Marriage With A Liar Novels & Stories

Instead, we understood more deeply: Privacy security is important; The law is the most reliable protection; Trust and communication are more important than anything in marriage; Real life never needs inappropriate subtext or messy drama. Decency, steadiness, and peace are the greatest happiness. Occasionally, when I see the long-handled grabber by the bed, I remember that afternoon I was stuck under the bed. I originally only wanted to retrieve a small anniversary gift, but in the end, I unexpectedly found the most precious things in marriage: unreserved trust, the courage to face together, and plain stability. No inappropriate implications, no suggestive subtext, no messy drama—only an ordi

"They are completely different scenarios. If it's just money, the risk of you falling into another trap is very high, and no matter what you say, it won't convince the jury to trust you. However, if we have money and add a marriage, I believe everything will work out smoothly." "Are you saying that?" Ethan seemed to grasp some wisdom and secretly admire Liam's genius mind. "That's right. This is mutually beneficial cooperation," Liam emphasized. "Do you understand what I'm saying, Ethan?" "I understand," Ethan admitted. He wasn't foolish enough to miss the intentions and purposes behind Liam's actions. "But Liam, is there really no other solution than the idea you just said? Why don't you fi

“I noticed your countenance towards me since the day you got here. I want to assure you that I and your husband do not share that kind of history. Mr. Romano might be… closed off, but he wouldn’t be that cruel to put his wife in the same environment with someone he’s shared a past with.” Oh, but I think he would. What Chiara doesn’t know is that this marriage is built on the foundation of lies. We’re not actually in love, and it doesn’t take two heads to figure out that my presence irritates him. He’s a man with mafia blood after all, I didn’t expect any less, but it still hurts. I nod my head at Chiara, and I want to let her know that I appreciate her setting things straight, even though it

"Where the hell are you? Liam is going out of his mind. He says you left the arena without saying a word." "I wasn't feeling well," I said coldly. "Listen to me, Elena. I got a call from your immigration lawyer. He says there's a 'hiccup' with the marriage certificate. Something about it not being filed?" News traveled fast. "It's not a hiccup, Marcus. It's a fake. Liam never filed it. He's legally married to Sophia." I waited for the shock. I waited for Marcus to be outraged that his star player was a bigamist and a fraud.

"Don’t you agree? How was I supposed to know he was married?!" "Yeah, you’ve got a point," I agreed, my mind drifting to Nate and Claire. "Cheating doesn’t need an excuse. A cheater is a cheater, no matter what." "Exactly!" she said, suddenly animated. "Man slander? Count me in, even if it’s 4 a.m.!" She launched into a whole story about how she had no idea the guy was married because, of course, he doesn’t even wear a ring. Typical. "Oh, by the way, I’m Livian Maxwell, but you can call me Liv," she said, holding out her hand.

But here we are, further apart than ever. Kim has been worried sick about me and she keeps asking me if all is well with me and Liam. How am I supposed to tell her that my husband, the man I love, can't stand the sight of me and is counting down the days until I'm gone? How do I tell her it was just a business arrangement from the start, a fake marriage to secure his family's empire but my heart didn't get the memo? Where do I even begin? I have literally no one to talk to about this.

He too sat up before he opened his mouth. " Just before I married you, I was in a relationship with another woman. We were doing fine until she started to become distant. I knew the signs too well. I soon found out that she was cheating on me. Even after confronting her, she refused to tell me the truth. It was such a messy breakup. She started to scream at me and refused to leave. It took me a while to get her off my back. And then was when my mom set up our alliance. I wasn't fond of women at that time. I shooed away every woman that approached me, excluding my mom of course, but you get the idea." He paused, to look up at me.

I got home and sank onto the living room couch, still too wired to settle down. Mom and Dad read it on my face and came over, worried. I took a deep breath and told them, "Mom, Dad, I'm married." The room went dead quiet. Mom's eyes went wide, like she couldn't believe what she was hearing. "What did you just say? Sylvie, you got married? You just got divorced!" "It's part of my revenge plan. It's just a deal. If it doesn't work, we can end the marriage anytime," I said, then explained the whole thing.

The marriage I thought I had, the man I thought I loved—it had all been a lie from the very beginning. That grand wedding, that marriage certificate… all of it was not real. And I, like a fool, had believed it.