Beyond Belief: Fact Or Fiction Cast Novels & Stories

Sweat trickled down my neck, but I didn’t dare lose focus. Finally, I poured the mixture between his lips, praying to the Moon Goddess he could still swallow. Hours would pass before it worked, if it worked at all. When I stepped out of the chamber, Amelia was already whispering with the servants. Her voice carried just enough for me to hear. “The so-called Savior’s nothing but a fake. She only came here dreaming to be Luna because she’s Jasper’s mate.” “Alpha King’s as good as dead thanks to that useless Omega. She should be executed!”

“Breathe. Don’t leave me like this.” He forced air into her lungs and pressed again, desperate and frantic. But her chest remained still. Her eyes never opened. Lisa Callahan, the heiress who had plotted betrayal and who had promised him a future built from revenge and stolen empires, lay silent. Gone. Peter sat back, drenched and trembling, though his jaw was set tight. The waiter lingered nearby, pale and terrified. “Sir… she—” “No one saw this,” Peter cut him off, his voice low and menacing. His gaze flicked to the unconscious Samuel. “No one knows.”

Living with his fiancee abroad, Joshua Hernandez,(Immanuel Gonzales) tries his best to remember his past. Lorraine gave him fake memories and told him all the lies that she could probably invent. She even told him that she got pregnant but experienced miscarriage and even have a fake doctor whom the heiress paid just to prove to him the lies that she has been feeding him. One day, Lorraine told him that she is already arranging everything for their marriage and they are going to do so in the country that they are living in presently. "Do not worry about anything Josh, dear! I will prepare the necessities of our wedding - the venue, the guests, the dresses for the entourage, our honeymoon get

He pushed through the crowd, passed the stares, passing the flying fruit, until he reached her. “This is all fake, I didn't do any of that " Faith was just crying. “Believe me faith, I didn't do it " She looked up, eyes red and glassy — perfect, devastating — and let her voice crack right on cue. “Are you-u-u saying this is fake ,they can fabricate a photo but not a video, your voice was clear, I heard every word." “If I have done any of that may I die a miserable death" Then thunder roared across the sky.

He slowly turned toward an abandoned church standing at the edge of the park. Its broken stained-glass windows reflected the moonlight. "The energy is coming from there." Liana followed his gaze. "No one goes there." "Why?" "They say it's haunted." Kael smiled faintly. "I don't believe in ghosts." "You believe in portals between worlds, but not ghosts?" He laughed quietly. It was the first genuine laugh Liana had heard from him. For a brief moment, he looked less like a prince carrying the weight of two worlds and more like an ordinary young man.

When he looked away, he breathed out. "Well, I can’t say I resonated with all you said the other day,” Jonathan started. “And maybe I have been losing sleep over it. So I want to hear it from you right now. Will Adelina regain her memories?" Blaine sighed. How to answer that? It was exactly what he had said the other day that he would allay to him right now, because well, nothing had changed in the past two days. “I can not say she will. Though I believe she should. In time.”

My pleas fell on deaf ears as I begged him, my voice raw, but he didn’t care. I could barely recognize him. "Please, Marion..." My voice cracked as I tried one last time. One last desperate attempt. "I didn’t mean for this to happen. You have to believe me—" "Enough." His voice cut through the air like a whip. Sharp, final, unrelenting. "I’ve heard enough from you, Bree. There’s nothing left to say. The evidence is clear. You betrayed me, the pack, and everything we stand for."

Before that, I made sure to change into a messy pair of pajamas—something that would make me look like the news of my wife’s murder had left me utterly distraught. Thankfully, I had already been a depressed mess before the news broke. The living room looked naturally disheveled, reeking of alcohol. I opened the door. “Mr. Moretti, we’re from The BBB News Update. My name is Ms. Baker. Do you mind if we ask you a few questions?” “No, I don’t mind,” I answered almost immediately, my voice trembling as though on the verge of tears. I stepped aside, allowing them to enter. They came in—a total of five. Ms. Baker held a mic in her hand. Behind her was a man holding another mic, this one attached t

"So, you still don’t believe it?" Anna tilted her head with a sorrowful smile. "If you really don’t believe it, just pretend she’s still abroad." People were always full of contradictions. Anna had tried so hard to convince Zac that I was truly gone, but he stubbornly held on to the idea that it was all an elaborate act, a scheme the two of us had concocted. But when Anna finally gave up trying to prove it, his eyes reddened.

"I think he is right. You should rest now." "She will tell you everything tomorrow," Cole spoke, walking towards us and placing a hand on Bell's shoulder. Bell nodded and helped me get into my bed. I still couldn't believe everything, and I held the pillow tightly to my chest. As I drifted off to sleep, I couldn't help but wonder about the Queen and the idea of having a mate. It all seemed too surreal, too impossible. But then again, just a few days ago, I didn't even know werewolves existed.