Biggest Liar Zodiac Sign Novels & Stories

He said I was a rotten liar, but it was Rylan who lied! "Today, Dad chased me out of my room and made me live in the stairwell. The stairwell is so dark and cold. I'm so scared, but I'm also afraid Dad will get even angrier if I say anything. Will Dad stop being mad if I keep being a good boy? Will he stop blaming me?" …

He said quietly. I blinked. “I made the biggest mistake five years ago, and I have spent every day regretting it. I finally realized how stupid I was. You are the woman I love... the woman I should have been with all along. Staying with Tamara because I felt indebted to her was the biggest mistake of my life.” His voice softened. “I know I hurt you, and I can't change the past, but I want the chance to make up for everything I put you through.”

A man who wants to do away with the only purpose I have in life-The Moon and Her servants. "I did-" "No. You still do," His grin is dashing like a devil, "I'll let you in on a little secret about lying, High Prophet. The only person you trick is yourself. This coming from the world's most famous liar?" "I'm many things," He chuckles, "But not a liar. I have made my desires and intent perfectly clear. I want to destroy The Moon Goddesses. I want to free you all of their rule-" "Don't you even dare-"

"The photographs were altered. Thirteen months ago. I've known since then." I sat down on the edge of my bed, Elias's monitor glowing faintly on the nightstand, and let the number sit in the room with me. Thirteen months. He had known for thirteen months that I hadn't left a marriage — I'd left a lie, engineered by a man who wasn't even in it, and Damien had known that the entire time I was learning to breastfeed alone at three in the morning, the entire time I filed my first business registration with shaking hands, the entire time I told myself the divorce was simply the truth finally catching up to us.

The moment the call connected, a torrent of shrill curses poured through the speaker. "Lilibeth Saunders! What the hell is that useless man of yours playing at? It's almost time, and he still hasn't paid! I swear he's trying to kill me! "See, this is why I never wanted you to marry him in the first place! He's just an impotent man who's good for nothing but making money. And now he won't even fork out money to save my life!" Lilibeth cut her off, her voice cracking with emotion as she burst into tears. "Mom! Josiah said he's divorcing me. He wants nothing to do with you anymore!"

"Jai, come on. You can't believe that." "I don't," he assures me. "But you did just come out with him. He had lipstick on his lips and his hair... it looks like you two really just made out. Besides... It's not me who is really hurt about it." "Finn, stop looking at me like that," I snap. "You know me better than anyone. How could you think I would do something like that?" "You did it with my best friend and lied about it, what else are you lying about?" he asks me quietly and I gape at him.

"If you're right, then the whole Blood Moon Pack is lying and scheming. They're all terrible." I shrugged. "Even good people can turn bad when they feel trapped." Then an idea came to me. I smiled and looked at Harper. "I just thought of something. A way to get proof that Cici's a killer." Harper looked worried. "What kind of idea?" I asked, "Who has the biggest grudge against Cici right now?" "Luna Dora , for sure." "Then maybe... we should give Luna Dora a little help." "Whoa, this just took a turn.."

It wasn't overboard, right? Archer's voice trembled. "The interest's snowballed to 50 million… Mom, do we even have that kind of money?" Although their lives looked flashy and they lived in a huge villa, they also spent without any control. Money came and went, with no savings in place. The debt collectors didn't hold back. "It's 50 million today, or tomorrow, it could be 60." "I'll call the police! Try me!" Mom barked. "Go ahead," one replied, unfazed. "Let's see if the cops will go easy on someone who turned a livestream into a show, abusing their own son for fun."

Triston turned back to me, “Of course I told her, remember Iris?” I got the suggestion, “This is Alexadrea.” I heard him remind me. Well, tell me for the first time. “Now I recall,” I lied. “How is she?” “She’s great.” Marcus gushed, “You know she’s an actress, right? Just like you, sis,” I hadn’t been an actress since what I had done. I gave up all that to keep Triston. “Really?” I smiled at him, “That’s great. What is she on?” Marcus tilted his head,