and I found out you were still coming here to fuck your friend while going back home to preach how much you love me and want to work on our marriage, I'll throw a knife in your face.” I groaned. “Why are we still talking about this?” I said, shaking my hair to get some of the remaining water off. “Just pointing out your hypocrite.” I looked at her. "If you don't want to do it any more I can always get someone else to fuck when I want to.” Lara rolled her eyes. “And then get photographed again? I'm sure your wife will clap for you if it happens again.” The reminder immediately irritated me. The scandal had died down publicly.

“I ‘vent been manipulating anyone.” There was a subtle shift in the room. The energy had gone from confrontational to something darker, like the storm had passed, but the aftermath still lingered. Her words were honest, but her pain was visible. It leaked through her stance. Every word felt like a raw, aching truth that she couldn’t run from. The reporter sensing vulnerability pushed again. “And what about the affair? You’re not concerned that this scandal will jeopardise your future with Xavier Anderson?” I could feel my jaw clenching. I wanted to rip the reporters tongue out. The insinuation that Skyla was somehow tangled in this mess of lies and deceit made my blood run cold.

"I'm sorry Mr Santinello. I didn't mean for people with connections to my past to come find me here. It won't happen again." Lily smirks, putting her hand on her waist. "Don't give her the opportunity to ruin you. Infact, I'm sure you think that's all. Do you know what the scandal five years ago was about? She had adultery with a strange man less than a week to her wedding!" She exclaims like she didn't orchestrate it. If Mika hadn't been the victim, she just might have believed her words and it begins to infuriate her. Mika clenches her fist and takes a step forward.