Liar Star Wars Novels & Stories

She looked almost too tempting for words. "No, really! He saw our contract!" I insisted. "What contract?" she asked, still half-dressed, clearly not buying it. "The fake marriage agreement! The one Mr. Booth had us sign! He kept it on his computer, and Mrs. Booth saw it on his computer!" I blurted out in frustration. "Fake marriage?" Tracy's voice was sharp with disbelief. "Wait, are you telling me we have a fake marriage?" "Are you really this clueless? Stop pretending like you didn't know! Did you think we were really married? Did you forget we're just playing a role here?" I was starting to lose patience.

"It suits you." I wanted to laughed right now in front of his face. I know damn well that he was just fooling me. I know his type. I know he always preferred women with long and flowing hair. And cutting my hair makes me feel that I already escape from his environment. I want the older version of myself back, without any influence from him.

Triston turned back to me, “Of course I told her, remember Iris?” I got the suggestion, “This is Alexadrea.” I heard him remind me. Well, tell me for the first time. “Now I recall,” I lied. “How is she?” “She’s great.” Marcus gushed, “You know she’s an actress, right? Just like you, sis,” I hadn’t been an actress since what I had done. I gave up all that to keep Triston. “Really?” I smiled at him, “That’s great. What is she on?” Marcus tilted his head,

I instructed as he nodded. He pulled away just in time Xylah walked in, she had a smile on her face. "Well I am back," she announced. "Did you make my baby frown?" Xylah asked Jared when she saw my expressions. "He is still angry I betrayed him," Jared lied. "Well, that's not your fault, you were lucky enough to choose the winning side and thank you, we won with him so you don't have to worry about his expression," Xylah said.

Though it was proving to be difficult, especially when I had to stop myself from looking at the top of her shoulder, itching to see the scar and prove that it was the same from the wolf who had invaded us. “Zane? Did you hear me?” Shit. I shook my head and cleared my throat before smiling back at Leia. “I’m sorry, uh, I got distracted. What did you say? I’m really sorry.” I couldn’t tell her that what I was really sorry for was having to lie to her. Having to act like I don’t know anything, when I was trying to pry into her past. “Oh… um…” Leia bit her lip shyly, and glanced down at her feet before looking back up at me, except her eyes kept wandering, and it was obvious she couldn’t keep ey

I frowned at Luke, realizing that I was still holding him then pulling away after. "I think it's about our involvement in the liar gas." He whispered back at me, plastering a cheery grin on his face. I thought the fame thing would get to him. He'd always been considered by the majority, a weirdo so a moment like this one was something to die for. He waved at them like he was deemed royalty. "Oh my God." I rolled my eyes in astonishment. "You've got to be kidding me." I made sure to point out.

Mateo sloped back to his chair childishly crossing his arms at his elder sister's command. "Did he try to... go any further?" Marco asked. "He had all intentions of doing so," Lia replied. "But I always had an excuse or a reason to put it off." "Why didn't you tell us, Lia?" Lenny asked. "Probably because of the exact reaction I just got," Lia replied. "I don't blame you," Lisa said. "We were going to find out eventually," Carlos said. "Yeah, I was hoping that time would preferably be when everything else has settled down a bit. The war's only been finished 5 hours," Lia said.

"Now she's spurting bullshit. The next thing you know, she's the descendant of the first Jedi or the secret daughter of Anakin Skywalker." "Sorry, it's me. I convinced her to watch it and now we're cosplaying it for a week starting tomorrow," Jiro lamented. Poor guy. "Don't worry, the phase of being a Jedi already passed," "I'm not a Jedi, I'm the last… mmph, ugh!" I glanced at her. Starliss was stuffing some chips in her mouth.

Feeling myself slowly dying with everything she was doing I started to remember when I could at least talk Lyra. I missed Lyra, missed being able to talk without being judge or used for a benefit I couldn’t fully control. Seeing the girl who had claimed to be named Star made me realize she wasn’t at all honest with whom she was, she had been lying to get information to her mother because despite wining so many wars she was still stuck with winning the war with Alpha Alek.

I wasn’t sure if he was aware of it or he just hated the disrespect. “Don’t you want it? You get to be one of my wives instead of a soldier that no one remembers,” he said. And that stung. “It would be a slap to your three wives that you still seek to add more,” I said. “I never promised them no more wives,” he said with a shrug. “Do you agree?” “What packs do you want?” I humored him. The looks on everyone’s faces told me they were surprised I asked that. “West Fang and Starfire packs.”