I Won the Lottery, Now I Want Out

A single lottery ticket was all it took to turn celebration into betrayal. When Mason’s roommate Carter lands his dream internship, their friendship seems unbreakable—until a $1,500 win exposes years of jealousy, resentment, and secrets lurking beneath the surface. As Carter demands the prize, old friends reveal their true colors, and alliances fracture in the glare of greed. Now, with his loyalty and conscience on the line, Mason must decide what’s worth saving—money, pride, or the last shreds of trust. When every accusation cuts deeper, will he choose forgiveness, or is this the final lesson in what friendship really costs?

When Jason throws his BMW keys on the table at a family poker game, he’s not just flaunting his wealth—he’s daring me to risk everything I own. As the stakes skyrocket from cars to condos to family homes, our small-town Ohio kitchen turns into a battleground of pride, humiliation, and betrayal. I have three Kings, but can I outlast a man who thinks money makes the rules—or will this all-in gamble destroy my family forever?

Luck comes with a deadly price. When Evan’s brother gifts him a strange green pendant, his world transforms—sudden casino wins, lavish spending, and a family that treats him like their golden goose. But as fortune pours in, Evan and his young daughter begin to wither, aging overnight while his wife and brother’s betrayal grows impossible to ignore. Trapped by guilt, debt, and the curse of a pendant that demands another’s life for every dollar won, Evan’s first life ends in heartbreak and rage. But fate isn’t done with him yet. Reborn at the moment of his greatest mistake, Evan has one chance to break the cycle, outwit the schemers, and save his daughter’s soul—even if it means risking everything. Can he escape the grip of his cursed family, or is he doomed to lose it all again?

Down-and-out and desperate, Alex flees to Louisiana for a fresh start—only to be swept into a world of gambling, violence, and treacherous love. When a beautiful woman betrays him and his fate is sealed by the powerful men who run the city, Alex must decide how far he’s willing to go to survive. In Shreveport, trust is a gamble—and losing means more than just money.

He gave me $750,000 to walk away—then crashed my wedding years later. When Autumn Lane finally breaks free from Marcus Whitlow’s icy grip, she thinks she’s found peace in Ethan’s gentle love. But Marcus, the man who only wants what he can’t have, isn’t done playing games. As old wounds reopen and new temptations arise, Autumn must decide: will she let her past destroy her future, or finally break the cycle of heartbreak for good? When love is a battlefield, can you ever really escape the one who broke you—or will history repeat itself? What happens when the price of moving on is your own heart?

Love was supposed to be a game—until I realized I was the prize. After my divorce, I found comfort in little rituals: a subway singer’s voice, a daily Venmo ping, the thrill of being someone’s secret obsession. But when I overheard three gorgeous college boys betting fifty grand on who could seduce me first, everything changed. I’m not about to be anyone’s conquest—so I make my own outrageous wager: within a month, I’ll have them all wrapped around my finger. Now, I’m caught in a dangerous dance of flirtation, jealousy, and forbidden desire, where every move is a gamble and every kiss could be my undoing. But behind their bravado, each boy hides a secret—and as the stakes rise, so do the risks. Who will win when pride, lust, and love are all on the table? And in a game where everyone’s bluffing, who will fold first?

All my life, I’ve been the broke real estate agent mocked by my wife’s family, desperate for a shot at respect. When my chance finally comes—a hundred grand on the line—my best friend and his sister betray me, vanishing with the cash and shattering my last hope. Now I must face my wife, my daughter, and the ruins of every promise I ever made, knowing I risked it all and lost everything.

After years of unpaid overtime and brutal humiliation, I finally snapped when my greedy boss stole a dead worker’s insurance payout. So I wired every cent the company had—over $2 million—to a scammer, knowing it would ruin him and his spoiled family. Now, bleeding on the conference room floor, I wonder if justice will finally take my side, or if I’ll be destroyed along with them.

A single viral video turns my boss into a corporate cheapskate overnight—and suddenly, my master’s degree is worth less than coffee money. As the only grad student left, I’m forced to fight for my dignity while my so-called mentors collect my bonus and mock my ambition. When I finally quit, the company tries to stiff me—until I turn their own arrogance into a weapon, setting a trap with a contract and a secret recording. But when the tables turn, will I get justice—or just another empty promise? What’s the real price of staying silent when the system is rigged against you?

Five years of love—gone the moment my fiancée tasted money. Her family’s run-down trailer became a golden ticket, and suddenly I was just another bidder for her heart. When she demanded $150,000 or five condos to marry her, I realized: I was nothing but a price tag, and the girl I loved was already gone.

Natalie thought she married for love—until her husband’s friends branded her a gold digger and forced her into a life of control and humiliation. Given only $150 a month, she endures suspicion, betrayal, and public shame, while the very men who condemned her secretly shower her with millions. But when her husband’s cruelty is exposed and his friends cross every line, Natalie must decide: will she stay a prisoner in this gilded cage, or take revenge with the power they handed her?

Eli is broke, desperate, and one click away from ruin—until a mysterious app offers him unlimited cash, but only if he spends every penny by midnight or faces 'elimination.' As the payouts double daily, Eli’s windfall becomes a death sentence, trapping him in a race against exponential math and his own survival. Can he outsmart the system, or will America’s love of spending be his downfall?