Little White Lies Jennifer Lynn Barnes นิยาย & เรื่องราว

“I don’t have a man to tell me I can’t and since I’m unemployed that makes me a free agent. You sleep on that and let me know if you change your mind, goodnight.” I hung up. I wanted to talk more, but apparently my mom was really enjoying whatever Stanley was doing to her. Her moans were getting loud. I quickly turned my computer off, connected my headphones, and turn the volume up to its max. My phone beeped with a text from Kalil telling me I was being unfair. I’m being realistic. Being a barmaid at his club wouldn't be enough to get me my own place and pay for school and transportation. Anything else wouldn’t be enough.

The walls of the joint room of 10, were also in poor condition, with paint scractched away, leaving the cement walls peeking. She was lost in her own world coloring in her coloring book, that she had got after begging the caretaker for nth time. It was so precious for her. The barbies looked so pretty in that coloring book, that she had decided what she wanted to become after growing up. She wanted to be a barbie in her own barbie world! A cute smile stretched upon her lips. She was coloring the barbie's hairs, when someone rudely snatched the coloring book away. Sia gasped not grasping the situation and intinctively reached towards her coloring book, which was held by Tony. He was a 9 year

From the light illuminated by her flashlight she could see the person standing in front of her. "Mr. White?" she whispered out disbelievingly. "Ye...yeah and who are you?" he stuttered a little bit, heart pounding in the chest but at the same time relieved it wasn't Lydia who'd caught him. "Uh... nanny?" she voiced out in question Her head was swirling with countless thoughts, the main one being if Mr. White was cheating on his wife with Lauren? The young mean girl? Why was every celebrity's life scandalous? "Am I fired?" June hesitantly asked as Mr. White sighed before asking her to follow him.

I asked. "I don't know how to explain but I am sure you will kill me for that, " I rose my brows in confusion, "why would I kill you? what had you done?" I asked back to back. "I lied to you bout something, " He says. "What is it?" "Elina, what she told you in the hospital when you thought she lost her memory was right, I lied to you about her health condition she was all fine but-" Then he stopped in the middle of speaking out of the blue.

“Ashley, can we do this—“ I said, then she cut in, “no Janelle, we can’t.” “You said you’re fine, but I’m not. Let’s just party, we’ll be back soon, okay?” She begged, then I had no choice but to give in. She hugged me and happily hailed a taxi. “Downtown club,” she said as we got in. The city buildings blurred past us, and I replayed what I had earlier read. “Loan collateral: His granddaughter, Janelle Peters.” How could he do this to me? And what on earth did he borrow to have a debt of $500,000?

The space between us vanished, down to a mere fraction of an inch. But just as my eyelashes began to flutter shut, a sharp flash of artificial white light cut through the dim room. My eyes caught my phone screen lighting up on the piano lid. It was just a generic calendar notification, but the glowing screen was a brutal, icy reminder of the shadows constantly chasing me. In that cold flash of light, reality crashed back into the room like a tidal wave. The signed contract in Mr. Robert’s pocket. The anonymous blackmailer’s text. The stalking photo of Clyde at school.

Title: The Lie Genre: Romantic Fiction Plot Idea: Aurora "Rory" Thompson, a successful event planner, falls for her client, Julian Blackwood, a charming and wealthy businessman. As their relationship deepens, Rory discovers a shocking secret: Julian's entire identity is a fabrication. Torn between her love for him and her outrage at his deception, Rory must navigate the complex web of lies and uncover the truth about Julian's past. Chapter 1 Aurora "Rory" Thompson stared at the sleek, black business card on her desk. Julian Blackwood, CEO of Blackwood Enterprises. She had never heard of him or his company, but the hefty retainer f*e he offered to plan his charity gala was too enticing to res

"Couldn't sleep?" Lena's hands tightened on the notebook. The first lie had been his. But this- This was hers. She smiled falsely, pushing the journal behind her back. "Yeah," she replied firmly, her stomach quivering with fear. "Just restless." Ethan moved closer, his eyes never leaving hers. "Get back into bed," he whispered. Lena froze, her heart racing. And then- She nodded. She slipped the journal into the drawer behind her without a sound, hoping he hadn't noticed.