New World Cheating Novels & Stories

"What do you mean?" "She's been lacing your food with spermicide. It's enough to make you sterile forever." He leaned closer and whispered into my ear, "She had it all planned out. Once you become sterile, she'll have enough reason to divorce you and take your money. Then, she'll marry me." So that was it. That was why we could never have our own children! Fury pulsed through my veins, filling my body with enough strength to stand back up. I slammed my palm right into Christopher's cheek. "You bastards!"

Then I inserted a new card. The first thing I did was contact an agent to find me a place to live. By nightfall, I had chosen a home in this new city—perhaps for a few years, perhaps for the rest of my life. There was no time or strength left to buy new furniture. Exhausted, I managed only to change the sheets before collapsing into bed, sinking into a heavy, dream-tangled sleep. In my dreams, the world was strange and shifting. I didn't wake, and when I did, I couldn't remember.

Leo saw the post and tried logging out, but couldn't, and then he remembered few days ago they tried to log out, and they couldn't, but after a while everything was sorted, and he thought it was just a bug, so maybe it's the same bug again, but now it's happening to everybody, but then he saw a text he received in game from hecktech; it was the username for Joey, He texted that this is dangerous, and before he could tell more, there was a huge video popped up in front of all the player. The video started playing for the players only; all the NPC present were frozen in their place, no matter the level or the stats of the NPC. In the video, there was a person with a black wolf mask saying, "He

Far too smoothly. "There's no way you're not cheating," I pointed out, nodding my head at the couple. They glanced at each other for a second, a silent communication passing through them before they turned to me again with faces of complete innocence and oblivion. If I didn't know better, I might think they've never heard the word 'monopoly' in their entire life. "Stop pretending, Marcel, it doesn't look good on you," Dante called him out, shaking his head. "We're not cheating," Solana backed her mate up, sounding so serious, I almost doubted what I saw with my eyes. "You're just jealous that the game is not going your way."

"Timmy doesn't even know where those gambling websites are! How could he possibly owe someone that much money?" Jonah sneered and planted a foot onto Edwin's chest, stepping down hard. "Well, it's true that he didn't know where those websites were. It's because he placed all his bets through this bastard, who acted as an agent!" The moment those words came out, the entire scene fell dead silent. Only the rustling sounds of the confetti being blown around by the wind could be heard. Celia froze. She stared in disbelief at Edwin, who was lying beneath Jonah's foot.

Chance "YOU'RE A CHEATER." Selene yelled making me cringe. She really needs to work on her screaming. "I'm literally winning fairly." I argued, although she's right. I have been cheating. I was good at everything but Monopoly and I hate to lose so…. "Chance, you stole money from the bank!" "It's called surviving capitalism." Bite me. She stared at me in disbelief from across the Monopoly board spread all over my bedroom floor. We had been going at it for hours. And we are both competitive as hell. Though she was actually good at it but I will never tell her that.

There, etched across the twilight in shimmering, impossible light visible to every person on the planet—player and normal alike—was a Global Announcement: “A-RANK INSTANCE ‘MONSTER CAMPUS’ CONCLUDED WITH PERFECT CLEAR. HONORS TO PLAYERS: #666666 & #666661.” A perfect clear. Two of them. And both IDs screamed ‘new player.’ On the sidewalk below, a man dropped his coffee cup. It shattered on the concrete, ignored. A perfect clear hadn’t happened in years. There were maybe five living players who’d ever achieved one. Now there were seven. And in guild halls, safe houses, and black-market hubs across the globe, heads lifted from screens. Commissions froze. Strategies were abandoned. Two new name

“This can’t be happening! Haley wouldn’t die! This has to be fake!” He began to smash everything in his room before charging for the door. “I have to see her! I have to see her one last time! Even if it costs me everything!” Hearing the commotion, Lucy rushed into his room, not even bothering to put on slippers. “No! Augustine, you can’t go!” she shrieked, clawing at his arm. “The moment you step foot in Nightshade territory, the blood oath will take effect! You’ll lose everything! What about our child? What about the Salinger Clan?”

"Abigail's wedding gown has been delivered, Joshua. It's the one you got at the Royal Auction for ten billion dollars. I'm just worried about Olivia. What if she causes a scene and exposes our location? We might end up getting caught in one fell swoop…" Joshua replied nonchalantly, "I love Abigail. She's the only one I'm marrying. The wedding ceremony must proceed without a hitch tomorrow. I won't allow anyone to cause any problems, not even Olivia. I'll make sure she stays quiet. By the way, make sure everyone keeps their mouths shut. If anyone lets the cat out of the bag, I'll feed him to the sharks!" Although I'd already decided to leave, it still stung my heart deeply to hear those words

“What is this?” Elara threw her arms out like a dramatic announcer. “The Winter Games. All wolves must compete. All wolves must cheat. It is tradition.” I stared. “Cheat.” “Yes,” she said. “Cheat creatively. Cheat boldly. Cheat with pride.” I turned slowly. Wolves were already cheating everywhere. Two warriors were stuffing snowballs with pebbles. Three were digging tunnels under the snow fort for sneak attacks. Someone was smearing oil on the ice obstacle course to make it more slippery. A group of pups tried to bribe a judge with cookies.