Tell Me Lies Stephen Novels & Stories

“W-What?! I mean, w-why didn’t you tell me??” “Uhm, you didn’t ask me and I forgot to tell you, s-sorry.” this is crazy. I felt so bad for lying to him. It’s just that why do I have to lie, anyway? This is Stephen’s fault! Why do we have to lie to him that we have a relationship? He looks at me in the eyes. “Do you love him?” I gulped at the same time I looked at Stephen again before nodding. “Wait, do you know what Stephen’s personality is?”

Title: The Lie Genre: Romantic Fiction Plot Idea: Aurora "Rory" Thompson, a successful event planner, falls for her client, Julian Blackwood, a charming and wealthy businessman. As their relationship deepens, Rory discovers a shocking secret: Julian's entire identity is a fabrication. Torn between her love for him and her outrage at his deception, Rory must navigate the complex web of lies and uncover the truth about Julian's past. Chapter 1 Aurora "Rory" Thompson stared at the sleek, black business card on her desk. Julian Blackwood, CEO of Blackwood Enterprises. She had never heard of him or his company, but the hefty retainer f*e he offered to plan his charity gala was too enticing to res

"Delancy, you're too good for me." I brushed a thumb against his cheek but I forced back my smile and gave him a firm look. "Tell me what's wrong." "Stephen has been spreading lies about me at the office." He confessed. "What kind of lies." "He's saying I've been cutting corners and mixing up our clients' information but that isn't the worst of it. Money has been disappearing and Stephan blames it on me. Delancy, I didn't do anything, I swear." "I believe you, there's no reason to defend yourself." I brushed my fingers through his hair and he rested his head against my shoulder, tension practically steaming off him.

“I tricked you. I’m the best at telling lies. Encouraging you and saying that I love you were all lies. My real purpose was to use you as my shield. After all, I’m still young, so I don’t want to stay here for the rest of my life. I don’t want to die. I didn’t expect you to see through me. You’re quite smart.” Stephen clenched his fists. He had been tricked! From the beginning, it was all lies! He thought that after his experience in North Hill City and Seaside City, he would not be tricked again. However, this time, a woman had strung him along! “You!” Stephen stood up angrily. “I misjudged you!”

And now they’re going to see you for the sick fuck that you are—lying about one son and willing to kill the other just to keep the power. There was a flash of fear in the link, then it disappeared as if it had never been. I blinked, still circling with him, realizing of course… Stephen’s appearance here was a surprise to everyone. Not just me. His wolves all thought he’d killed my brother. I smiled in my wolf, raising my lips to clear my teeth. ‘They didn’t know, did they dad? Now they all know you’ve been lying—for your own gain. And doesn’t that look weak? Like you didn’t have the balls to kill your first heir?’

Not him, not Damien—no one. “I’ve had enough, Stephan,” I whisper, but the words feel too heavy to be a whisper. They fall from my lips like stones, each one hitting the ground harder than the last. “I can’t take this anymore. I can’t keep pretending. No more fake promises, no more lies.” Stephan doesn’t know what to say, I can see that, but he still presses on, his hand still gripping my shoulder as if he can keep me from falling apart. “What are you talking about? What lies?”

“Stop lying. Everyone is hiding shit from me, and it’s getting old, but I thought you were different. You never lie to me. Even when the truth hurts, you tell me it. It's one of the things I like about you most.” I really should not be here for this talk, but since we’re standing near my car, there isn’t really anywhere I can go. Suzie sighed, “sorry, Ven. It’s not that I don’t trust you, but...” “But, what? Is it about my dad?” Stephen asked. He looked so defeated. I've grown to like the guy, and this situation is unfair. He’s never shown he thinks the same way his dad does, and even Steve said he’s trying to keep Stephen out of this. It's not fair to make Suzie lie either.

He must have been waiting to get back on me and stab me from the back. Stephen, an ambitious Vampire who would do anything to achieve his goals. So why wouldn't I suspect him plus he was with her right after I got a call from an unknown number and it can't be a coincidence. But Stephen continuously denied the fact that he was not there to harm Debra and he had no connection to the unknown callers. I lunged at him and strangled in his neck, "No lies Stephen, I know you can do anything to get something you have eyes on. You are interested in Debra, aren't you? You are doing this to approach her, aren't you? Answer me now."

Jasper lied again, though his lying and acting skills were unconvincing. Summer narrowed her eyes and pulled Stephen, who was eating a lollipop, over to her front. “You tell me, where have you been?” “Cough!” Jasper gave a warning cough. “A man gave me some snacks and asked me a lot of questions.” Stephen looked at Jasper and said carefully, like he was reciting something he memorized. Summer looked at Stephen and asked again with a smile. “Stephen, come here, tell me what happened to Jasper’s car?” “The car just, bang!” Stephen said gleefully, raising his hands to give a vivid description.

"You’ve lost it, Stephen. You’ve lost your mind if you think my wife is yours. You’re wrong." Stephen’s voice was sharp as he took a step forward. "I lost my wife five years ago, and I published all over the new that whoever found her would be rewarded. Don’t tell me you didn’t take advantage of that. You found her, didn’t you? Five years back you were in the same country as our and stole my wife and gave her new identity may be because she lost her memory" Lucas looked uneasy but quickly tried to deny it. "You’re crazy, Stephen. Stop this madness. You are making stories. I doubt your credentials either you are a CEO or writer"