Drop A Big Lie Novels & Stories

I dealt the next card, my heart racing with anticipation. The card read: "What's the biggest lie you've ever told your partner?" Elrod's eyes scanned the question, and then he looked up at Krissy, a sheepish expression on his face. Krissy's eyes narrowed, her expression darkening. "Well?" she asked, her voice cold. Elrod hesitated, looking uncomfortable. But then he answered, his voice barely above a whisper. "I told you I didn't have any feelings for Sophia anymore," he said, looking guilty.

Julian suggests, holding his glass out. “No more lies,” Nikita adds with a shrug. “I agree wholeheartedly, no more lies.” Layla moves her glass forward and they all look at me. I exhale slowly and nod, cocking a brow before I clink my glass with theirs. “No more lies!” they say in unison before we all drink. But the truth is, for the ones I love, I’ll continue to lie till the very end. THE END

“Well, let’s see what happens when the truth comes to light, shall we? After all, a lie of this magnitude—rejecting a mate and hiding it—carries heavy consequences, doesn’t it, Alpha Rick?” Rick’s jaw clenched, his hand curling into a fist at his side. The faint growl that escaped him sent a shiver through the room, and I couldn’t help but feel a flicker of satisfaction. The cracks in their carefully constructed facade were beginning to show, and it was only a matter of time before the entire structure crumbled.

“Not this.” He walks away. Back to his investors. His empire. His responsibilities. I stand alone on the dance floor. And realize Ethan was right about one thing. We’ve been lying. To him. To everyone. To ourselves. But the biggest lie? That we could keep this hidden forever. The photos will post tomorrow. The truth will follow soon after. And there’s no stopping it now.

"You let me believe you were lying about the clause, when in fact, you were lying about which document contained it. You traded one lie for a more dramatic, more motivating lie." ​"I exchanged a paralyzing truth for a motivating one," Damian corrected. "I needed you to move with absolute certainty. I needed the Board to believe the threat was real. And I needed the final, unchallengeable proof of our unity. The real lie was that the will we burned was the original. The real truth was that if we hadn't burned that one, we would have lost everything anyway." ​"And Tasha's escape?"

He was before me now and he leaned in, I held my breath. “So tell me, how did you earn it?” I darted my eyes to Poppy who was smiling at the heated exchange and I rolled my eyes. “I fell.” I lied “That is a lie,” he said. “How did you earn the crack? What happened? Who did it to you?” “You wouldn’t remember if I told you what happened and you wouldn’t be able to do anything about it.” I sighed. “So drop it. I’m fine now.” Behind him Poppy’s eyes popped as she pieced everything together and gasped out loud.

"Who do you call on this?" The question is simple but loaded with weight. I could tell the truth, before he decided to do his own digging and found out what I've been trying to hide all along. A burner phone looks very suspicious, it was exactly what a person trying to disappear or not want to be found, would possess. I could explain about Cade and Silvia and everything that led me here. Maybe I could trust him and tell me the truth about why he disappeared, and about my father. He looked so sincere.

Mitsuhide thought Max had lucked out the same way he did. “What is?” Deanna asked as Max rubbed her shoulders softly. “To implant a simple idea and let it take root.” Mitsuhide said. “The more people you have around that believe the idea or help the idea the more it takes root. It makes it almost impossible for the person to believe that it was there in the first place.” “So what your saying is because the entire group had something to hide that they all helped change the way I saw everything.?” Deanna asked. “That is it exactly.” Mitsuhide said. “You know people are more likely to believe a huge lie then they are a small one. If you repeat it enough and the more people who do it really seem

"Can I help you?" "Ari, don't be mad. Hear me out," he rushed out. "What happened with Iris was an accident. I've already thought it through on the way here—I'll send both of them abroad immediately. They'll never come back for the rest of their lives. You won't have to worry about anything else. This is my fault. I shouldn't have lied to you, and I shouldn't have gone behind your back with her… but I know how wrong I am now. There's really nothing between us. You're my one and only. Please don't misunderstand!" What a ridiculous excuse. What cheap love.

He flared his nostrils in fury; his finger pointed at Thomas. Thomas stood his ground, a confident glint in his eyes. "This license is not forged. And I'm not lying," he declared firmly. His gaze shifted from Neil to Viaan, his expression contorted with a mix of anguish and disgust. "If anyone, it's Viaan Adams who is the biggest liar among you all," he spat venomously, his grip on the microphone tightening.