Unpayable Debt Novels & Stories

“Mei, what’s wrong? Who was that?” Aira’s brows furrowed as she studied her friend’s pale face. “The debt collector just called. They said I have… nine hundred and eighty-seven million in unpaid loans,” Meira’s voice cracked, hoarse, her eyes staring blankly at nothing. “What? That much?!” Aira leaned forward in shock, as though she’d misheard. Meira dragged her palms down her face, harsh and trembling. “I never applied for a loan, Aira. Not a single rupiah.”

And I've quite my jobs and my appartement already. Most importantly I've used to first pay check to clear my debts, I can't back off now. Way, way too deep.

“Yeah.” He studied me another second. “You worked something like this before?” “A diner,” I answered truthfully. He shook his head. “That’s not the same thing.” “No,” I admitted. “Probably not.” One corner of his mouth twitched again. “So why here?” Because rent is due. Because my car can barely run. Because tuition doesn’t magically disappear because life gets expensive. I tipped my chin defensively. “I need the money,” Something unreadable moved through his expression. “You in school?”

"I don't know if we can. The debt is real. It exists as a fundamental fact of the universe. Trying to escape it would be like trying to escape gravity or time." "People have done both of those things." "People have temporarily delayed those things. No one has ever escaped them permanently." "Then we find a way to delay this long enough to figure something else out." I started walking again, my stride purposeful. "We have forty-six hours until the Maw opens fully. That's forty-six hours to find an alternative. To find a way to pay this debt that doesn't involve sacrificing anyone." "And if there isn't one?" I didn't answer. Because deep down, in the part of me that had learned to survive the

Liberty heard Duncan and said, “I’m afraid I might end up in a heavy debt instead.” Duncan replied boldly, “What’s there to be scared of? You have me. As long as the debt isn’t in hundreds of billions, I can pay it off for you. You can explore as much as you want. I’ll support you no matter what. You don’t have to worry about suffering a loss or being in debt.” Liberty was speechless. A debt amounting to hundreds of billions? She would never think of it. With the assets she had, having such a debt would only make her hair gray from stress.

“As Scott's only living relative, this $900 million debt will fall to you after his death.” “This is the Court's leaflet, the tenure period to repay the $900 million debt will be a year. Mr. Mayo, if you have any questions, feel free to ask. I will answer all your queries. ” Boom! All the Hills were dumbfounded. Flashes of electricity shot through their brains. Repay $900 million in a year? Was this a joke? For a penniless man like Thomas who did not even have a stable job, this was an impossible mission.

Grace- “I can pay your debt if that’s what you’re worried about…” He was unbothered, and I really wanted to know how rich one has to be to say words like this? I could never think how my mother ended up taking this much money and from who? And why am I paying for it? Our house was ceased right before my eyes and still I was left with a million-dollar loan hanging on my head. If he ends up paying it for me, I’d be indebted to him and for how long would I have to stay with this charlatan then?

"Um, because she's in a fix or two. One of them is that she lent money to the bank for someone else, and they haven't wanted to pay her back. It's about ten thousand euros, and the second is... no, they're similar. She always wants to be the good Samaritan that people take advantage of." "No, she's got me all tangled up. Wait... She lent money to the bank, money she didn't spend, and the person who got the money doesn't want to pay, meaning she has serious problems with the bank, leaving her desperate to find a way to pay off that debt that isn't hers." "There's nothing more to explain, you just said everything it is. She's working to pay off a debt that isn't hers, the problem in all of thi

"I already can't pay this months debt, I can't take more!" "You misunderstand. The debt is frozen for now. This money will be added on. The debt will stay freezed where it is Mrs Olson. No interest will be added. You have six months, six months in which to sort everything out. Find out a way to work the business around being a parent." "No interest?" She is looking at me like it is a trick.

a middle-aged woman asked from the other end. "Yes, this is Ana. What's wrong?" "My name is Julia. I'm calling from the hospital where your mother used to receive treatment. Sorry to bother you, but there's an unresolved administrative issue. It turns out your mother's medical debt from three years ago still has an unpaid balance, and since she has passed away, the responsibility has been transferred to her closest family member, which is her daughter." "How much?" "Fourteen thousand euros. With interest, it has become eighteen thousand. We've tried contacting you through letters sent to your old address, but we never received a response. If the debt isn't paid within one month, we will proc