I Lied Novels & Stories

But I also knew that if I couldn't convince her to listen to me in the next few minutes, she was going to walk out of this room and straight into a trap that would destroy her life. "You're right," I said quietly. "I lied about more than just money. I lied because I was a coward who was afraid that if you knew the truth about who I was, you would see me as just another rich man trying to buy your affection." "So instead, you decided to manipulate my emotions by pretending to be humble and struggling? That's supposed to be better?" "No, it's not better. It was stupid and selfish and wrong, and I've regretted it every day since yo

I release the breath I’d been holding. There. Everything's fine. And then… Lloyd steps through the door. “Is this how you greet your brother?”

“Don’t do anything crazy. Don’t go in there, don’t make a scene. You have Ayden, do you understand? You’re a mom, and he needs you to be strong.” “Strong?” Sofía retorted, a lump in her throat. “He lied right to my face! If he really was at a work meeting, he could have told me, ‘I’m at the hotel, closing a deal.’ But no. He told me he was at the office. That’s not a detail, Lili. That’s a lie through and through.” Lili felt a weight settle on her chest. “I can’t believe Adrián would do this…” she murmured, more to herself than to her friend. “Not after everything he fought for you.”

“Didn’t even get the first board straight before I slipped and broke my arm. Didn’t want my mom to be mad, so I told her I tripped on a rock.” I laughed, covering my mouth. “You lied?” He gave me a playful look. “I left out a few details.” “That’s still lying.” He shrugged. “I just bent the truth.” I shook my head, smiling so hard my cheeks hurt. “You’re impossible.” “I know.”

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 asked. I hesitated. “Tell me.” She said. “Three.” I lied. “ . . . Liar. Liar." she said, whispered, smirking, "She said again, 'tell me the truth.'” “Fine . . . I’m going to be honest this time, I slept with eleven.” I said. She studied me for a second, "Would you sleep with me?" My eyes widened, not expecting her to ask, "Yes."

Winds blew my black not so long hair after I stepped outside for the first time after almost two hours inside the train. We gathered in circles, divided by the Edge we came from then a guy wearing a suit appeared in front of us. He’s old and has beard all over his face. “Welcome to the Center, Liars!” he shouted. Liars, that’s what we’re called, the participants of this stupid game.

I ask my voice barely in a whisper. “Hmm?” He murmurs into my neck. “When you said you loved me? Did you mean it?” He pulls aways lightly and looks into my eyes. He doesn’t say anything for a long moment. I begin to mentally kick myself for saying anything. I lower my eyes to look at the floor and tighten the towel around myself. He grasps my chin lightly and moves my head so I am looking him in the eye. “I lied.” I forced my face out of his grasp and stepped around him walking out of the bathroom. “I lied when I ignored you that night at the Howler. I lied when I told you I wouldn’t risk my peop

My mum interrupted my thoughts. I hesitated, unsure of what to say. I didn’t want to tell her the truth. “Oh, it was just my friend telling me they sent my share of the prize money.” I lied. “Okay.” I went out back to tell Liam I was ready to leave. He hugged his granny goodbye. “Bye, Mum.” I waved her goodbye and we walked into the car. “I don’t feel too good Mum.” Liam always had these phases once in a while and it was hard to deal with. I didn’t want him to go through it again so I hoped it was just a mild discomfort.

I had lied to him about coming for a business trip that came up. I had never been good at explaining, so I sighed and told the truth. “The clue I found. It is related to the Lima family. My assistant advised me to tell him, but then he also said that Mrs. Lima is his aunt. That’s why I lied to him, because I didn’t want to make things difficult for him, but I didn’t expect him to find out.” Responsibility. I paused and asked: “What did you do? Did I come to the city of Washington suddenly?”