Cheating Liar Novels & Stories

For the first time since everything had fallen apart, I allowed myself to believe her. “I feel so pathetic. I couldn’t keep my dog on a leash, and he strayed with another woman and turned me to a glorified nanny.” “Your dog needs to be put down,” Naomi muttered as we sat quietly. I laughed through my tears. “Your husband is an asshole,” she said again. “Screw him,” I hissed. “We really do need to put the lying cheat down. I have a guy, he knows how to make a body disappear. Or better still, I can call one of my cousins in Germany,” she half joked.

As he expected, when he saw Liana's software, he laughed with pure emotion. "You didn't complete, you cheated! You failed because you only succeeded through cheating software. Liana, you didn't win!" He laughed, pointing at Liana. "Don't think you can lie to me, you liar, you didn't win!" If before he felt sent to the depths of hell, now he was floating on the clouds of heaven. In any case, it was exceptionally good to have evidence of cheating against Liana. Liana was not intimidated. She looked at him curiously as if she were looking at an idiot. "Is there a rule that says I can't use any software?"

"Dude, stop it. That's not funny." But when he saw that I wasn't laughing, his smile faltered. "Liam, do you know what you're talking about?" he asked, his voice laced with skepticism. "Hela would never cheat on me. She loves me." I felt a pang of guilt, knowing that I was about to shatter Felix's illusions. "I'm telling you the truth, Felix. Hela has been deceiving you. She's been cheating on you." Felix shook his head, his eyes wide with denial. "No, no, no. There must be some misunderstanding. How can you be sure she's cheating on me? Maybe you saw someone who looked like her..."

I needed him to think badly of me so that I wouldn’t lose my daughter. His jaw clenched harder this time, enough that I could already see his veins. He closed his eyes before releasing a long, heavy sigh. Then he laughed sarcastically. “I never said they’re mine, Lia. And I can say I’m pretty amazed. You’re such a good liar. All these years, I never noticed your real intention. Good thing you messed up and I caught you cheating,” he said sarcastically. Arzhel and his cheating narrative again. Until when was he going to believe that? Maybe until he found out the truth. But he couldn’t find out about it, or else I would lose my daughter.

I also didn't care if I was considered barbaric because I wouldn't let myself be trampled on anymore. After that, I walked quickly until I reached the bed. I pointed at Elio. "If you really love my sister and already have a child with her, you don't need to marry me and get me pregnant, you bastard!" Elio stood up immediately. "You're pregnant?" I chuckled sarcastically. "Is that important to you now?" "Lia, I can explain—" "Explain what? That you've actually been cheating on me since I was in prison? That you don't really love me and you love Lith? You'd better shut up!"

She was just laying there gawking at me without an ounce of remorse in her eyes. “Explain what?” I yelled. “Why you’re cheating on me with my best friend? Like there could be any explanation for that.” My eyes welled, and I wiped them before any tears could fall. The blasted skimpy robe did little to hide my sexy outfit, and I felt like the world's biggest idiot. “Didn't I tell you, a guy like Nate wouldn't wait that long?” Lia smirked, grabbing the sheets to cover herself. Her eyes roamed over my attire. “Not bad for a virgin.”

He leaned closer and said in a mocking tone, “You might want to stop sneaking around with that guy called Steve. You’re lucky Thames is too busy drowning in debts to notice. If he ever finds out you’ve been cheating all this while, not even money will save you.” Lucia’s eyes widened. Her heart skipped a beat. Cheating? Lia gasped. “You..how do you even know about that?” The man smirked. “We know everything. You should be more careful, Lia. We don’t just gamble for money; we gamble for information too.” Lia’s hands shook as she said, “You’ve got your money. Just leave me alone.” The gambler smiled coldly. “For now.” Then they both turned and walked away, leaving Lia standing there, breathing

They’re all liars. My husband cheated on me. He betrayed me, and I let him. It’s sickening. You’re so stupid, Kaia.

On our fifth anniversary, he was drugged and ended up in bed with the poor scholarship student he had been funding, Valeria. When he sobered up, he immediately knelt before me, crying as he apologized. "I swear I'll cut off all contact with her…" I trusted him until a year later, when I ran into him and Valeria during a routine gynaecological checkup. Valeria clung to his arm, and they were holding a baby, looking like the perfect family of three. I never imagined Wayne would lie to me and keep seeing her behind my back, much less expected them to have a baby together.

Then she went public—apologies everywhere, saying she never should've cheated, never should've taken my love for granted. Almost overnight, her image in Sorevia City flipped. Elite executive to someone people couldn't stand. Her company went down with her—stock in a nosedive. But she still didn't stop. She even bought ad space all over the city just to say sorry. She said if I'd come back, she'd do anything. I couldn't wrap my head around it. She was the one who betrayed me—so why act like she still loved me? People tried to talk me into meeting her, said I should hear her out, clear the air.