Novel & Cerita None Of This Is True Lisa Jewell

He was practically a ghost in the business world, a billionaire tycoon known for his cold nature and ruthlessness. The reporter went on. “Speculations about Hawke’s sexuality have circulated for years. The fact that he’s never been seen with a woman only fuels the allegations.” A snort from behind me broke my focus. Jasmine, my best friend and partner-in-waitressing crime, leaned on the counter with a tray in hand, her face filled with disappointment. “I can’t believe it.” She said. “Lucas Hawke. Gay. And not just gay—psychotic.” I shrugged. “I’m more heartbroken that people like him are allowed to live good lives.”

“Lady Selene, you can’t trust her. She’s here to distract you. I know it!” Lisa took a step forward. “I swear I’m not. I swear on the Moon Goddess herself.” Leena bared her teeth. “Swearing won’t make your soul clean.” “I know what I did before,” Lisa said. “And I don’t expect to be forgiven. But this… this isn’t about me. It’s something you need to hear.” I studied her closely and noticed something different from before. She looked tired and… nervous. But not afraid. I couldn’t sense any deceit in her expression, and my wolf wasn’t growling either.

“You have too much trust in her.” Tristan turned to look at him. “Nollace, why do you dislike Lisa so much?” Not only did he dislike her, but he could also feel Nollace’s rejection of her. “She’s a liar, so for that reason, there’s no need for me to show her any respect.” Nollace added before leaving the room, “I won’t stop you if you insist on taking her in, but she can’t use the last name Knowles, and I won’t help her either. “

“I want to go home,” I muttered, the words heavy with a sudden, desperate fatigue. Bella’s hand clamped onto my arm like a vice. “No. Stay. This is entertaining.” “Entertaining for you.” Riley nodded with the clinical fascination of a scientist. “As an outsider? This is top-tier content. Truly incredible.” Across the table, Lisa was the only one who seemed to possess a soul at peace. She sipped her drink with serene detachment, while Bella continued her streak of avoiding eye contact with her after the whole necklace debacle.

Lisa asked, still reeling from the words Juliet was saying and the amount of zeros on the cheque that she clutched in her hand. “Lisa, honey, this is going to be the book. You’re already a popular author and you’ve been on the best-seller lists, but this is going to make you number one. This is your break-out book.” It seemed odd to Lisa, who had been writing full-time for years and living quite comfortably on the income she made from her book sales, to discover that she had a ‘break-out’ book on her hands. Was this her ‘overnight success’ moment? She guessed it was true what they said, overnight success stories were years in the making.

Third Person's POV To avoid making a messy situation worse, Adelaide and Paisley made a silent pact to keep the treasonous evidence of Alpha Howell's secret dealings with Germain to themselves for now. Because of this, Lisa still believed Howell was just a typical coward—someone too weak and self-serving to stand up for his family. This was enough to set her off. In front of Priscilla, she went on a scorched-earth rant against Luna Skye. Since Howell was a ruling Alpha, Lisa didn't have the standing to insult him directly, but Skye had been a Doyle first. Lisa calling her a "clueless idiot" was something no one in the capital would dare challenge.

I want to point out that Vivienne’s jewelry she is wearing looks fake. Ellie lightly squeezes my arm. With the voice she once used for me, she tells Daniel, “It was generous of you to donate. This is a charity for children. We are trying to raise money to help them. It comes off as rude when you say things like you donated cheap jewelry. The truth is you donated a gift. I would hate for word to get around of how little you care about kids that lost everything.” Smiling up at me, Ellie says, “Honey, I just saw Lisa, we haven’t gotten to speak with her yet.” Looking at Daniel, I say, “Please excuse us. We have other guests to greet.”

“You’re serious?.” “Very.” I ran a hand over my jaw. “So you’re telling me…” She finished the sentence for me. “Lisa has been having an affair with both of you.” I didn’t react right away. She laughed lightly, clearly amused. “Honestly, I have to give her credit.” “That’s not funny.” “She’s a master at her craft.” “Everista.” She raised her hands slightly when she saw the look on my face. “Okay, okay.” “This isn’t funny.”

Rosé and Sarah noticed Lisa looked pissed " You ok? Did something happen? " Sarah asked " Jennie is going on a date with her boyfriend later. " Lisa said " And.. You're jealous? " Sarah asked "Are you crazy? I'm not jealous! " Lisa said " Not Believin it, " Rosé said "Jennie can't leave me with Caiden alone while she's having fun flirting with her boyfriend," Lisa said " She's jealous," Sarah said and nodded with rosé " Stop it guys... I'm not" Lisa said.

Just… confusion. Not about them—they can have each other. They belong in a bubble of bad decisions and questionable taste. I’m confused about Lisa’s insistence that she won. This? This was the prize? Jasmine is still watching with a mixture of intrigue and disapproval. “That’s Lisa, right?” I shrug, sipping my juice like I didn’t just see a living, breathing cautionary tale. Lisa catches my eye just then. Her smile falters for half a second before she smooths it back into place and snuggles deeper into the bouquet like she’s marking territory.