The Lie Of Forever の小説・ストーリー

The lights of London sparkled like stars, reflecting the glow and true love in their eyes, the warmth in their hearts. Lucian whispered into her hair, “I promise you to keep yoj happh forever. No more fear. Just us. Forever.” Isla rested her head against his chest, feeling the steady beat of his heart, and knew that this was exactly where she truly belonged. The night sky stretched wide above them, dark and beautiful, a perfect mirror to the love they had fought so hard to preserve. Today they both truly believed that forever wasn’t just a word, it was theirs to live together.

“We’re already planning the Fortieth. One thousand two hundred men. A full month. And we’ll keep breeding you for as long as your body allows.” Lila, voice completely raw but filled with pure, blissful peace, smiled softly between the two men who owned every part of her. “I never want it to stop,” she whispered. “Keep using me. Keep filling me. Keep loving me like this until the end of time.” The ocean sang its eternal song outside. Inside, the obsession had become something truly immortal — dark, filthy, loving, and without any end. The cycle would continue. Forever.

I don't know if it was a dream or it did happen really when I felt a another wave of tingles run through me as a pair of lips touched my forehead and I heard a soft whisper. "I promise you won't ever cry again, my Eve. I've finally found you and I'll never let you go. Whatever the reason behind your tears are, I'll make sure to find out and this will be the last time they fall from your beautiful eyes. I'll keep my promise I made to you all those years ago. Sweet dreams, my Minnie."

I don't know how Felix found out, but on the fifth day, Lacey deleted all those posts from her feed. Then I got a text from a number I didn't recognize. [Why won't you let go?] As if I were the one refusing to let go. I smiled helplessly, but I also knew it was time to have a proper ending with Felix. I sent him a message, seriously asking if we could sit down and talk. He replied several hours later. [I have a business trip these next few days. We'll talk when I'm back, sweetheart!]

The girl who loved him with all she had—the girl who sacrificed everything for him—was dead. His eyes fell on the cheap, shabby Luna Pin he'd given me. With trembling fingers, he picked it up. When we'd just met, he promised me the Luna Pin. I was so happy that I lost my sanity. For him, I did all sorts of difficult, dirty tasks willingly. However, Sebastian knew that it was all a lie. Even the Luna Pin he held was a fake. Yet, I never doubted him for a moment, excitedly awaiting the moment I would become his real Luna.

" Adrian sobbed in front of the tombstone, pouring his heart out to Liliana's picture until he was utterly spent. Yet, he would not quit. He stood vigil at Liliana's grave for three endless days and nights until he nearly collapsed from exhaustion. That was when Fiona stepped in, dragging him back to the hospital. Lying in the hospital bed, Fiona waved a photo of some high-profile heiress in front of Adrian. "Adrian, take a look. Here's the Campbell Group's prize, the Larsen family's oldest daughter, and the Harris Group's youngest. Just pick the one you like, and I'll make sure you two are set up," she said, determined to see him through this.

He held both of her hands tightly in his hands as he stared into her soul. "You don't like me. Then...is there anyone else?...Anyone else you like?" His voice held a trace of dread as he asked her. "Yes" she bravodoed, "..i like someone else, so you should give up on me" she knew she was lying but anything to get rid of him will work for her right now. His hands tightened on her, she held back a groan at the slight pain, his veins pulsed even more as the tension in the room got tighter.

Until we were adopted by our current parents, the Hyacinth family, a conglomerate who couldn't have children. Our adoptive parents were good friends with Elio's parents. That's where I met Elio and fell in love with him. "Lia, don't listen to Lith. I do love you. I'm not lying about that," Elio pleaded. "Enough!" I snapped. I held back my tears with all my strength so they wouldn't fall again. “I no longer believe in the love you always talk about, Elio. And you, Lith, feel free to take Elio. May you both be happy until death do you part. It’s time for me to leave and not bother you anymore. Oh, one more thing, I’ll send you the divorce papers soon, Elio.”

Because the world had just watched a man burn every escape route he ever had and choose, publicly and irrevocably, to love one woman and one unborn child until his last breath. And somewhere in the ashes floating over Manhattan, the last lie anyone would ever tell about us turned to dust. Only truth remained. Only us. Only forever.

I asked in a small voice. He cupped my face, thumb stroking my swollen bottom lip. “You stay,” he said. “As long as you want. As long as you’ll have me.” I kissed him. “I want forever,” I whispered. His arms tightened around me. “Then forever starts now.” We sat like that for a long time, wrapped around each other in the quiet office. Bar noise faint through the door. Moonlight slanting through the window, turning his skin silver. I touched the bite on my neck. It was deeper now, a permanent mark, and smiled against his skin. Forever sounded perfect.