Liar Liar Mom Novels & Stories

“The damage isn’t too severe. It didn’t dissolve into the bone from what I can see.” Their mother hummed to them while their sister worked, an old song she frequently sang when they were younger and poorer at regulating their own emotions. It was as much for her as it was for them. Lui would come after such news, and she needed to be back in complete control of herself before then. They could hear the footsteps thundering toward the house long before Lui burst through the door. In an instant, his mother was on her feet, preventing him from further entrance. “Surely, you’re joking. Analiese, these two have become two of my best—”

“I’m so sorry, son. I love you so f*cking much and I can’t keep lying to you.” Liam chuckled without humor. “What do you mean?” He sounded nervous. “I lied to you about that day; the day that your mom died. She was not the one that was driving. I was.”

Liar The child looked around at the two of us until she spoke. "Why don't you like it, Daddy, Auntie?" Dave and I couldn't answer. "Okay, I'll take a picture of you two first." "What?" I reacted immediately. "It's okay with me," Dave replied. Davvy dragged me to his father’s side. There was nothing I could do when Davvy came to the front to take a picture of us. "Daddy, go near to Aunt Brii." She approached me. "You put your arms to her shoulder, Daddy."

His eyes are still wide, and my mother is still trying to get him to say something. “You have five minutes in which to tell me what the fuck my mate is talking about. If you lie to me, I will know. If I don’t like what you have to say, I will kill you where you sit.” “Orrin!” My mother screeches. “Please, don’t do this. Whatever Anja is talking about, I’m sure Liam has an answer. He can’t have died because he’s alive and sitting right next to me. I’ve held his hand and felt his kisses,”

Her nostrils flared when she delivered those words. “I welcomed you into our house with open arms, even though Diane only met you for a while. And now, you will repay our kindness with this, huh? David and Denise were so fond of you too, but you’ve lied to us! You broke our trust!” Mom looked so devastated as her chest went up and down. “Why? What are you planning, Liam? To continuously deceive all of us by not telling the truth? Are you helping us now so that you could wash away all the sins you’ve committed before?” Mom was beyond furious.

"Go into that room. There's a brand-new game console in there." I pointed at Mom's bedroom. I then turned to look at Mary and said, "Mom just bought a bunch of luxury skincare products a few days ago. They're all imported brands." "Jack, I saw Mom withdraw seven grand the other day. She kept it all in the closet." After I said those things, everyone's expressions changed instantly. Their eyes drifted toward Mom's bedroom almost automatically. "Y-You're talking nonsense!" Mom shouted as she lunged at me to cover my mouth, but I dodged her easily.

She wanted to ask Amir, but she had to know her boundaries especially at that particular moment. Amir kicked the solid black road with his shoe before he said, "Everyone is entitled to have an opinion about me, good or bad. My mother clearly does and it is just fine. Even if she doesn't want to see my face, at least I get to wish her a happy birthday like this every year till she stops coming here."

"Even if she's under glamour, as long as it's Sidhe glamour, there's nothing we can do about it." She did not just tell me such a thing. "Mom," I used her exact same tone, setting sparks off in her eyes. Button successfully pushed. It had been a long time since we'd had a nuclear meltdown. And while I didn't really want to shove my mother into a corner, damn it, she needed to learn to listen to me. "This is Liam's mother." I grit my teeth, sugary yumminess turning sour in my mouth. "Liam. The Gatekeeper." Pause for effect. "Mom."

“I’m not joking.” “What…did you do?” “Me?” She scoffs, “I’ve been at school? I told. I’m letting you know as a favor.” “Where is she?” I demand. “Where is my mom?” Vivian stands, smoothing her skirt. “Um, duh, jail.” The sound that leaves me isn’t a word. It’s something broken. I try to swing my legs over the side of the bed. “You’re lying! My mom cries when she sees animals outside for the winter! She feeds the homeless! She would never do anything against the law! She wouldn’t—she couldn’t—”

Andy defended immediately. "Keep quiet. What do you know? Didn't you read Lia's letter along side see the poison bottle? " She asked angrily almost yelled. " I know but.... " " It's okay Andy" Lisa immediately interrupted. " I didn't kill Lia mom. Believe me" Lisa said sadly. Her own mother too were among her accusers. Nothing.. absolutely nothing hurt more than this. "Shut up. You did. I can't believe you could do this to your own flesh and blood" her mom half yelled not wanting to attract attention.