Liar Liar Mom Novels & Stories

"You're lying! I didn't steal any presents!" The words had just left my lips when Mom roared, "Claire Peterson!" She stormed toward me until she was standing in front of me. She grabbed my bloody arm and hissed, "How dare you talk back to Amanda and lie in front of everyone? You have utterly humiliated me, allowing everyone to ridicule me! I have no choice but to teach you a lesson you'll never forget." The pain should have been excruciating as Mom dug her fingers into my wounds. But I couldn't feel anything.

"She got so worked up her claws shredded the skin on my back." He looked down at the silver band in his hand—the ring he had yet to slide onto my finger—with total indifference. "I’m laying it all out there, Elara," he said. "Whether you still want the title of Luna is entirely up to you." ... A deathly silence fell over the town square. The entire pack was waiting for the union to be sealed. My mother was there, too. She had been covering her mouth to stifle tears of joy; now, her expression had twisted into one of pure horror.

“I just wanted to know where you were.” Lia turned to really look at her mother, and that’s when she noticed the swollen eyes, the dark circles, the exhaustion written all over her face. Stacey had been crying. She hadn’t slept much, if at all. And who could blame her? The woman had just found out that the man she was about to marry was a liar, a manipulator… and worse. “Mom, I’m fine,” Lia said softly. “My battery died.” She paused, then shifted closer. “How are you holding up?”

"Mommy loves me." "Does your mommy, ever talk badly about Mr. Sterling?" Lucas’s lawyer asked. Liyana looked at me. I shook my head. Lucas’s lawyer smiled. "It's okay. You can tell the truth, Liyana." Liyana eyes filled with tears. "She said he's not my daddy " Liyana said. "She said he's a liar." "Did she tell you to say that Liyana?" Lucas’s lawyer asked. Liyana shook her head. Her face was turning red. Her breathing was getting faster.

The doctor simply nodded, leaving Liam grappling with a sense of uncertainty and fear for his mother Liam, with a heavy heart, waited for hours, days, and weeks, yearning for his mom to wake up. One afternoon, he arrived at the hospital with his grandmother, but to his dismay, his mom wasn’t in her hospital room. Confused, he turned to his grandmother, who already knew the heart-wrenching truth. Tears streaming down her face, Liam asked, "Why are you crying, Grandma? Mom is fine, right? Maybe they are going to change her room." His grandmother, overcome with emotion, embraced him tightly and uttered, "I'm sorry Liam. I'm sorry," revealing the painful reality of his mother's fate. Nooooo!!! h

Anna's mom said as she crouched to his height, wiping his tears. "I thought you said lying is bad. Why did Liam’s parents lie to him? They shouldn't have done that. And his Daddy is bad for not wanting him before," Anna stated. "Anna! You shouldn't say that to your friend," her mom corrected. "I'm sorry, Liam," Anna apologized with a sad face, making Liam smile. "Listen, Liam, I know you're mad at your parents, but leaving the house isn't the best option. You're too young for that. How about I take you home and talk to your Mummy?" Anna's mom smiled, but Liam shook his head again.

Yayyyyyy, I love you mommy". She yelled running off to watch TV. "My babies, I said going over to hug Damien and Lisa kissing Dame on the cheeks and Lisa on her forehead". "Hey mom, how was work today? Dame asked taking my handbag and dropping it on the couch. "Oh boy, it was good it wasn't really hectic today. How was school today? I asked them. "awesome". "Great". "Nothing happened?". "Nope" They replied. Damien rolled his eyes taking Luca from my arms. " You just got home Mom, shower and we can start dinner. I'll help. I tried to protest but he shut me up

he asked glaring at her. "If you did not beat him, then, why was he lying on the ground?" she retorted. "I only slapped him because he was telling me cock and bull story which infuriated me. Even a dumb person will not believe such an implausible story. He is such a blatant liar!" he said with anger. Mom was silent for a moment as she glowered at him. After a couple of seconds, she turned to look at me and said, "Luther, what did you tell your father."

“It’s your mom who died, what’s my signature got to do with anything? Ava, stop making a scene and leave Chloe alone!” I looked at him, a long, hard look. Then I asked a question. "Liam, if that was your mother lying there, would you do the same thing? Would you ask someone to sign a waiver? Would you call her a useless old woman?" Liam's face changed instantly. Rage flared in his eyes. "Shut up!" he roared. "My mom is perfectly fine in Ohio! Don't you dare curse her! She's healthy and happy! Not like your mother, that old hag who got herself killed trying to run a scam!"

“You’ve been in prison too, dad. You too, Grandma. It’s a family record” I say. “I’ve been there just two days” My grandma replies. “Well, two days is two days, you still in prison though” I shrug, my eyes point her. “This is not a joke, Maia” My mom responds. “Oh God, come on! Don’t you think that I don’t know what this family has done? You all are liars” I state. “Watch your mouth, Maia!” My mom exclaims.