Girlfriend Lied To Me Novels & Stories

So she had found out after all but didn't know that I was the one. Relief washed through me so quickly I nearly slumped against the wall. “You're joking,” I said, forcing a look of surprise onto my face. “I wish I was.” She turned her head toward me, resting it against the back of the couch. “But I'm not. Adrian has a girl.” “A girl?” I repeated as I sat down on the couch opposite hers. “Is that what he called her?” “No.” She shook her head and took a bite of the apple. “He said she was his girlfriend, but I know he's lying. Adrian can never keep a serious relationship. He's just playing with her.”

Not to mention, that smile on his face too is gone as he returns to the trolley with a cold expression though every time he puts an item inside he’d touch my baby bump and rubs it gently for a few seconds. “Hi.” Fangirl number three now, and I’m sure he’s going to turn towards me again to subtly drop the hint that he is not available. “Are you free after this? Wanna get coffee?” “He has a boyfriend,” I interrupt from behind to which she instantly turns around to discover who’s the person that dropped the bomb. “He has a boyfriend.” I repeat and this time he narrows his eyes at me to which I innocently smile, continuing my lies, “My bestie already has a boyfriend, sorry.”

I say while taking out my phone and pretending to be scrolling on something just to show her how uninterested I am in what she is about to say. “Babe, that night I was talking to my friend I was not talking about you. I just made it up to have something to talk about, you know how girls are.” “So that was a woman with you on the phone?” “Yes baby, that was my girlfriend, Sheena. I have the receipts if you want to confirm anything,” she says while getting her phone out and scrolling as if looking for something. “I am not interested in the ‘receipts’ you are about to show me. It has already been a year, for all I know you would have already cooked something up. I do not want to hear it.”

Meaning, he was lying to his girlfriend, and she was surprised to learn that, because she had thought that he was a good and honest guy, and he would tell his girlfriend about such things, but turned out not. And she was glad that he hadn't told her and was keeping it a secret, because now it gave her an upper hand against him. With such information she had the power to make his relationship with Karen end. And whenever she wanted she could threaten him with exposing him to his girlfriend, making sure she got what she wanted. Liam, his expression cold, replied. “That's none of your business. And you have some nerve making up those stories.”

I forgot that the lie I told her about having a girlfriend. "We broke up Mum." I fibbed. "No, no, don't tell me that. You told me that you were going to get married to her, you said she was the love of your life. In fact, in your words, you called her the one." She said. I almost threw up, I called her the one. I really did take this lie to the next level. "Well, she is no longer the one. We broke up." I said, trying so hard to sound honest.

“You’re sorry?!” Linda screamed hysterically, “Do you know what I’ve been telling all my friends? I told them my boyfriend was a CEO. I said he was a billionaire, a successful businessman. “And now, you’re telling me you’re just a driver? “How am I supposed to face my friends? How am I supposed to face anyone?” She grabbed Jason by the collar and shook him violently, demanding to know why he had lied to her, why he had ruined her life. Her friends stood off to the side, staring at the scene in complete disbelief.

Say who I am to you now and spare me this annoying glaring. Say I'm your friend. Suddenly, Zaria turned to me with a knowing look. Wait. What was that? What was she up to now? “This is my boyfriend. Wang.” Zaria said with a look of finality. Boyfriend? I blinked looking at her properly. But Zaria didn't look fazed. I mean, this woman just told the biggest lie in the universe with a straight face. Now, this was what I was talking about. My hand moved slightly toward my pocket, feeling for a particular object. The ring box was still there.

"Catch her cheating? He obviously got the wrong person. Wait… how did he even know his girlfriend would be in this room?" "Didn't you hear what the woman said? Sounds like he set the whole thing up himself, and it blew up in his face." Instantly, every gaze in the hallway turned toward Hayden. Nobody could understand why a man would do something this vicious to his own girlfriend. Yet after fumbling around for half a day, Hayden only managed to choke out, "Naomi, listen to me… I only did this because I—" Before he could finish, I slapped him across the face.

Cindy smirked when he said that. "Do you think I want to?" Cindy suddenly broke his hand, his fingers rang out loud and the man cried out in pain. "Now tell me, is it exciting? Did you enjoy it?" when she said that she twisted his hand even more. "No, stop it! Let me explain... she is my girlfriend I-i just asking her to go home because it's late already!" the man lied. "Oh really? Do you know him?" Cindy asked the girl coldly. "No! I was just passing by when he suddenly approaches me and---- "

She shut the door and dropped the box on the floor. “Yes, I do. We went to high school together.” I could see the sad expression on her face. “She was my best friend. Or so I thought. Long story short, I got a boyfriend, he had an accident and went into a coma. I wasn't there when he woke up and she was. He had lost his memory and he was now the girl he fell in love with. She lied to him that she was his girlfriend and they got married.” She laughed. “They actually got married. And I ended up being the loser. When I heard she was coming to work here, I couldn't take it so I resigned."