Swindle Novels & Stories

The middle aged man pushed Brian out of his car. Brian’s hands were tied but his mouth was not. Brian was cussing and swearing his abductor whereas the abductor was whistling and enjoying himself, he was not paying any attention to Brian. Brian was being ignored and that was making him more grumpy and annoyed.

Vermont remarked, "It's a good thing we're not love rivals; otherwise, you'd have swindled me to death! While others stab their love rivals in the heart, you, on the other hand, rob their wallets." Stella retorted, "It's mutually beneficial. How can you call it swindling? You sold the watch, we got a watch, and Jaylene sends out a 'satisfactory' gift to Keegan. Isn't this a win-win-win situation?" Vermont proposed, "And it's all thanks to you. You've broadened the horizons in one fell swoop. How about starting a class?" Stella agreed, "Sure, you recruit the students; get ten, and your tuition is waived."

It was considered extremely pricey in the industry, but if Thomas’ reputation could be ruined, the price was worth it. “Sure, I can afford it.” Jade continued to ask, “How are you going to ruin his reputation? Do you have any ways?” Wilbert chuckled. “It’s too easy to ruin his reputation. I just need to find someone who looks like him to act like him. Then, that person will go everywhere to swindle people, sign contracts with various jewelry companies, and give them some stupid ideas to make them ruin their businesses. Then, the jewelry companies will hate Thomas so much that they will deal with the real Thomas. At that time, we will take advantage of the situ

He grabbed the money, greedily in the middle of the table and began to pull it towards him, when Mr Slevin spoke, "Not so fast Luke." Unknown to Luke, Mr Slevin had had a slick, cheating sleight of hand. While Luke was busy watching Mr Slevin's face and the naughty antics going on behind him, Mr Slevin had secretly replaced some cards in his hand. He chuckled to himself as he thought, "Never cheat with a cheater." He never liked to lose important bets... and he was determined to fuck Luke's wife by fair or foul means! He smiled wickedly as he placed his cards down, one by one to reveal his hand –

I kept making side notes of things I wanted to do to ease the transition for all our people. I was busy reading through one of the books Fynn had given me when he jumped out of his chair. He had a very old book with him and the moment he put it down in front of me I gasped. It was the spell that would unlink the wolves from the ancient’s bloodline! But would it work for the vampires as well? There was only one thing we could do. We had to find a witch, and fast! Fynn smiled and I rolled my eyes.

“…of your daughter, Alexandria Charles Montague Collins, to Edward Bryce Carmichael Spencer.” “Qualifies?” “Basically it’s saying that any manipulation by any of the interested parties alters the provisions.” “If someone involved in this agreement does anything to persuade the outcome—” I tried to paraphrase. “Sorry, ma’am, it specifically states that if anyone does anything to dissuade, to interfere with the natural progression of, or to stop the planned arrangement, then that person null and voids his or her assets or any claim to said assets.” "What about this?" I asked as I pointed.

"Before the movie was shot, Party B, the wealth management platform, had already swindled a huge sum of money from Party A, which is also the platform's client. After that, Party B used this money to invest in a film company that operates the movie, and it was also Party C. "The third party, Party C, was in charge of creating the dual contract. One of the contracts is for the public, while the other is for private dealings. This way, they managed to evade taxes while laundering the money that Party B swindled from Party A. All the money went to Party B and Party C's pockets.

Their mission was precise: destabilize the household, erode trust among allies, and manipulate financial perception to incite internal disagreements. During a community project meeting, Helena subtly introduced discrepancies in accounting, questioning allocations and indirectly implying mismanagement. Simon whispered doubts to local partners, casting subtle suspicion on the household’s intentions. Abby, detecting the pattern immediately, calmly addressed the meeting: clarifying each allocation, highlighting transparency, and reinforcing trust. Aubrey supplemented with detailed documentation, ensuring every community partner understood the exact transactions and rationale.