My Whole Life Was A Lie Novels & Stories

Nagkibit siya ng balikat ang nag-iwas ng tingin. I pursed my lips before I spoke. "How I wish, it didn't came this far." "This is better, Elie than to leave in lies. We all played with lies and finally, the time has come." He muttered and looked at me seriously. "It's so hard to live in lies, everyday Elie and I couldn't even tell it to you." He added and his tears fell.

I did not expect to hear that she was part of the lie that destroyed my life. “Sorry doesn’t fix anything,” I said, my voice thin. I didn’t want to be cruel; I only wanted the truth and accountability. “Do you know how it feels to look back and realize everything you trusted was a lie? You helped break my life. You helped make Emily leave.”

even when i don't deserve it. “Mom! I swear I am doing nothing wrong.” I said again lying and yet not. What is it called? White lie right? Apparently, my life is becoming just that. since the day i have come to know Aaron is my mate my life is just that. a big fat white lie. i am always hiding either from Aaron or from my families and friends. honestly, by now this relationship is looking more of a burden than a blessing.

His shoulder inches away but not touching. "I'm sorry," Cove said. "You keep saying that." "Because I mean it." "You mean it, but you don't understand." Eli turned his head. His eyes were red. His face was wet. "You don't understand what it's like to find out your entire life was a lie. To find out the people who raised you weren't who you thought they were. To find out your mother was a spy and your father was a mark and your whole existence was just part of some game."

“But Maxim doesn’t lose sleep over extra bodies.” ‎My entire body is shaking now. ‎Violently. ‎Uncontrollably. ‎“No…” I whisper, over and over. “No, no, no…” ‎Every memory I have— ‎The funeral. ‎The condolences. ‎The pity. ‎“It was an accident.” ‎The words echo in my head. ‎Mocking. ‎Rotting. ‎A lie. ‎My whole life— ‎Built on a lie. ‎“They lied to you,” Lucien says softly. “Everyone did. To keep you quiet. To keep you and your brother safe.”

“I hope this is one big joke.” “Why would it be a joke if it’s in a cemetery?” I can't lie I'm a bit excited to meet new people that could help me but… “I don’t know. I guess some part of me doesn’t want to believe my whole life was a lie.” “As for me, I wish it is.” Her voice came through the phone, strained. “At leat you know, the selfish people in your life aren’t all the people you got.” “What good does that do for me?”

That I was okay all alone. But the truth is, I was not alone! I was lonely...I was always lonely. I didn't need people in my life, because I was afraid of losing them. And happiness? I didn't deem it necessary, because I doubted, that I even had a chance of being Happy; ever in my life. But then I realized, that all I was ever doing was lying to myself. I had always lived a "LIFE OF LIES". We all deserve to be happy in our lives. We all need people in our life...People that love us, without wanting anything in return.

Seeing that, Caleb finally realized that he had been completely deceived by this vicious woman. "You lying snake!" he roared, his eyes blazing red. "How dare you lie to me!" He yanked out the recorder and slammed it in her face. "Listen to yourself!" As her own voice echoed through the room, Ruby's face turned ashen. But she quickly snapped out of it and tried to deny it. "That's not me! Zoe must've faked it to turn you against me!" "Faked it?" Caleb looked at her coldly. He pulled out his phone and made a video call. "Dr. Lane, please repeat what you told me."

he murmured. "It doesn't matter!” I snapped as tears blurred my vision, "I lied… I lied to them and I... I told them I was like them, they found out I wasn't. They were angry." “And?" He said, expression blank. “And that was my fault!" Silence fell once more, “What if their parents finds out? What if it spirals further? This is no longer about me,” I continued desperately, my chest tightening. "It's about my family,” I whispered and he stilled.

The city slipped by outside dark storefronts, empty streets, the glow of distant traffic lights. “You know,” I said finally, my voice low, “our whole lives have been built on lies. My mother lied to protect me. Your father lies to control everyone. Rebecca lied to herself. And me I’ve been lying to myself since the day I met you.” Alex turned his head toward me, eyes glassy with pain. “How?” “Because I wanted to believe we could be normal. That love could fix everything. But nothing about this is normal.”