Our Lie In April Novels & Stories

Then she resorted to branding her ugly, telling the world her face was not worth seeing. Her phone chimed with a notification. She reached for it and swiped it open. It was a notification from Tessa and that brought a smile to her face. Tessa: Party tonight? I’ve recently got paid, so let’s party. Shayla: Where? Tessa: The Delancey Rooftop. The Delancey Rooftop sounded like the right place. She needed to clear her head from the weight of the day. It had been so long since she had gone anywhere just for herself. She needed to breathe air that didn’t belong to the Wilson house.

Her deception weighed heavily on her, fueling her emotional exhaustion and moral ambiguity. She had not planned it that way. She had not sat down and calculated the damage. It had happened in the space of one conversation, one set of carefully chosen words, and by the time she understood what she had done, it was already done. Paul was two years old. Miguel was a newborn. And the foundation of their family had been built on a lie so complete that even Elena, who knew the truth, had started to lose track of where it ended and the story began. She sat in the kitchen one night after both boys were asleep, the flat quiet around her, and looked at the two photographs on the table — one of each bo

Aaron leaned toward her as he spoke, his expression gentle. Then they saw me. Viola paused and clung to him even tighter while Aaron's expression turned cold, but Viola spoke first. "Eve, I didn't mean to do it. I honestly didn't know the post would turn into such a big problem. I only complained once in our dorm group chat. I don't know who took a screenshot and posted it. Please don't be angry with me. I'm sorry, alright?" Tears welled up in her red eyes as she spoke while Aaron put an arm around her shoulders. The way they did that so easily grossed me out.

❈─────≪ °❀° ≫─────❈ Natalie ❈─────≪ °❀° ≫─────❈ I didn't need an alarm to wake up. Today was D-Day. The day everything would be tested. The day the lie would become real. I lay still for a moment, staring at the ceiling, letting the weight of it settle in my chest. Three months. And it started… today. I pushed myself out of the bed and headed for the bathroom, the cold tiles grounding me more than anything else. I stepped into the showing, mind already racing,

She smiled to herself when she went past them and no one noticed her. "Where are you going?" she heard Orion's voice and clamped her lips in defeat. "The park. Blue and I planned to walk her dog," April's mouth spoke out the planned lie. "Blue? Your best friend?" Orion asked. "Yes," April replied, actually surprised that he still remembered. "Heard from Iver that she's schooling in a few cities away," Orion said and April's mind searched for another good lie. "How did you know?" she asked, that would give her enough time to think of a lie.

If Derek tried to escape through the window and landed on those weeds, he wouldn’t die, but he would definitely suffer horribly. Around ten o’clock that night, I returned to the entrance of Derek’s complex, but this time, I was waiting for Claudia. She had lied to Derek, saying she needed to work a night shift taking care of a client. After making sure he wasn’t home, she came with me to my apartment complex. Standing downstairs, my heart was pounding nervously. I looked up toward my own window. Inside, silhouettes moved behind the curtains. As time passed, the two shadows merged and held each other tightly.

I am out of this bed,' April said, and I laughed. 'I will tell you everything, but I need you to lie down first, then I can gist you all day,' I insisted,d and April had no option but to lie down while I told her everything. I didn't hide anything from April. I told her about Rave and what happened in the garden the night she got sick. 'So the Alphas do not know about Rave?' She asked quietly. 'No. I don't think it is time yet to tell them,' I answered.

It was going to make things easier. ******* Once Levi and April arrived at the apartment, with teary eyes and broken voice, April insisted on the same. Levi tried to divert her attention but soon he found out that April really wanted to do it and she wasn’t going to change her mind, so it was better he and Rose helped her to finish with that shit. In the end, April was the key. “Rose is on the way,” Levi let her know. April sat down on the couch. She was too hurt that life wasn’t the same since the pain Lucian caused her. The hell! Her life was never the same since she met him.

Both women sat with straight backs, their hands clasped tightly on their laps. Across from them, April sat alone, her shoulders slightly hunched, as though the weight of what she was about to say had settled on her spine. Her fingers fidgeted with the edge of her blouse, knuckles white, as she summoned the courage to speak about everything. She wasn't leaving anything out anymore. No more lies. "First, Mia," April began, her voice soft, almost trembling. "I'd like to apologize to you... for everything." Mia's brows knit in concern. She opened her mouth to respond, but April's expression was pleading. Still, Mia interrupted gently, "You don't have to apologize for anything, April. I already f

April was lying in bed, her blue eyes fixed on me with a mixture of fear and longing. "Ryder," she whispered, her voice barely audible. I smiled, trying to reassure her, and crossed the room to her bedside. I leaned down, placing a gentle kiss on her forehead, then her lips. "Hey, April. I'm here. I'm not going anywhere.” April's POV As the full moon drew near, my condition worsened. The strange symptoms intensified, leaving me weak and vulnerable. But my alphas, Ryder, Kayson, and Ronan, remained by my side, their love and care a constant source of comfort.