Marriage With A Liar Novels & Stories

I stood and looked at them with disdain, saying, "So, don't talk about ruthlessness to me. From the moment you started lying to me, I no longer had the obligation to be kind to you." "The demands that Mr. Swanson made are very reasonable," Lucas chimed in. "If we fail to reach a settlement, we'll just have to file a lawsuit against you." He paused briefly before continuing, "Also, considering how Ms. Cooper and Mr. Young are in a de facto marriage, we might have to bring up bigamy in our case as well. We can report this to the authorities and have them conduct an investigation." Lucas' words were the straw that broke the camel's back.

"I have a better solution." Dread crawled up her spine. "What solution?" "An open marriage." The words hung in the air between them. "What the fuck are you talking about?" Lia's voice rose. "Exactly what it sounds like. We stay married. Keep up appearances for society and our families. But we're both free to see other people. No lying, no sneaking around. Just freedom to do what we want." She stared at him, unable to process what she was hearing. "You're asking me to give you permission to keep cheating?"

Every deal and every risk was all mine. "Refuse the marriage," he continued, "and you lose everything you built." I paced the room not knowing what else to do, "It's just a marriage, I could divorce later," I thought to myself. ​"I'm in," I announced, though the words tasted like ash. "But the company has to be under my full control, no interference." ​He didn't blink. "Agreed. However, that also comes with a non-negotiable term." ​I felt my muscles lock. What was he fishing for this time?

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.

She gasped and yelled at me, "Stop! Let me out of here, I want nothing to do with you!" "Yeah? I want everything to do with you, though. It was why I got married to you." I informed her. She scoffed and responded, "Inessa called me yesterday, and she told me the reason you got married to me, so quit lying about it." The freaking third parties. I had to find a way to get rid of them all. 17-year-old Liya was naive, and would believe anything at all.

“So that’s it, huh? All about the money. You really think she’s marrying you for your inheritance?” “Pretty much," I muttered. It wasn’t the whole truth, but I would rather not tell him the real score between me and my future (fake) wife. It might jinx everything. “Liar.” He smirked again. For the next couple of minutes, we chatted about the challenges he and his wife faced over the years while struggling with infertility. I pretended like I didn’t already know their entire love story. All the while, my thoughts kept drifting back to everything Dr. Moretti told me and Adreana.

“Fine! Even though it’s valid, I still want you out of here! I can work with a liar and a cheater! I don’t mind paying for breaking the contract!” I couldn’t believe him. “I am not a liar, Andro! Believe what you want but I didn’t lie to you! I just didn’t tell you that I was married because you didn’t ask me!” I let out. I didn’t even know I was still married when I slept with him.

They won't forget me, never! One and a half years of marriage. It could not be bad. But the thing was Grace's reaction. I was so sure she would end up hating me for lying to her. Would she understand it was an arranged marriage? But the damage of lying in the first place was unforgivable. My hand was searching in my pocket, just like the dress had a pocket. Grateful that I was not easily tempted to taste again something I should not get addicted to. It won't help me in this situation.

he said like an evil lawyer he is. "Son-in-law, help us please, I meant no harm." “That is why you stood to object?” I ask him, “see you were fooled by that woman, but you still came here and disrupted my wedding thus you need to pay the money.” “Clay love, are you serious, he wanted to tell you a little secret about your wife,” Hailee said arrogantly, “turns out she is only marrying you for a green card.” I laugh at her absurdity, “do you think I am stupid Miss Leech? I know Kaleah’s circumstance already.”

If they knew about how this wasn’t a real marriage or how I was sticking it out solely for the money Liam had promised me, they’d lose their minds. “Really lay it on,” Liam had said wryly when we’d solidified the details of our story. “Make it sound like you’re so in love with me you had to marry me on the spot.” “That’s the only way anyone would believe I’d be that impulsive,” I’d admitted. “Exactly.” “Well, what about you? You’ll need to say the same thing happened for you.” His lips had twisted into a strange smile, and he hadn’t actually answered my question.