Unpayable Debt Novels & Stories

And if my father didn't make a deal so long ago to get us out of debt we would probably all be dead. Just a few more years and my portion of this debt would be paid off. The creep we work for offered to wipe all of my own debt clean if I'd just sleep with him. When I refused he added to it. He called it an "unsatisfied customer fee". And laughed at my expense.

"I told you, I don't have anything else to give you." "That's not really up to you, is it." The man's voice was flat, almost bored, the voice of someone collecting a debt for the hundredth time and finding no novelty left in it. "Your family's balance doesn't care what you have or don't have. It cares what gets paid." "I paid what I could. Someone paid off part of it months ago, you know that—" "And the rest is still owed. That's how debts work, sweetheart."

" The frosty look on their faces grew icier as they looked down their nose at him. There was no way he would indulge them. "That's none of your business, and I don't owe you anything." He then turned to walk out the door. "You say it's none of our business, but what about the debt you owe us?" Anya questioned. Having reached the limits of her patience, she decided to bring up the debt he owed. "That's a debt you can't repay in this lifetime. We're only asking for a little blood for Zeke. Is that too much? Since you can't repay it, then donate your blood!" Anya's voice grew louder.

She insisted, "Raeleigh, don't treat yourself so poorly. My father said that as long as money can solve a problem, the problem doesn't exist at all." Raeleigh knew that Deanna held good intentions, so she did not think too much into her words. However, she still responded, "I can't afford it." "You can pay the money back in the future. If you miss this opportunity, you can no longer treat your hand. Even if you don't have the money in the future, you're still young. If you earn a hundred thousand dollars a year, you can pay the full amount back one day. Why are you being so stubborn?" Deanna stopped Raeleigh from leaving. However, Raeleigh looked at her and insisted, "You don't understand. O

All they had to do was pay up their debt and by doing so, they made my job less annoying with their bloody pleas. Frank owed the family a debt, one so heavy I could feel the weight on his shoulders. But he had no family to pull down with him—lucky for them, bad for him. Frank was a filth and I wanted nothing more than to end his miserable life. His pleas made my ears fucking bleed. It's always the same with men like them. They took loans bigger than their balls and gambled it all down till there's nothing but their shriveling flesh left to offer, when the time came to pay up.

"Elders, let's resolve this issue in front of the enforcers. The $500,000 I paid for your pack debt was a loan, due in five years. Time's up—pay it back!" My nominal family stared in shock. "You said we didn't need to repay it!" "I never said that. Pay me!" They had signed the loan contract to appear strong in front of others. I was glad I'd been smart enough to keep it. Seeing the massive debt appear, Sophia nearly collapsed. "Mom, Dad... you owe her five hundred thousand dollars?" "We can explain..." "You said the family was wealthy! You promised you'd take care of me, make it up to me!"

“And it took my mate.” My chest grew tight. “I know,” I said in a soft voice. His head turned toward me slowly. It was as though, even blind, he was looking right through my bones. “There is only one debt that satisfies the Shadow Pack now,” said the elder. “Marriage.” Kian’s head jerked up. "No! A guard slapped him on the back. He went to his knees with a grunt. I lunged forward. “I accept,” The words spilled from my mouth before fear could stop them.

Liana replied firmly and gave confidence to the debt collectors. Maybe just saying those sentences was easy, but for Liana, it was actually not. Moreover, who can guarantee if she could pay off debts quickly? Jeez! Liana didn't have much money. How was it possible to pay off the debt quickly? Liana's father looked at her in disbelief from a distance. "Hey! What do you say? You don't have much money, why should make an appointment with a debt collector?" Liana knew what her father meant, then she said, “Shut up, Dad. Let me take care of and pay off your debt,” said Liana quickly.

“The kind of money the devil uses to buy souls.” Mr Moretti nods, watching me still. He's good at eye contact, it's like he stares into souls. “Now suppose this devil debt was paid off, what would you do?” That one makes me think. I've not really thought much about it, because it's very unlikely the debt gets cleared, I'm more than ready to work my entire life because I have no choice. The money I owe Kade isn't the problem, the problem is the way the interest rises with each day. I know, horrible deal, but I was desperate then, I just wanted my brother to be okay, he was my only family.

Every late-night call from debt collectors, every time she watched her mother cry in the kitchen, every time her father stared at the floor like a broken man — it all boiled up inside her now, aimed straight at the bastard responsible. Kaelan stood slowly, all six-foot-three of him towering over the desk. His tailored black suit fit him like a second skin, emphasizing the broad shoulders and the quiet power that made the air in the office feel thinner. “Your father borrowed millions he couldn’t repay. Gambling. Bad deals. Desperation. The Voss Empire didn’t create his problems. We simply ended up holding the debt.”