Liar Liar Mom Novels & Stories

He said with a smile. "Liar," His mom replied. "I am not lying, why should I lie? I was really about to call you," "Sounds fake but okay," She responded clearly not believing him. "You didn't come around again, Liam you are really doing the most," His mom accused. "I told you I will mom, I told you to give me time," "Time? Liam? Really? You need time to think about coming to visit your family? Wow, just wow Williams," His mom said. Her using his full name meant she was fed up with him.

What exactly were you trying to do? Sharon burst into tears and suddenly pointed at Mom. "It's not my fault! She told me to do it! "I'm just a small-time nurse from an outside clinic. I didn't know she had severe anemia! But her mother clearly knew about her condition and still told me to keep drawing blood!" Mom's whole body trembled as she struggled to breathe. Then it suddenly hit her. Everything Sharon had said before had been a lie. Because by then, I was already dead.

My mom had spent my entire life convincing me I was beautiful. “How’s work?” “Good.” “You’re lying, you don’t sound good.” I laughed. “Why does everyone keep saying that?” “Because you’re a terrible liar.” Ava nearly choked on her drink from laughing. Mom heard. “Is Ava there?” “Yes.” “Good.” Ava grabbed the phone immediately. “mummy.” “My favorite daughter.” I gasped. “Excuse me?” “You heard me.” Both women laughed. Traitors. The conversation continued for several minutes before Mom asked to speak to me again.

“You want to dance around the truth, fine. But this game of yours it ends soon. I’m getting closer.” “To what?” he asked, voice dropping. “To me? Or to the truth?” Damn him. He leaned forward. “You’re chasing ghosts. You think I’m the big bad wolf, but I’m not the one you should be afraid of.” “You are the one I should be afraid of,” I whispered, hating the truth in the words. “You make people disappear. You lie with a smile. You kiss like you mean it, then walk away like it meant nothing.”

With a shaky exhale, she steeled herself, pressing the phone to her ear as she fought to steady her voice. "Hi, Mom," Liana managed, her tone strained but hopeful that she could disguise the turmoil that raged inside. "Hi, sweetheart," her mother replied, her voice soft and soothing. "How are you? Are you enjoying your day with Tony?” Liana swallowed hard, struggling to suppress the surge of emotion that threatened to overwhelm her. "Yeah, he iss… taking care of me, mom" she lied, the words feeling like lead weights on her tongue. There was a brief pause, and then, "Are you sure you're alright, Liana?" her mother pressed, her tone laced with concern. "You sound a bit...off."

And now, she had just discovered that the daughter-in-law she'd handpicked was not only a fraud, but an illegitimate child used to cover up a family scandal. For her, it was the ultimate humiliation. "Liars!" my mother's voice trembled. "These damn liars!" She charged for the door. "Mom—" I tried to stop her, but it was too late. BANG! My mother didn't knock. She kicked the door clean off its hinges. Aurelia and her mother stared in horror. "Liar!" my mother shrieked. "You dare bring a bastard's blood into my family?"

Again, another fake cry rips out of my throat. “Are you lying to me right now?” he demands. “I swear to my dying mother, I'm not lying. I even took pictures sir!” Suddenly, he squats down in front of me and roughly grabs my face and lifts my head. A malicious smirk curves on his lips. “If I ever find out you are lying to me, you will never get to see your mother again, maybe you will join her in hell.” “I swear I'm not lying.” It's not my fault you are a fool, Liam. If you thought you and your family are the only manipulative ones, think again because I will make you dance to my tune.

“What? Are you kidding me? My mom, your mate? That is the greatest lie I've ever heard!” “Trust me, Laura, I'm not a man to joke around. No matter the powers I seek, I will never lie about my mate, or my child. “ “Hold on a minute, I still don't think I understand anything of what you are saying. You say mom is your mate. Does this mean she is the woman you mentioned who ran away from you?”

When she opened them, the anger was gone, replaced by a soft look. “I never lied, the truth is whatever the public believes, and if they believe you killed my husband, then you did it,” Mom said through gritted teeth. She continued, “So what if you didn't kill him? The truth is what I say it is.” She declared. With each sentence, her patience slipped. Lydia was silent. “What are you silent about? Too stunned to speak?” Mom pestered, fuelling Lydia's quietness. “You should have thought about this before you tried to take my son away from me.” She ground her teeth.

His grandma scolds him. “Grandma mom doesn’t know me again”He tells her. “Let’s go home dear”She tells him before carrying him up. “Why does mom not remember me?” Liam questions his grandma who was holding back her tears as she looks at the little kid who yearns for his mother that doesn’t give a damn about him. “ i'm an orphan”Liam declares as his vision turned black.