Novel & Cerita Ending Of Your Lie In April

He roared at the cold, unmoving doors again and again. "Nina! I was wrong! I was completely wrong! "I locked that woman away! I imprisoned her! I'll never see her again! "I'll give you everything. The Silver Moon Pack. All of it! Just come back!" On the evening of the third day, the gates finally opened. Wayne's eyes lit up with joy. He thought his genuine apology had reached me. However, the one who walked out was Lucas. Lucas didn't even spare Wayne a glance. He looked instead at the mountain of treasure with open disdain.

“But I don’t understand… why would he lie like that?” April was silent, as if she were considering her options, trying to understand what was going through Finn's head. “I have no idea either,” she mumbled, still confused. “But are you sure nothing ever happened between you two? There wasn’t… any time when you felt insecure or…” I interrupted her, hand-raising to dispel that train of thought. “No, there wasn’t. There was nothing, April.” She nodded, still looking thoughtful. “So what is he trying to do? Why lie about it?”

The cold night wind was harsh, and my soaked clothes clung to my skin, making me shiver uncontrollably. My heart, too, had turned completely cold. I curled up in the corner, trying to find a sliver of warmth. But just then, I heard a woman’s moan. “Oh stop, do you really like this outfit that much?” “Laura is right next door—you’re not even worried she might come out and see us?” Jack laughed breathlessly and said flirtatiously, “Relax, with Cameron out there, how would she have time to care about us? Besides, we’ve been apart for so many years—don’t you miss me?”

It took me extra seconds to realize I was gawking at him. Oh My God. I quickly looked away in embarrassment, releasing my pent-up breath. Jesus. What the heck, Willow? He laughed. It was a husky, croaky sound. “Where's April?” “She…uh…she had to go home with some friends. A group project.” Those were the lies April made me memorize just in case her Father asked about her. “And you? Why didn't you go with them?” I looked at him. Something about the question felt so genuine that it almost had me tearing up.

"Did you forget what you did too? Telling all those lies about me even when you knew they were lies?" "It was just letting karma hit you hard..." April shrugged in a calm tone, "I never even believed in it but after seeing you break down, I had to have a change of belief." Yara let out a bitter chuckle, "so that was your way of getting back at me. I had thoughts that we were way past our differences and I trusted you...You. Zaria and that bastard? " April said nothing, staring at her like she just said the most senseless statement she ever had made. Then she spoke up again,

He said whimpering I rolled my eyes, stood up, and walked towards the table, I grab my mini calendar, just as I thought it was a new month. I don’t know if I should call it or curse or something else but Jeff always ends up breaking up with someone on the first of the month. This is the tenth time it happened, sometimes I predict it, and just as I thought my prediction turns into fact. "You did." My voice slipping in sorrow "I can’t believe it happened again."

she whispered. We stayed like that for a few seconds. It felt like closing a chapter, one filled with too many tears and too many nights spent blaming each other. When we pulled apart, Judi smiled. “So, what about you? what are you going to be doing now? Going to working?” I laughed lightly. “Yeah, for now.” “For now?” she repeated. “What’s that supposed to mean?” I looked away, playing with the edge of my sleeve. “I’ve been thinking about quitting.”

Instead, he walked out halfway through. Clearly, my disappearance had rattled him deeply. But even if he still loved me, so what? He had lost any right to my love, and I didn't want him anymore. With that, I left. I boarded a plane and vanished from this city without a trace. After I left, my father told me Rudolf had come looking for me at our home. I watched the video my father sent. "Mr. Midas, I was wrong. I was really wrong." Rudolf fell to his knees at our door, exhausted and full of regret. "I can't reach Lia. Please, tell me where she is, just this once."

“Levi, talk to me!” “She’s not dead.” His voice rises. “I lied. She’s not dead.” A laugh bubbles in my throat. The white-hot fury returns, but it’s a new kind now, sharper and colder. “You... you lied about that? All this time, you let me believe his mother was dead?” I take another step toward him. “Why, Levi? Why would you lie about something like that?” He finally looks at me, his eyes pleading for understanding. “I'm sorry. I'm truly sorry, Claire. I just... I had to. You have to understand...”