Man Who Never Lied Novels & Stories

She really don't play. "I am not a threat. I'll say who I am once all of you are here." The man said. I looked back and scanned him up and down. He smirked at me and I smiled. "You fine and all, but don't get hurt. Though you are a big ass muthafucka." He chuckled. "Trust me. I don't make it a habit of underestima-"

one of them says to the other. "Pardon my manners, I'm Elaine, Nathan's cousin" she plasters a fake smile on her face and I roll my eyes. I'm trying not to embarrass Nathan's grand mom but this girls here have to do something about their fake appearance. I mean, if a doll is a person, it would be Elaine. "Well I came to see who Nathan married, I was surprised because Nathan doesn't commit to anyone, he cannot love anyone just have that in mind" she smirks and walks away with her little minion like she just successfully broke a happy marriage.

the stranger said, “Remember, we both want to achieve our goal.” I turn my head and look at him over my shoulder. The man seated right in front of my desk was the leader of the hunters. His name was Emanuel, and he had a fucking serious reputation. Not only because he was an outstanding leader or hunter, but because he was good at deceiving people. His talent to lie and enamored anyone was a unique one. I knew what his intentions were all along. I know he was half lying to me, but I was not stupid because long ago, I could deceive him as well. He thought I didn’t know what his intentions indeed were, but I was. I was no naïve or stupid person.

He asked looking into my eyes. “No.” I replied. He is the only one who has never lied to me, regardless of how awful the truth is he always makes sure to tell me. I know he would never lie to me because he was the only one that told me about my father, he made me realize that that man is not the sinless saint I had originally thought him to be. The sinless Saint I had spent my whole childhood adoring. DIEGO’S POV “VVIP Invitation to the grand of the Crest club

The first thing I learned about lying was that you should never make the lie bigger than the truth. The second thing I learned was that sometimes the truth was so dangerous that the only way to keep someone alive was to make yourself look insane. So when the young man at the door asked me who Lila was, I looked at him and said, “I have never had a daughter.” He stared at me. Behind him, I could see the hallway. Two men. One woman. Another agent near the stairs.

I replied, looking away, hoping and praying that he doesn't realize that I have been crying but I am not so lucky. " You have been crying." It was more like a statement than a question. The man has always been observative. You can't hide anything from him. I nodded my head, not in the least interested in lying to him. What's the point anyway, the man is allergic to lies. " Same old story, old man, but I am alright now." I replied . I just admitted to crying earlier but I wasn't going to spit the reason why. " That's a lie Tania and you know it." The old man said in a displeased tone. " Is this about him? Your mate?" He insisted and my heart dropped.

“He… was my uncle. And like many of you, I trusted him, but he deceived us all.” She paused, choosing her words carefully. “And I know it’s hard to believe, but he took his own life after admitting everything. I’m sure many of you saw it happen yourselves.” For a second, there was silence. Then the crowd stirred. “He was a good man,” one old woman said softly. “He helped me when I lost my husband,” another added. “That's how evil present itself, with lies,” one cautioned. “He wasn’t greedy,” someone insisted. “He gave everything he had.”

“What… The f*ck?” That was my first words after the man stunned us with his revelation. I look at him and he was still using the same expression. I can’t see any lies and tried to ask him again. “You’re not lying, do you?” He took a sighed and lay on his mattress. “Believe what you want. I rarely lie.” “Then, may I ask you this? What kind of item that you stole from Cat’s grandpa’s house?” Aaron questioned. towards the man stunned me. I tried to ask him, but he shakes his head and pointed his finger at the man. I give in for now.

I was at the man. I wanted to stand up and leave but I heard his voice "So tell us his weak point, that's all we wanted to find out in the first place." Nick said, and I was thinking, did he read my mind? That was what I would have said if I wasn't angry at him for making me feel like an idiot. I relaxed my body and waited for the man to speak. "Why's that? Who are you guys?' he said, and an angry me blurted out, "isn't it obvious? We're Nick and Dennis, the people you gave up as a sacrifice to save yourself." I said, without thinking of the consequences of my words. "I'm sorry…. I really am…. I didn't know it was going to be like this. I had to save myself and I had given him that informat

His grin grows wider, "Don't be. It's rather endearing." “Do you really think so?” I can’t help but ask. "I rarely lie." He points out. My lips twist into a vague grimace, “Rarely' isn't terribly reassuring.” “In my line of work one cannot last very long without the occasional fib.” He shrugs. I think for a moment. “Hmmph. I suppose if the good of the pack is at stake...” “Oh, yes,” He says with sincerity so absolutely I can’t possibly believe him. I really can’t think of anything else to say besides. “Men !” And I do not say that with much grace or good humor.