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I said. “I can’t.” “Look. At. Me.” She did. Slowly. And that’s when I knew. It wasn’t a fall. It was an attack. I stepped toward her. “I’m going to ask one more time. What happened to your face?” Her jaw clenched. “Your majesty, I fell.” “Bullshit.” Silence. I could see the lie trembling on her lips. I could smell the fear and the shame. Her heart was racing, pounding like a war drum.

"Does she hate you and never wants to see your face?" "Fortunately, I was able to lie to her. I told her the woman in the picture was Andrea and she was my dead twin sister." "Jesus, Elena, you are a fantastic liar." He cupped his face in his hands, appearing to be impressed by what I had said. "Did she buy it? That you have a twin?"

I would rather stick to the good side of it. I don’t want her to be negative about my work experience. She would definitely tell me to quit working there. “It was a good first-day experience.” I responded to her immediately because I was pretending not to let her know that it wasn’t the best day. My mom is very good at reading my facial expression, so I was trying very hard not to make it obvious that I was lying. “You don’t have to lie to me, Liana.” She said to me with a very strict face, I wasn’t shocked because I knew very well that she would know I was lying.

Christopher butted in and she glared at him. “I lied to you but I didn’t to Grian!” She argued and frowned. She turned to Grian and shouted, “But you lied to me!” He held his aching face as she shouted at him. Christopher stood up and stood beside Grian, in front of Fatima. “Ah, so it’s okay to lie to me?” Chris asked, thinking what he’s hearing is unbelievable. “Yes!” She didn’t hesitate to answer and he was in disbelief.

And yet, for the sake of appearances, for the crowd, she forced the lie from her lips, trembling. “Yes,” she whispered, barely audible. “He—he paid me to lie. Kastiel bribed me. He… he made me say false things. He—he is guilty. Kastiel… he…” The room erupted. The Thornbrooks cheered softly, their whispers spreading the narrative like wildfire. Kael’s smile was triumphant, his eyes gleaming with victory. He patted her shoulder, praising her, praising her bravery and loyalty, weaving her lie into the perception of truth for everyone present.

She tells us. “How are we to know that you're telling the truth?” I ask her. “What reason would I have to lie?” She asks me. “I don't know, you're the one who said that you didn't like visitors, maybe you're about to give us some poppy cock answers just to get us out of here.” I tell her. “Ok, maybe this will convince you.” She says and then her face morphs into something out of a horror movie, her face is wrinkled, her hair grey and on covering half of her head and her teeth are decayed, she immediately turns back to her normal face.

"Oh god, you still did it, didn't you?" "I didn't want to lie to him. It's so unfair." she protested as she looked at me from under her thick and unbelievably long eyelashes. "It's not unfair." I cried out as I facepalmed myself. "What did you exactly told him?" "I told him exactly what you told me to say." "Liar." "Fine." She sighed as she fiddled with the ends of her dress. "I just told him that you were doing great and that you work a lot and-,"

“Hana. One more thing. If you’re lying if even a piece of your story isn’t true I will know.” Her face was pale, but her answer came steady. “I’m not lying.”

I said to him and he used his hand to stroke his chin, looking at me intently as if he was trying to draw out the truth from me with his eyes. But of course, I wasn’t going to budge. That’s the perfect actress that I was. I kept a poker face. “See, I’m not lying. I literally just spoke to her and she decided to disappear. You know, I have my ways.” I said to him and he shrugged.

“Yes, yes I love Glen. I didn't know when it happened but I know what I feel.” She scoffed and covered her hands with her face. She remained like that for a while. At least, she knew the truth. If I lied to her, it would be to no one's gain. If I didn't, at least she would be able to know the truth. No more lies. When she finally looked up, she cleaned her face immediately.