Liars Novel Novels & Stories

"Liam, she lied to you. She pretended to be a journalist just to get close to you, to steal confidential information and use it against Hughes Group. "And even this hosting opportunity—she only got it by sleeping her way to the top!" Liam was silent for a long moment before turning to me. "Do you have anything to say?" Did I have anything to say? I could feel Linda’s hatred, the twisted satisfaction in her gaze. And suddenly, the whole situation felt absurd. We were just two years apart, born to the same parents. After Mom died, we should have been the only family each other had left in this world.

He turned out to be a liar so she was sure he was about to start telling her more lies. With a heavy sigh, Liam embarked on the task of laying out the truth to Karen. He started detailing his encounter with Sheila, emphasizing that him and Sheila were allies and nothing more, eliminating the false claims Sheila had made about their romantic involvement. He explained how they had teamed up against Mr Clark and his organisation.

“At dawn. Alone. Without security. Without telling anyone.” I swallowed hard, forcing myself to nod. “Yes.” For a long moment, silence pressed between us. His gaze pinned me where I stood, sharp as a blade, cutting deeper the longer it lingered. Finally, he stepped closer. “You’re lying.” My breath hitched, but I shook my head quickly. “I’m not.” His lips curved, not in a smile, but something colder. “You forget, Zaria. I grew up in a house of liars. I know the look of a lie better than anyone and I also know what you’re capable of.”

I ended the call and picked up the folder again, my eyes drawn back to the orphanage name like it was pulling me. The truth settled fully now. Lilith wasn’t just in danger, she was a surviving claim. A symbol, a liability, to the wrong people. It clicked. Twice as hard in that second. If Lucian married her to control history, then history was about to break free. I dropped my pad on the desk with deliberate force and started to reach for my keys. One last thought cut through me as I turned toward the door. I needed to be somewhere. Now. And I walked out.

What will happen to us? "I am not being secretive," I said. "Okay, I believe you. There's no need for secrets between us. It's me and you against the world, right?" she asked. "Yes," I whispered. That night, I couldn't focus on anything. I felt guilty making love to her. Rose's P. O. V. Liam is definitely lying. His grey eyes were dark and they were avoiding my gaze when he answered my questions. What was it? Is he cheating on me? Did his feelings for Annie come back?

There should be nothing left to write because all kinds of scenarios were written in them. Aster: Do you read or watch Contract marriage-based works? Lia felt very dumbfounded after seeing this. Lia: I read all of this like five years ago. Now I'm more interested in farming-type books. Aster felt that the vocabulary was new. So, he didn't know many of the book genres. Aster: Dont you feel scared that what happened in these contract marriage books would happen to you? Lia: Please, like I would ever like you. I want money. That's it. You are not at all attractive to me. I see you and my heart doesn't beat at all.

I also didn't care if I was considered barbaric because I wouldn't let myself be trampled on anymore. After that, I walked quickly until I reached the bed. I pointed at Elio. "If you really love my sister and already have a child with her, you don't need to marry me and get me pregnant, you bastard!" Elio stood up immediately. "You're pregnant?" I chuckled sarcastically. "Is that important to you now?" "Lia, I can explain—" "Explain what? That you've actually been cheating on me since I was in prison? That you don't really love me and you love Lith? You'd better shut up!"

“We plan. Carefully. We wait for the right moment. Lorenzo is clever, but he isn’t invincible. And we will find a way. You have to believe that. You have to hold on, no matter how scary it gets.” Lilian shook her head, trying to grasp the reality of everything Sophia had just revealed. “I… I don’t know if I can. Everything… everything I thought I knew is a lie.” Sophia nodded. “I know. I feel the same way. I grew up thinking I had a family, a mother, a father… someone who would protect me. But it was all lies. And now… we’re caught in this nightmare.” Lilian’s voice trembled. “And Lorenzo… he’s… he’s terrifying. I saw it. I felt it. How… how can anyone be like him?”

" Noah muttered an obscenity under his breath. "William orchestrated this from the start." The guard grimly acknowledged with a nod. "He’s informing everyone that new evidence suggests Lady Liliana has been collaborating with the same conspirators responsible for the pack’s attacks." A chill came over me. It was a recurring nightmare. Falsehoods spreading more swiftly than the truth. Allies turning against me before I had an opportunity to defend myself. I recalled standing entirely alone at the celebration ball while Taryn distorted every phrase I uttered, manipulating the pack into believing I had betrayed him. The shame, the hushed gossip, the looks of disdain all came flooding back.