A Lie For A Lie Novels & Stories

he said. Two words, flat and certain and deliberate, and I looked at him for a long moment because it was the first lie he had told me. Not a big elaborate one, just a small quiet one placed carefully in the space where the truth should have been, and because he had been honest about everything else up until this moment the lie was loud, ringing in the room like something dropped on a hard floor. She was someone. Something significant enough and painful enough that he was willing to use a word like no one to cover it, to bury it under the flattest word he could find.

The lever. “I don’t know,” I say. He hums softly, like he’s considering a piece of art. “Careful, Chiara. There are lies that create problems. And there are lies that create consequences.” My throat tightens. “I’m not lying,” I say. Another pause. Then, almost warmly: “Good. Because lying complicates observation.” There it is again. The word slides through me like cold metal. “I’m done,” I say. “You can be done with your role,” he says gently, “but you can’t be done with the results.”

she called out softly Liam looked at her "Do you think you can fool me" Liam asked as he looked at her "How can you say such a serious lie, who do you think will believe that silly lie" Liam asked coldly "Do I look like I'm joking with you right This is something I've have been hiding all my life, something I didn't care if anybody found out And I decided to tell you, you just come your mouth and call it a lie" Lisa asked "If it's a lie then so be it, let's take it as a lie" Lisa said and sat down as she tried to conceal her feelings

For the first time, the lie came easily. “Nothing.”

It took all my willpower not to wince at my brazen lie, but it was all worth it when Lia deflated with relief. "Thank God," she clutched her forehead. "For a second, I thought that good-for-nothing piece of trash was back. That piece of absolute garbage would just drag in more trouble behind him." If only you knew, Lia. All Lia knew about Adrian's father were the lies I'd fed her. I told her he was part of an occasionally violent biker gang who blew into town and wooed me with promises of heaven and earth. After I got pregnant, he skipped town just as fast as he got in. It was not a well-thought-out lie, but I figured it was better than the truth. That the father of my child was a cold-blood

His infuriating warmth. I never told Noah about his father. He grew up thinking his dad had died before he was born. I kept the lie tidy, out of protection. Out of pride. Out of pain. What could I tell a boy about a man who broke my heart and never came looking! Still, I kept Kenneth’s letters in a box under my bed. The love notes, the sketches he made of our future house, the blood pact we made when we were 19. We had cut our fingers open and whispered promises into the night. “Forever, even in silence.”

The silence is relaxing and beautiful-- this is what I need and what I want, the responsibility, guilt, and regrets were eating me alive but realizing and taking my time changed everything especially when Leira came into my life, the first time I saw her smile at me, while her little hands held my finger-- that's when I knew that I found the thing I've been looking for and it took me months to realize that but it was all worth it. The lies-- were made for someone to believe what they're not supposed to know and it's something we can't even avoid, lying and keeping secrets. When we love someone we intend to lie to keep them safe-- some were to keep them, it's not something to be proud of but

Title: The Lie Genre: Romantic Fiction Plot Idea: Aurora "Rory" Thompson, a successful event planner, falls for her client, Julian Blackwood, a charming and wealthy businessman. As their relationship deepens, Rory discovers a shocking secret: Julian's entire identity is a fabrication. Torn between her love for him and her outrage at his deception, Rory must navigate the complex web of lies and uncover the truth about Julian's past. Chapter 1 Aurora "Rory" Thompson stared at the sleek, black business card on her desk. Julian Blackwood, CEO of Blackwood Enterprises. She had never heard of him or his company, but the hefty retainer f*e he offered to plan his charity gala was too enticing to res

"I would've thought that out of everyone, you'd be the one most against my decision to remain concealed. You do hate liars after all." "Yes, but there is lying to hurt others, and lying for the greater good, and this decision will no doubt be for the latter. Not to mention, you're not technically lying to them, you're just not telling them everything. It's not like anyone has actually asked whether you're Kalani Ivashkov yet."

Lies. All of these had to be lies.