Your Paid Story Novels & Stories

"We're done. The car I bought you, and all the money I spent on you these past years, you're paying it all back." Her best friend stepped forward with a document she had clearly been holding for this moment and said, "The car was 230 thousand dollars. Add your living expenses, the gifts she bought you, and all these club expenses, and the total comes to 800 thousand dollars. "You'll repay it today." Everyone looked at me like they were watching a man being sentenced. To them, I was just a poor guy with only a year of work experience and no money. There was no way I could pay that amount. In their eyes, my humiliation was already guaranteed.

Amanda is already ashamed of what her uncle is doing, he is screaming and Amanda doesn’t know what to do. Earlier she went out of the building to buy bread but she was surprised when someone suddenly pulled her and when her uncle saw it, she was shocked and scared. Her uncle just went to collect the debt, her family owed it and Amanda paid for it. Amand sighed and then looked at his uncle. "How much do we owe?" she asked. She did not know when she would be able to pay the debt because she had just started work. "You haven't paid since then, the debt is still the same plus thirty percent interest—"

How will I ever make it on time? Focus Payton, you can do this. You like this job, and you can't afford to lose it. Just then, my phone pings. It must be Thea . . . T- Hey, girl! T- Just wanted to text you and congratulate you! P- Hi, Thea . . . P- Congratulate me on what? T- You've been working for Adam Owens for a month now, and you still haven't gotten fired! P- Jeez, thanks for believing in me, T

"I'm going to give you your full days pay right now, and then when my parents come home tonight, you're going to tell them that I'm coming along nicely with all my studies. They will then proceed to also hand you your full days pay and you will get to walk out of here with double your wage. All you have to do is tell them I was here the whole day whilst I go out. How does that sound?" Her eyes went as wide as saucers having been taken completely aback by my very sudden change in attitude. "Won't they notice when two debits for my pay come out of their account?" "Oh, you mean because of this?" I asked, pointing to the small booklet. "Don't worry about that. This is my own personal account. My

My childhood friend and I had built a company together for seven years, and my proprietary algorithm was what kept the entire business running. However, his new girlfriend started targeting me the moment she joined the company. "Why does some nobody in data deserve 80,000 dollars? All you do is plug things into templates and run a few programs. Your salary is cut to 2,000 dollars from now on. You'll only handle basic data processing. I'll take over the core model." My childhood friend said nothing, silently allowing his girlfriend to rip me a new one. When I noticed that, I didn't argue. I simply agreed to the pay cut. A week later, the company's regular clients saw their conversion rat

"Yes ma. I don't have account yet but will do that soon" "That's will be good, so I should pay you in cash now?" "If it's okay, then yes ma" "Alright but you will come for it when it's closing time and try your possible best to open an account" "I will ma, thank you ma" "You can go and continue your work" Tehzeeb left immediately she was told she can. When she was going back to her duty post that's when she recalled she was not told the amount she will be paid but brush it off since the money will be given to her by the end of the day

“I won’t let you down. I promise.” Annie nodded, her expression soft and understanding. “You won’t,” she said. I counted the money and found that I was being paid 100 dollars. I couldn't believe it. “You trust me enough to pay me for the whole month in advance?” I asked her surprisingly. “That's your daily pay while you are still on probation. If you keep up as you promised, your pay will increase.” She replied nonchalantly. Before I could ask any more questions she waved me off. “I didn't know you talked to much. Let's finish up first, and you'll get to interview me later.”

“In 2020, we went on a trip to Sinapor. Mabel sent me $300. The actual cost was $5,500. I covered the rest. “In 2021, we went on a trip to Gapan. Mabel sent me two $220. The actual cost was $3,000. Again, I covered the rest. “In 2022, we went on a trip to Keru. Mabel sent me $400. The actual cost was $7,500. I covered the difference. “Over five years, just on trips alone, I covered about $100,000 out of my own pocket. “I treated you like family. I didn’t want you to have a bad time. So every time, I quietly footed the bill. And what do I get in return?” I looked around at everyone.

“Nora, you are beyond saving.” The call ended. A few seconds later, my screen lit up. Adrian Hayes sent you: $100 The note read: Emergency fee.

“I want a complete story. Word for word.” I hesitated. He wanted the whole thing, every single detail? “What? Seriously? You expect me to tell you everything? Word for word?” I asked, shocked. “Yes,” he replied simply, his gaze unwavering. “That’s impossible!” I protested. “I can’t just start telling you every little thing about my life…” “I’ll pay you,” he said, cutting me off once again, a smirk tugging at his lips. “How do…?” I stopped myself. Pay me? “Honestly, you’re going to pay me to tell you about myself?” I laughed incredulously.