Romance Fraud Novels & Stories

Been gay since I was a kid, so I never had to bother about unexpectedly falling for those women I seduce every now and then. I rolled my eyes in irritation and disgust, wanting to snap the girl’s throat. It was clear she doesn’t genuinely care about him. I knew she was cheating on him from my reliable sources and I was already planning on taking care of her like I did his past girlfriends. I don’t hurt any of them, I just lure them away from him because they’re like bees to honey and can’t ever resist money. That’s all I sometimes need to throw in their faces and the rest is always history.

Their hollow eyes made my skin crawl. "Exchange your vows." The ghost bride slowly lowered her head toward me. In that instant, a small piece of skull slipped loose from the side of her forehead and fell. Right then, I heard the system notification: [Ding! Congratulations on successfully selecting your target: Ximena Ferguson.] [Target has gifted you a blood-red formal suit. It has been added to your inventory. Bonus reward: one universal glue.] [Please remove the nail from Ximena's head and use the universal glue to repair her skull to increase intimacy.]

I asked the guy with a frown while Joel interrupted. "it's nothing babe" he said and ushered the guy to leave. "Well how about I tell her everything" the guy said and came closer. "look Missy, this good looking guy is a criminal remember the day you were almost molested on your way home huh? he hired me to do that" the guy said and that felt like a thunder bolt. "Remember me?" the guy asked again and I felt a flash it was really him. "Why" I muttered softly yet heartbroken.

yelled Roman, his jaws clenched together angrily. “You have thrown me out of the company. You have proved that I’ve committed fraud. There’s only one way left for me to save myself from the cops,” said Roman with finality in his tone. “What way?” asked Sienna. Would he kill her after retrieving her signatures on the company transfer documents? A shudder went down her spine at the thought. “Marrying me,” he said in a solemn way. Turning he yelled for the woman attendant. She came hustling inside immediately, looking worried and pale-faced as if she had heard everything that was going on in the room.

they demanded. No matter how hard they pounded and shouted, Catherine stayed huddled inside while Aiden kept the car doors locked tight, pretending not to hear. "Stop playing dead!" "Open the door now before I call the police and report you for taking bribes!" "Actually, this isn't even bribery. This is straight-up fraud!" Aiden cracked the window a little. "What are you talking about? When did she ever scam you?" One of the women laughed coldly. "You told us you were Mr. Rossi's old college friend, used your company's name, and promised that once the deal went through, you'd look out for us. If that's not scamming, what is?"

If I accepted Roman's absurd proposal, he would surely pay me nicely, and I could even use the money to get the apartment I've always wanted, and also go back to college. I dropped out of college two years ago in my third year after my parents squandered my tuition fees on gambling. This was my way out of the wretched life my parents wanted to immerse me into. Inhaling deeply, I nodded as I gazed into his sexy grey eyes, "Yes. I will be your fake fiancée, Roman." He smirked, "Perfect. I knew you wouldn't disappoint me, doll."

He must be feeling awkward now. “If this is your first time here, you must be more aware of your surroundings.” I looked at him as he suddenly spoke to me again. “The man earlier who tried to harass you, he looked like a decent businessman, right?” "Yes. Why?" "I used to always see him around the area lately and he’s targeting women, most preferably foreigners like you who are alone. It's a daily routine for people like him who work under a company of adult films to do that," Mizuki explained.

"Romance scam" was a type of telecom fraud that originated in Southeast Asia. Using computer technology, they made up virtual identities for random people in society, first tricked the victims into trusting them emotionally, then cheated them out of money and property. But no matter how I looked at Christine's profile, she didn't seem like someone who would get fooled that easily. At this point, Old Dominion University female student dorm mysterious death! had already become a trending topic! Reporters used it when there was hype. Writing about a bizarre death made it easier to attract people, especially since this thing happened so suddenly. Whoever got the story first would get the traffic

"Solana, who exactly is your boyfriend here? You so easily believe whatever he says? In that case, I don't see the point of continuing with this dinner anymore." I stood up, grabbed my bag, and turned to leave. That was when Tyson spoke up again, his smile faint. "Why are you in such a hurry to leave? Is it because the rental on that sports car downstairs is up, and you're using this as an excuse to return it?" I had had enough. "What makes you so sure my car is rented?" I pressed. While patting Solana's back to calm her, he gave me a fake grin. "These little tricks of yours are nothing to a fraud buster like me. I can see through them in a second. Lana already told me that you two met in a

Men always did this—they sweet-talked women to gain trust and then turned their backs on them. "Come with me." I led her to the backyard and learned more about her situation on the way. Her name was Crystal Kennedy. She was a recent college graduate who met a seemingly honest boyfriend. It turned out he not only cheated on her but also swindled her out of all her savings. "He said he wanted to marry me and asked me to make an investment. It turned out he was using my money to support other women!" Crystal became increasingly furious as she spoke. A classic case of a romance scam. Men like him deserved to die.