Mandy Flores Blackmail Novels & Stories

"Christian Fobster, milady." Margarette looked at Xavier in complexity. She didn't know what to do. She can't just disrespect the potential business aid of Xavier or he might call off the deal. But, she found it hard to let the man touch her. She has a bad feeling towards him and she's really not comfortable. When Margarette saw Xavier nodding his head as if telling her that it's okay, she took a deep breath before accepting the held out hand. "Good evening," she softly said. "I'm Flower..." she trailed off. She was thinking if she would say her last name or not. But no, she can't. Once someone knows who she is, then it's gonna be over. She must think wisely.

“I care, I will help you. And I hope you find the one responsible for her death.” “I’m not blackmailing you, am I? I’m not like the people there who’ll use your loved ones against you to get you to do what I want.” he pointed to a building. “But do find some clues about Mr. Valencia.” Theo was already there, as always he was never late to his rendezvous as he was just scrolling through his phone. He was at least 80 percent sure that it was Sei and the real one was dead. Tonight was the night he was going to try and test this woman and if finds a reaction or anything, he’s decided to keep the act going.

he dragged, “I do get what Miss Molly was playing at. You cover for Britney way too much. I remember when Chris and Britney first started dating and Miss Molly had that strict rule about no dating celebrities- it was you that blurred her out of every picture before the Close up could publish it, you’ve been sticking up for her from the very beginning, “ I nodded at this, remembering how much I did stick up for her during those first few months. “Working with Flair Mag has been your dream for like…forever, you can’t under no circumstance throw that away, or you’re going to regret it, or maybe even blame her in some messed up way,” Ted added with a slight eye role, “you’ve been having her back

She was very wet down there and his actions only aroused her even more. “He called me on my phone” she lied. “Wrong answer...” he declared gruffly and administered two smacks on each of her ass cheeks, making her cry out. “All the incoming and outgoing calls were monitored and traced. Placebo hadn’t called you even once” Kate could feel every piece of her hope falling down because if she tells him the truth then he might refuse to take her outside, abandoning her once again to a boring life in the mansion. Of course, there was his blackmail, but at least she got to go outside.

Mia flinched at the name but didn’t deny it. The man circled slowly, eyes locked on her. “You’ve been blackmailing people, haven’t you? Selling footage, trading secrets.” Mia’s gaze darted between them. “It’s not like that!” “Then what is it?” Lola demanded. “Because Tyler’s gone, people are being watched, and you’re sitting here uploading our lives like some twisted game!” Mia’s lips trembled, tears forming in her eyes. “You think I wanted this?” she whispered. “You think I wanted to turn into this?”

"Now, it’s time to collect your debt." Mandy’s breath hitched as she met his merciless gaze. Just then, a wave of vibrations filled the room. Guests instinctively reached for their phones as a flood of notifications lit up their screens. Confused murmurs turned into gasps. The whispers escalated into full-fledged exclamations. “EXPOSED: Socialite Mandy’s Secret Affairs with a Gigolo.Scandalous Photos Leaked!” “Hidden Truths Unveiled: The Dark Secrets of Mr. Croft’s Ex-Wife”

The woman who spent years treating me like I was nothing suddenly terrified someone finally knew what she did. “But I still didn’t have proof,” Hayes continued calmly. “So I handled it my way.” I already knew that tone. Someone was about to suffer. “I blackmailed him.” I blinked slowly. Hayes didn’t even look guilty saying it. “I used information I found involving fraud and embezzlement in his company.” His voice stayed flat. “I pushed, waiting for him to admit the truth.” My stomach twisted. “But before that happened,” Hayes continued, “I heard he collapsed due to a heart attack.”

Amanda swallowed hard and dialled the number of the only person she knew could help her and who understood the danger that Lara’s threat posed. The line rang twice before Mira answered. “Shouldn’t you be trying to make sure Theon is in the palm of your hands?” Mira mused. “Mira,” Amanda said urgently. “We have a problem” “Explain” Mira demanded. “Lara. My cousin. The one who told me about Eleanor and gave me the test results. She is blackmailing me. She wants five million and says if I don’t give it to her, she’ll tell the truth about who I am. She wants the money in three days”

"The kidnappers don't want money. They want a hard drive." Mandy was a journalist—an international correspondent. She traveled between Yelia and Lonat, reporting on many insider issues. Over half of them were related to the pharmaceutical industry. Initially, Chris believed that Megan looking at Room 316 had nothing to do with this. But after reading Mandy's reports, he suddenly realized—Mandy might be Megan's next target.

“You don’t know me, but I know you. You’re the chairman of Shangrila Group. You’re well known in Sunrise City.” A recent embarrassing encounter came to her mind. Mandy was once famous in the South River State’s media for her contribution as Sunrise News’ ace reporter. She even received an award for ethical reporting from abroad. During the flood incident in Lilyrose not too long ago, Lee Investment paid her a lump sum to write a biased report about the assault Desmond endured. Her article sparked a media storm online, with public opinion leaning toward Desmond and condemning Kaze. At the time, Mandy was the center of attention as her place in the media rose.