Lies He Told Me Summary Novels & Stories

Small things anchored me when everything else wanted to float away. “Okay, fine.” I turned and explained everything to her, the words tumbling out in the uneven order of confession: the money, Abraham, the lie I had told to get it. I watched her face the whole time, looking for the moment she would break. “This is wrong, Sarah,” she said simply.

Liam simply looks agape at my words, “ Who told you these words?” Liam questions his countenance beginning to change, I pulled myself out of his hold, walked away from him back to the bed, “ Nobody said anything to me, I just thought so,” I lied to him, with my back turned away. Liam walks up to me again, this time he looked and sounded pissed, “Did you hear anything?” he asked, I pursed my lips in a thin line without uttering a word back to him, “You did didn't you?”

“Apologies, I’m getting a bit unsteady in my old age.” Liesa offered a smile of understanding, but when she turned back, she caught a small, fleeting smile tugging at Angus’s lips—so brief it could’ve been a figment of her imagination. If that even counted as a smile. “What happened?” Angus’s voice cut through the silence, his gaze still sharp, waiting for an answer. Liesa hesitated, then slowly recounted the entire conversation, telling the truth with the simplicity of a child explaining something innocent. By the time she finished, her mouth had gone dry.

He told her. She nodded. He pushed her down on the chair and washed his hand before he started cooking. “Are you going to tell me what happened and why you just came back now?” she asked him. “After we eat.” He told her, cutting the veggies. After they finished eating, Liam told her everything that had happened. She looked at him, dumbfounded and speechless. “You are joking.” She said, not believing what he just told her. “No, I’m not. I’m serious. I’ll take you tomorrow to see them.” He told her.

However, I merely sighed helplessly and patted Lia’s head as I let her do whatever she wanted in me. Lia was silent at first, until I heard her sigh in astonishment. “Lewis… you…” She started to say but ended up closing her lips. She was astonished at what she had found, and gave me a heartbroken look. I smiled at her as I pressed my nose on hers. ‘Shhh. This is not the time to talk about that,’ I told her. Lia gave me a deep look before she closed her eyes and prevented the tears from falling. Then, a few seconds later, I heard her trembling voice in my mind. ‘Lewis, I have successfully seen the future,’ she softly told me.

Listening to their increasingly dangerous ideas, I hurried to speak up. "Don't be reckless. We'll be fine. They're going to pay for what they've done." The three of them looked at me in confusion. "What do you mean? You're being vague again." At this point, there was no reason to hide it anymore, so I told them directly. "I really am the heiress who was switched from the billionaire family." Then I pointed at the three of them. "But I'm not their biological daughter." They were completely thrown off, staring blankly for a long time.

I smiled Once he plugged in his phone, he turned back and looked at me, I knew it was time for me to explain what I said earlier. I let out a breath "I know, I know you’re thinking of what I did and said earlier but please you have to understand that bitch always gets on my nerves and the only way to shush her mouth is to tell her that I have something she never saw coming. But it’s fine I totally understand if you hate that idea, actually it’s a stupid idea, I don’t know what came into me. To be honest with you I don’t even clearly remember what I said and did back there so please don’t think of me as a weird person or anything like that." I blared as I let out a breath. He gaze at me looki

Left evidence everywhere. And in three days, it would all come crashing down on him. I climbed back into bed. Liam stirred, pulled me close. "Everything okay?" he murmured, half-asleep. "Yeah." I pressed against his warmth. "Everything's going to be okay." "Told you." He kissed my shoulder. "Told you we'd win." As I drifted off to sleep, I thought about Susan's recordings. About Layla's promise to testify. About all the pieces falling into place.

“What exactly did he tell you? I’m sure it wasn’t the whole truth.” Lia analyzed me, her expression shifting to doubt, and I thought she would bombard me with questions I couldn’t answer. “That doesn’t matter. I’m not very interested in knowing what kind of past you two had,” her response left me speechless. “What I do know is that the man out there loves you, and he’s desperate to have you by his side.” Why was Lia saying these things to me right now? I wanted to cry. I clenched my eyes shut and lamented because this was torturing me deeply.

I said as I walk to the sala and sat on the chair. I leaned on the chair, sipping my tea calmly. I heard footsteps near me I didn't bother to look who's walking near me. "Hands up," I heard Livv's voice, I smiled mentally as I raise both of my hands in the air. "Livv, good to see you here," I said as I stand up facing him, hands still in the air. "You lied," He said, angry and his eyes were red. "I didn't lie to you I just didn't tell you that's different," I said mocking him, looking at him intently. He pointed my the gun and chuckled.