Love And Lies Character の小説・ストーリー

he always loved her so much, I never knew that there was a story she wasn't telling me. See she loved this boy named Jacob and she planned that they would both get married, at that time she told me that he had been involved in an accident and he needed her more than ever, she loved him with her whole being and mourning her father... everything had been too much for her, for all the sarcifice she had made for me and how much she had helped me, I wanted to help her and so I made up the Idea that I go in her stead and marry you, I promised to give her back the money that was rightfully hers when the time came. I never knew she had made up so many lies, you see, that time I asked for that money

Fergus 's face contorted in desperation. Sandra's mask slipped, revealing a flicker of pain. 'He must not know, he must not know how my heart burns for him. How much I love him.’ She thought. She had to lie again, spin another lie to chase away this man she clearly could not live without. She regained control and spoke in the coldest tone possible, her words contradicting her heart. "What if I told you I don’t?” A lie. “That I don't feel anything, Fergus,” Another lie. “You're just a distraction. A momentary escape." The biggest lie.

"You said you love me, but you allowed what people say to determine your love for me, Jeri. If you truly had loved me from the start, we wouldn't have gotten through all these unnecessary crises. But I get to understand that you never, for once, love me, but lying to me that you do. I thought you were different from other girls. Now that I have found out your true identity, Jeri, I hate you to the core. Never in my life would I want to set eyes on you again. "You refused to marry me, yet you agreed to marry Francis Roland, who has no clue how I saved your life and that of your infant. What does Francis Roland have that I don't have, huh? You should have told me from the beginning that you do

“Since you know so much about me, maybe you should know that I didn’t grow up poor for me to be after his money so I married him because I wanted to and because I loved him.” That was a lie from the pit of hell but I didn’t care. How did he even know I was married to Javon? Well, he hadn’t mentioned his name so maybe he doesn’t know who I was married to. “You loved Javon Qienten?” His laughter was so loud that it embarrassed me. So I guess he knew who I was married to. “Why’s that so hard to believe since you seem to know him well? Is he so incapable of love?”

“Stop lying to yourself, Adam. The baby’s dead. I thought about it long and hard before I came to the firm decision to abort her. “I don’t want my baby to be born into a family without love. Of course, I don’t want to keep pestering a man who doesn’t love me.” Adam immediately refuted her, “No, that’s not true. How could I not love you? Ginnie, I’ve been hopelessly in love with you since a long time ago, but I was blind and mistook you for someone else. I thought that Snow was my savior, and that’s why I kept siding with her and made you sad. But I’ve realized my true feelings now. Right from the start, you’re the only person I’ve ever loved.” Ginnie sneered. “You never learned anything, Ada

"Tell me, who could say no to a romantic poet?" "Sheila." I frowned. "Who?" "My ex-wife." His response came easy. Too easy; it was almost elusive. "Anyways, I'll tell you about that part of my life someday. For now, let's focus on you and your love life. But Mama Charlotte told me about you and Sayge. Then she said I should help two confused hearts who truly love each other but can't seem to find a common ground to build their love upon." At first I was lost, trying to make sense of what he'd just revealed. Then it clicked. I jumped from the seat, taking my hand away from his hold. "So all of this was a lie? The dinner, kisses, flowers? I was a pawn in some game?"

"That's not…." "I'm falling in love with you!" The words exploded out of her, raw and bleeding. "Actually, that's a lie. I've already fallen. Completely, stupidly, irrevocably in love with a man who sees me as a strategic liability. Who recreates my mother's recipes and helps my sister with school and holds me through nightmares—not because he loves me, but because he's good at playing his part." "Isabella, that's not fair….."

“You meant it enough to lie. You meant it enough to keep him in the dark and your fiancée, while stealing me from him.” Denver clenched his fists. “You told me you were happy that I had finally found someone to love, Marcus. You lied. Is there anything about you that’s real?” “Denver, I—” Marcus started, but the words faltered, guilt choking him. India stepped back, her dress whispering against the floor. “How long, Marcus? How many women have you been cheating with on me? How many lies have you told us?” Marcus’s voice was raw, pleading. “India, I love you. I do. Vanessa was hurt, and I was trying to console her when I became weak. I don’t want to lose you. I thought—”

“Yes, I staged the pregnancy. Yes, I lied. But it was because I love you, Astor. I just wanted to be with you!” Astor stared at her, his disbelief mixing with disgust. “You call this love? You’ve done nothing but lie and manipulate everyone around you. That’s not love, Susan. That’s obsession.” Susan’s tears turned to anger, her eyes flashing. “You don’t understand! I’ve always loved you, but you never saw me. It was always someone else. First Charlotte, then your stupid career—” “Get out,” Astor interrupted, his voice low and deadly. Susan froze. “What?”

They all had their crushes, and they and their crushes had had no romantic relationships yet. “You should chase him, Lia. I know his character is terrible, you may have to receive a bitter word when you show him your love, he may fire you. But, it’s all right. If he doesn’t love you, you don’t have to love a man who will never belong to you. If he loves you, you deserve his love.” Lahaina’s advice made Lia reflect for a long time. Lia wondered what would make her able to continue doing this work. It’s not interesting when she had to do an unprofessional job. Calming a bunch of women who were abandoned by a man stressed her out.