Novel & Cerita What Lies Beneath On Netflix

Ela nodded and went upstairs, leaving Black in the living room, watching a Korean drama. IT was almost midnight and Ela still can't sleep. She kept thinking about Win and his heart. She get it. With the abilities they have, a half dead person seems normal. But if she will go on telling them casually that yes, his heart isn't beating, they will flood her questions. Hows and whys are what she's avoiding to hear. Because that obviously includes telling them the past which she and Win is trying to forget. That includes telling them her ability. She sat on her bed and leaned on the headboard of her bed, staring at her glow in the dark beach scenery and galaxy paintings hanged on the wall. Seeing

" I stared him down, my face cold as ice. Then I pulled out my phone and hit play on an old recording—his voice with Riley, before they left together. "You lied to me. You didn't go bankrupt. You gave Riley everything, every damn penny. You even wrote her name in your will!" My voice cracked, the anger spilling out. "You let another woman and her kid live fancy while your own children were stuck in a basement, hungry. Sheldon, you're the worst excuse for a father I've ever met." His eyes went wide. He seemed to wonder why I hadn't exposed him sooner. "No, it wasn't like that. I-I was out of my mind. I made a mistake. That's all. I swear, I was just messing around with her. You and the boys,

Then she spoke, "Father…please…" Her voice, soft but strained. “Please…" Her head moved slightly against the pillow, her brows drawn together as if she was trying to escape something she couldn’t see. A thin layer of sweat had formed on her skin, her breathing uneven. She was having a nightmare. I didn't know what to do. I reached out and held her hands in mine. “It’s okay, Ari,” I had whispered, my voice quieter than I had ever heard it before. “I’m here.”

Then her gaze sharpened. "Kane?" Her voice was barely a whisper. A thread of sound. "How did you find me?" He took her hand. It was cold. So cold. "I know everything," he said. "The silver poisoning. The fake cheating. Your mother told me. The Beta told me. I know it was all a lie." She stared at him. Then she looked away. "You weren't supposed to find out," she said. "Why? Why didn't you tell me?"

“I should’ve told you everything sooner.” “We protect her now,” he says fiercely. “Together.” But even as we hold each other, the fear sets in. This isn’t just a fight for love anymore. It’s war, and our daughter is the prize. Twenty minutes later… Leo storms back into the penthouse with his tablet. “I’ve got a location.” “Where?” I demand. He pulls up the map. “Abandoned mansion outside the city. Used to belong to the Rocchettis. It’s been empty for years. But heat signatures show movement.”

I couldn't resist the urge to delve deeper, to uncover the truth that lay beneath the surface. As I deciphered the messages, a dark web of deceit began to unravel before me. It revealed a clandestine affair, a secret liaison that Alex had been concealing from me. My heart shattered into a million pieces as I realized that the love I thought was unbreakable was built on a foundation of lies.

“Not going to say. I will only tell you what I want if and when I win.” He told me. “As long as it’s not something crazily expensive or a crime, I can give you anything you want.” I told him. “I am going to hold you to those words. In fact, we need evidence.” He said and pulled out his phone. I laughed when he pushed the phone to me and hit record. “Say it.” He urged me. “Fine. I promise to give Alessandro Giordano Benedetti whatever he wants if he wins and I turn out to be Theodore Russell’s sister. As long as it’s not something illegal or expensive.”

Victor Kline had buried the truth beneath so many lies that even his confession offered no clear answers. “I—” Serena hesitated. 'Should I tell him?' Before she could say another word, her phone rang. Although they were mid-flight, the jet’s Wi-Fi was active, allowing her mobile apps to work. Silas was calling. “Silas,” Serena answered. “Serena, there’s a problem,” Silas said. “You know how Bastin tends to be a little too playful?” Serena frowned. “What is it? Silas, don’t scare me like that.”

" Reynold fell silent instantly, sliding down the wall until he sat helplessly on the floor. Brian crouched beside him and patted his shoulder. He said, "I've known you both for years, and I've witnessed everything Adrianna has done for you. Five years ago, when your company's funding dried up and debt collectors came after you, she stepped in front of them. Without her, they would have torn you apart. He continued, "Later, she went around securing sponsorships, drinking and entertaining business executives until she had ulcers—and she never told you about it. "But what about you? Look at what you've done—which of your actions has shown any appreciation for her sacrifices? Think about this t

Justina added, a bit calmer, “And a tray of fruit. Grapes, maybe strawberries. Something fresh to balance it.” I chipped in, “Don’t forget chocolate, they are my favs.” Judi beamed at me and nodded to the maids. They wrote everything down and left, trying not to laugh at how demanding Judi was. As soon as the door closed, Judi spun around. “Perfect. Now, movies. We’re starting with a comedy. Something ridiculous—” Justina cut in, “Not one of those slapstick ones, please.” “Fine, fine,” Judi said, pretending to be offended. “We’ll start with Mean Girls, it's very classic. Then a rom-com—maybe The Proposal. After that we'll watch one horror. The Conjuring. We can scream together.”