Wobbly Life Money Cheat Novels & Stories

"Hernán, I managed to locate that information, but your accounts have been emptying for a long time, all the money was withdrawn in cash, no transaction was made in another name, only the payment of the house where you lived is reflected. I can't imagine how they could waste that money so quickly. -Well, I understand that this guy Roberto is addicted to gambling and casinos, I imagine that he bet large sums of money and there he lost everything. -I don't understand how Sara gave them power over their money, now they will have access to the trust for the birth of the baby and you know Hernán that it is millions of dollars, it was supposed to guarantee the life of the little one. -Let's cancel

He typed something, then held the screen where I could see it. A transfer. Seventy-five million. My mouth went dry. “If you accept, I will send the rest,” he said. I gave a short, disbelieving laugh. “Tssk. You think you can play or use me with your fake alert?” Even as I said it, my hands were trembling. Because I knew people faked things all the time. I knew some men loved using money as a weapon, loved showing off screens and making promises that dissolved into nothing later.

"You smell awful." The group of men around him erupted in laughter. They were all beta wolves, stronger than me, and they knew it. If I tried to fight, they would crush me. My muscles tensed as I assessed the situation, knowing that any wrong move could end badly for me. My voice trembled with anger as I looked Igor in the eye. “Give me my money.” Igor stared back at me, looking blankly as if he didn’t understand my words. “What money?” My blood boiled. “The five million dollars that was credited to my account. It was there one minute, and the next, it was gone. Every dollar was taken, and I could see the receipts on the alerts—each showing Easy Money Ventures.”

She planned to go to Craig privately and pay him to take the full blame himself. Wade had other ideas. While Aunt Sandra slept, he stole the debit card with $100,000 on it. His logic: one big bet at an underground casino, win it all back, recover the house and the car in a single night. He lost every cent. Then borrowed another $100,000 from the house at loan-shark rates to try again. Aunt Sandra woke up to nothing. When she found out what he'd done, she vomited blood on the spot and collapsed.

she whispered. “Damn! I thought you were better than this mom. In what world do Ponzi schemes actually work for people? It's a scam Mom a fu cking scam,” I yelled. “It's only after I did it that I realised how stupid it all was, my friend who put me in on the business told me if I add a huge amount of money we will be rich forever,” she said. “And where is the money now? All gone Mom. You stole money for something as crazy as this?”

The woman gritted her teeth and said, "No. Transfer all the money to me within three days." It wasn't that Robert didn't have one million dollars; he just didn't want to make his wallet bleed. After losing all his money on cryptocurrency and going through so much to earn it back, he dared not touch the money anymore or his company would collapse. Besides, Casey's death was too suspicious—it looked nothing like a normal car accident. It looked more like someone had hit him on purpose to take revenge, and his enemy was…

I informed him. Everyone would disbelieve it if you just saw a website offering you a large sum of money in exchange for committing suicide with them, correct? I only want assurance that they would not deceive me, since it is not a joke that I will give my life to get a large sum of money. My life is at stake here. Azrail shook his head, as if he couldn’t believe what he was hearing. “Believe me. Live Suicide is a genuine thing, and we will really deliver the money you earn here to the person you choose. Do not be concerned,” he said solemnly.

His expression was unreadable, but it was clear he wasn’t interested in my sob story. Just as I was about to apologize for talking too much, he said something that caught me completely off guard. “Life happens,” he said, his voice calm but firm."I have a proposal for you,can earn you more than enough to pay off your debt ." “A proposal?” I echoed, confused. “Yes. A fake marriage; I need someone to pretend to be my wife,” he said, his piercing gaze meeting mine. “I’ll pay you a large sum upfront, and when our arrangement ends, you’ll get another substantial payment. It’s strictly business.”

George squeaked, "You already did, sweetheart." "Why did you think I needed your signature in the buying and selling of my apartment?" Jamie asked and Chloe finally realized how much she had been scammed all her life. “Stupid you! I never bought any apartment in the company’s name. Unfortunately, you trusted me too much not to read the paper.” She added proudly. "Sweetheart, don't you know Art dealing is one of the best ways to launder illegal money? Your Dad knew this well and he did a good job while he lasted. We had to take care of him when he was becoming–"

Aurora continued, “What did Isabella offer you? How did you agree on the terms?” Wolf sighed and said, “Miss Whitmore gave us one million upfront, and another fifty thousand after the job was done. Plus, the compensation would be enough for us to live comfortably for the rest of our lives. That million was transferred to my mother’s account back home. I was worried it might be traced, so my elderly mother would only withdraw money when I told her to, without knowing how much was in the account.” Aurora nodded and said, “So Isabella’s plan was for you to intentionally get hurt and then claim that my project had quality issues? And when things got big, I’d be forced to pay you compensation?”