Marriage With A Liar Novels & Stories

“I want at least two kids. One princess with the same smile as yours… and a boy.” Serena laughed again, feeling his arms tighten around her. The northern lights shimmered overhead, painting the moment in soft colors. It was one of those memories she once believed would last forever. And now it was coming true, just not in the way she had hoped. Never in her darkest thoughts did she imagine she would be facing this future alone. The memory slipped into her sleep, reminding her of that promise—another big lie in her marriage. The coldness of the night pressed against her, and she hugged herself tightly, as if trying to hold the past together.

Daniel’s eyes were hollow as he murmured in a daze, “No… that’s not possible…” With just a few calm sentences, Sophie had sentenced his longing, and their entire marriage, to death. He grabbed her hand, his eyes red as if they were bleeding. “Sophie, you’re lying to me, aren’t you? How could you possibly bear to leave me? We were married for five years. When did you even go for that audition? Why would you divorce me? Why… why do I know nothing about this?” Sophie flung his hand away in fury.

Press Statement: "To my family, friends, and the public, I stand before you today, weary and broken, but determined to clear the truth. I have remained silent as accusations about my marriage and my character have surfaced, and while I have never been one to publicly defend myself against rumors, I cannot let these lies stand any longer. The allegations made about my past, my loyalty, and my integrity are completely unfounded. Yes, I made mistakes in my life, but I have never betrayed my husband, my children, or my own conscience. The accusations about my ex-boyfriend and the supposed affair are a direct assault on my family. They are based on misinformation, on twisted facts that have been

“ Do I hate the man that I had just gotten married to , what if he doesn’t change just as he had promised , am I going to continue with this mess when he would do nothing to hurt me and cause me pains . We had just returned a few days ago and now he was with his mistress , he was trying to tell her how important she was to him , that crazy monster , he thought that he could cause her so much pains and then come to her face and act like he loved her and then decided her that he was going to change when they both knew that it was never going to happen , That man was one hell of a liar and no matter what it was , she was never going to Belive him again , he haven’t touched her since they got ma

I needed to do something. "I have had enough of your lies!" I shouted at him. Even though they were not lies! "You can't come to my home and ruin it for me.. especially in front of my husband!" I cautioned again. Geez, what now? "I have lied to all of you, and I'm sorry for that, I didn't want you guys to pester me about being married at this age and I wanted to feel among you guys, you all insult me at school about being married, and that's why I had to lie that..I am not happily married or so..." "I am happily married to Barry and we even use to have sex!"

she continued but her brother interrupted "I heard they just got married secretly without inviting anyone, isn’t that wrong of them to do, father was very upset when he heard the news” he said "You know how it is with young people nowadays, they get married because they love each other so much and can’t wait to be together" Mrs. Hugh explained and glance at Chris who is upset to hear her lie to everyone in such manner His mother's plan must have been to use Laura's absence to make it look like Mira is her daughter-in-law and show her to the whole family instead

Like I meant nothing at all. I stared at it for a long moment, my throat burning. Two years. Two years of wearing a ring I now realized had no meaning. Two years of planning futures that were never going to happen. Two years of standing in a marriage I never truly had. I had been married to a ghost. To an illusion. To a lie. I folded the paper with care. No creases. No tears. Just precision. Like it was the final piece of closure I would get. “I was never his wife,” I whispered, my voice barely audible. “Just a placeholder.”

"I was deceived, too! I swear, I had no idea. She came to my door claiming to be estranged from her family, carrying what looked like authentic identification. She said the family feud left her with nowhere to go, and I... I was young and foolish. I believed her!" With a sharp laugh, I spat, "How utterly shameless! Who marries someone based on a single ID card? Did you not run any background checks? Is it really that easy to forge a life?" Cain turned to me with a pitiful expression, his eyes softening with what he likely thought was charm. "Mary, you must believe me. I always hoped for a union with your family. When she came to me in tears, I thought it was my chance to fulfill that dream.

A carefully constructed lie meant to buy me time—just enough until my mother left again, wherever she had decided to disappear to this time. That was all it was supposed to be.Nothing permanent or binding. Just time. How the hell was I supposed to explain that this lie had somehow escalated into marriage? Do I offer her money? A contract? A clean exit wrapped in a generous check? A bitter thought crossed my mind—ugly, sharp, and impossible to ignore. What if she refuses? Pretending to be my girlfriend was one thing. Marriage was madness. An entirely different line, one no sane person would cross without hesitation.

His voice dripped with disgust. "You really think I kept our marriage secret for no reason? That I didn't want kids just because? I was giving you time—waiting for you to come clean! You think I could go public, have a child, with a woman who lied to me?" I laughed. Laughed until the tears came. Of course. How could I forget? This whole marriage was a damn fairy tale—built on lies from the jump. Seven years back, I was fresh outta college, juggling shifts at some artsy gallery.