Love And Lies Character Novels & Stories

“Get a dog. Name it Karma. Train it to pee on his shoes.” She laughed—real this time, head thrown back, dimples on full blast. My chest did a weird flip. She wiped her eyes quickly, like tears were a weakness she couldn’t afford. I wanted to hold her hand. I didn’t. “You know what the worst part is?” she said. “I still love him. Even after all this. I hate that I do.” I nodded. I knew that kind of love. The kind that keeps you chained even when the door’s wide open.

After I recovered, he confessed to me, blushing, that it was love at first sight. My father looked down on his background. However, because I loved him, I hid my identity and married him. For six years, I stood by his side. I bled for him. I took blades for him. I used my family's power to eliminate his enemies and pushed him, step by step, into the position of Don. The man who was ruthless to others would restrain all his violence in front of me and treat me like something precious. I once casually said I liked limited-edition dolls. The next day, he acquired the company and built a private production line for me.

She furrows her eyebrows and asks, "What? Did I say something wrong?" I snap out of my stance and plaster a fake smile on my face before shaking my head, 'no'. "Keep eating Rachel." Her smile appears again and she sucks on her bottom lip, "For the first time, Troy suggests that I keep eating and doesn't blabber nonsense about how unhealthy this is? Wow,it's my honour sir." she teases me but I don't falter. Janice Willow is the girl burglar.

"Let me tell you this right now. Here in our community, we have Moroi who have royal family names. I'm one of them so you might want to take back your words." "Oh I know you're a royal, but you're not worthy of your nobility. You can't even get anywhere with social statuses without having to fuck O'Connor!" "Shut up! Take that back!" she screeched and threw herself at me. I stepped to the side and easily avoided her. "Why don't you deny it yourself Marissa? Or maybe you can't?" I laughed bitterly. "You are nothing but a whore just like your filthy mother! It's no wonder that your father left her after a one night stand that resulted in a mistake like you! You're not loved by anyone, especial

“Forever, even in silence.” I remember our first night together, the way he trembled when he touched me, how he made love to me like he was discovering religion for the first time. He kissed every part of me like I was made of prayers. When it was over, he pressed his forehead to mine and said, “I will never let anything take you from me.” Funny how the world makes liars of lovers. Noah didn’t ask about his father much. And when he did, I’d give vague answers. “He was strong,” I’d say. “Smart. A man of big dreams.” All of which were true, even if the truth itself was a lie.

He had to be honest, though—it was for his sister’s publications project. "Maybe... I’m not sure yet. It felt like admiration that faded after a week." Sounded more like infatuation. "How many girlfriends have you had?" Another dumb question. "One in high school and one in college." "Do you believe that love is blind?" Definitely not! Love is about acceptance. He placed his palm on his face, realizing this questionnaire was probably just part of Ashley’s joke. She knew he hated talking about his love life. Sipping his coffee, he moved on to the next question—then nearly choked when he read it.

I flinched at his touch, but he didn't seem to notice. "I've loved you for so long, Lia," he whispered, his voice dripping with sincerity. "I've waited patiently for you, and now that I have you, I'll never let you go." I shook my head, trying to clear the air. "George, I'm with someone else," I lied, hoping to make him leave me alone. George's expression darkened, and he frowned. "You're lying," he growled. "You're just trying to avoid me. But it won't work, Lia. I know you feel the same way about me."

“Alpha Leon never loved me. I don't love him either. I only wanted to get married to him because my parents forced our union, so I called off the wedding.” I looked towards Aldrich, my gaze was soft and I smiled. “But then when I saw Alpha Aldrich for the very first time, it was like my whole world stopped. I couldn't think. I couldn't breathe. At that instant, I knew he was the one for me and I just wanted to spend forever with him. So, when I realized that our feelings are mutual. Alpha Aldrich loves me just as much as I loved him… “ “Lies!” Leon spat, cutting me off. He sprang up to his feet and the chair scraped against the floor. “She is lying, Elders. I love—”

“This has been a big mess, hasn't it? I didn't think it'd be this difficult.” “Neither did I. It's my first time getting a wife.” She smiles at me. “And not a fiance?” I wince. “No, it's not.” She turns fully to me, surprised. “I had a fiance. A long time ago. She– she left me with nothing but a note. After she left, I begun to realize all the lies she'd told me that I was too blinded by love to see.” I spit out the word like poison. She falters. “I didn't know. Oh my God, that's why you react that way.” The chocolate tastes bitter on my lips. “Deimos...”

I didn't move. "Why?" she choked out, fingers still twisted in my shirt. "All I did was love him." She pulled back just enough to look at me, eyes swollen, mascara fully gone now. "Do you know he lied to me from the beginning? Even his name wasn't real." "I was living inside a lie," she continued, her voice dropping into something quieter and worse. "I fell in love with somebody that doesn't even exist. I gave my heart to a fictional character, Charles. I was dating a typo. I built a whole world around a ghost. I gave him the parts of me I didn't even know I had, and he just... he used them to build a better mask."