He Lied She Believed Novels & Stories

he lied. The other council members were looking at him also. One of their expressions, Katherine, said she did not believe a word he was saying. The other expressions remained blank. " That's a lie , your son was rude and acted smug towards us. From the minute he turned up to help us with the dark witches ", Derek snapped. " Derek ", his father said. He looked at him as if to say, calm down son. " I'm sorry about that , but my son was most upset when he got back here , they all were for how your son spoke to them and acted towards them , like I said we were led to believe what we had been doing was wrong , and that was what you had come here to discuss " Derek's father explained.

She was weak and stayed plastered against the wall. Had she denied her feelings for that bastard, had she refused that she planned her own escape with that scoundrel, had she denied that she didn’t stole the file on her own and that the traitor forced her, he would have blindly believed her, without another cross check. Every lie from her mouth, he would have believed like a true believer of God. Slowly their breathing got normal.

I listened to his explanation. "I want to believe you but you were trained to make people believe whatever story you want to sell. You can tell a lie and people would believe you." "Well, if you put it that way then I have no idea on how to convince you that I am telling the truth. Would you like to talk to Sheila instead maybe you would believe her?" He stated frustratedly.

“That part is working.” His gaze sharpened. “No, Sharon. The part that is working is that you still think this says something true about you.” I looked away because that was the part that hurt most. Not the headlines or the strangers. It was the fact that some wounded part of me still knew how to believe them. “I was already disappearing before I met him,” I said. “Maybe people will believe this because it sounds possible.” Xavier was silent for a moment. Then he said, “People believing a lie does not make it truth.”

she whispered as she caved and just sat next to me, hugging me "I’m not going anywhere..." 'Lie' I thought, but at that moment... at that moment I just wanted to believe it was true. I’d rather believe it. ⋅• ♱ •⋅

"You should've told me that you didn't love me in the first place. Why lie to me? And don't expect me to believe the bullshit you've just said about Shea" "I'm so sorry for lying to you all along, Liam. I was just scared. It just wasn't fair to you. There are things you don't understand. Fairies are not myths, they exist. You have to believe me. I feel horrible for doing this to you" I sobbed.He moved closer to me and embraced me. "You know that I don't like liars, Dev. I'm sorry If I made you feel like you had no choice but to lie to me. But, I'm still not convinced about what you told me"

“Yesterday, you said they dragged your family outside. Today, they came at night and killed everyone inside. Doesn't that story sound made-up to you?” Her chest tightened. “You don't expect me to narrate everything accurately. I was traumatized.” she almost cried. “Not like that.” She stood up to leave. “Believe whatever you want. You don't even know me” “And I know when I’m being lied to.” She stopped walking. Our eyes locked. She tried to avoid mine but I held on, glaring into those innocent eyes of hers. “You think I’d make something like that up?” she asked. Her voice had dropped at this point. I didn’t answer immediately.

, "I do, but now I don't think I can trust him or anyone of them. they're such good liar." "What do you mean?". She asked me for details. "He lied to me, he hid an important piece of information from me and acted all innocent. How am I to believe him now?" I exhaled loudly showing her how frustrated I was. Maya was lost in her thoughts for a while but never stopped massaging me and I was grateful for that. I needed all the means of relaxation now.

I want answers and I will have them while I'm sane and can make decisions of my own. "You're an idiot. " She states. "You lied to me about the train tracks. You lied about what's going on, especially with Brett's death. " "I know nothing about his death. I have nothing to do with that, why won't you believe me? " "Because you're lying. " I respond. "I'm not lying. " she maintains adamantly once more, the waterworks now pouring from her eyes. God I had to give it to this woman. She was as gutsy as she had the balls to keep up this charade.

“That was never the problem.” “I know you’re angry.” “No. I was angry before. Now I’m finished.” He shook his head at once, as if refusing the word could undo it. “You’re hurt, and you have every right to be. But I was deceived too. Lia lied about everything. The illness, the child, the ledger. She made me believe the Vitales would destroy her if I didn’t step in.” “You chose to believe her.” “I know that now.” “Knowing it now doesn’t change what you chose then.”