Tell Me Lies Evan Novels & Stories

Claire added without baffling an eyes. Evan suddenly cracked baffling Claire, Her eyes diluted as she stared at the man before her, Evan Continued to laugh uncontrollably before transitioning to a soft cough, his brow suddenly raised up at Claire. “And In what position are you going to help me ruin Nolan? Or Do you forgot the kind of person he is? Evan smirked. “I’m the new girlfriend he is seeing” Claire blunt out those lies without blinking an eye. Evan had believed her lies after all he had saw Claire sometimes right beside Nolan , for a minute he was suddenly pissed off as he couldn’t believe Nolan was already seeing someone else just in few weeks. At the same moment Evan was still surpr

I turn fully focusing on Cole to distract myself from knowing she entered. “Evan the f*cking Tate!” He almost punched the table, him being this angry closely had me almost chuckling, but then he might say am so unserious at a very serious situation. How could Evan do this, he’s lying obviously, not like he’s got proof. “You’re lying right?” I laughed ridiculously at him, Evan can’t just do this. The glare he gave me made me keep shut, “Show me your proofs,” I fold both my hands placing them on my chest.

One of the men reported to Jake. "Found the phone!"Evan came down the stairs."How do you have her cell phone and she's not here?" "I...uh...she left it in my car when I dropped her off at the park, I didn't notice it till I got home so I thought I'd give it to her tomorrow." She lied without thinking. "You were with her phone the whole time even when her friend called?" Brown asked furious on his own. "Where was the last place, you both went to together?" Evan went in with his questioning even though it was now obvious she just lied.

Evan says gently. He reaches across the table, apologetically extending his hand toward mine. I take hold of it, signaling to him that all is forgiven. My breathing slows and the beads of sweat have evaporated in relief that Evan seems to have fully bought my lies. “It’s okay. Even though I don’t know why you would let them get inside your head like that,” I say. Evan lets out a small sigh before letting go of my hand, “I was just worried about you, I guess. I didn’t want you to get caught up in something…or someone too dangerous to come back from.”

he asked instantly. Good. "Just some tea and a place to hide where Levi can't find me." "And you won't tell Levi about Nelson?" Evan asked. He actually asked. Out loud. I almost burst into laughter. "Your secret's safe with me," I lied, breezing past him and collapsing onto his couch like I owned the place. Evan muttered something aggressive under his breath and poured me tea anyway. Then, he sat next to me like he was preparing himself to deal with me. "So why are you here? Are you finally spiraling?"

"I will wash this and give it to you later." Evan rested his back on the chair, scratched his cheek. "I don't hate you. I am upset that you are lying. I just want you to see the effect of the lie you have told. Honestly, I was hurt for Grace when I learned about it from my colleague. I am working part time in the manufacturing of a car owned by Zach's grandfather. That's how I know about it. Don't worry about the handkerchief, you can have it or throw it." "I will keep it. Thank you for talking to me. I thought you hated me, Evan, but I was wrong. I need to go now." I smiled at him, but it wasn't reaching my eyes.

“Okay… um, I have a secret.” “Let’s hear it,” I said, keeping my tone light. Evan glanced down, avoiding my eyes. “Remember when I told you I didn’t see the face of the woman Uncle Arlan was with?” Somehow my heart skipped a beat, but I kept my expression calm. “Yeah, I remember.” “Well…” He hesitated, his small hands gripping the blanket tighter. “I lied. I did see her face.” “You did?” I asked gently. Evan nodded, his voice growing quieter. “Yeah.”

“Will you tell me what happened now?” “Hun?!” Avery looked up in shock. She feigned a smile, lying, “I slipped on the floor and hit my head on the bed,” Layla fixed her eyes on Avery, and noticing the look, Avery knew Layla didn’t believe her. “Believe me, Layla, that’s what happened. I am not lying.” “Did I accuse you of lying?” Layla said calmly. She took Avery’s hand and caged it warmly in her hand. “Talk to me, Avery. Tell me the truth.”

"Just now, Xavier called me suddenly, asking where you were tonight," my mom said. "I sensed something was off from his tone, so I lied and told him we had just been on a video call for half an hour." I hadn't expected Xavier to figure it out so quickly. But did he not even suspect that the person he loved the most had killed his mother? How would he react once he learned the truth? The thought of Xavier's eventual breakdown made me feel a twisted sense of satisfaction.