Who Is The Liar Chapter 1 Novels & Stories

“At dawn. Alone. Without security. Without telling anyone.” I swallowed hard, forcing myself to nod. “Yes.” For a long moment, silence pressed between us. His gaze pinned me where I stood, sharp as a blade, cutting deeper the longer it lingered. Finally, he stepped closer. “You’re lying.” My breath hitched, but I shook my head quickly. “I’m not.” His lips curved, not in a smile, but something colder. “You forget, Zaria. I grew up in a house of liars. I know the look of a lie better than anyone and I also know what you’re capable of.”

Because the look on Liam's face said only one thing. He had never seen that‍ report before.This chapter ends with a major cliffhanger that opens the next arc: Who is Lia⁠m's secret child, and is Mark telling t‍he truth?

Lia didn't know where to start. She sat on Caspian's couch, hands trembling in his, and tried to find the words. Tried to figure out how to explain the mess she'd made. The lies. The betrayal. All of it. "Start anywhere," Caspian said. His voice was calm but his eyes were sharp. Alert. Already cataloging the bruises on her wrists. The mark on her face. "Just talk to me." "There's a man," she began. Her voice cracked. "A private investigator. His name is Victor Kane."

Consent I smiled at what he said. "Oh my God, of course, I'm not and will never be." I said. He grinned and nodded. “You are also ambitious, I already scored at me and then you're still so ambitious that I'm jealous You're really thick, Dave.” He lost his mischievous smile and looked at me seriously. "You're still a liar, Brii." He became serious. “Quit staring at me. I know I'm beautiful, but I'm not a liar.” I averted my eyes from it and my hand searched for my clothes. “You can come out now, Dave. You are done with your goal in my body.”

Deep, smooth, terrifying. “I don’t,” Lia shot back. “You will,” the figure said. “And soon enough, everything you think you know will be a lie. About him. About me. About your life.” Lia’s stomach churned. “Why… why me?” she asked, her voice trembling. “Why target me?” “Because,” the figure said, stepping closer, “you are the key. And the key… always gets tested first.” Before Lia could react, a hand shot out. A blade glinted in the fog.

“You’ve been lying to me, Liam! To everyone! While she pointed at me, her finger trembled with fury “plays the innocent little victim!” I felt something shift inside me. Nyx stirred, growling low. “Don’t let her talk to us like that.” I took a small step forward, keeping my voice calm but steady. “I don’t need to prove myself to you, Lia. Whatever you think you know, you’re wrong.” “Oh really?” she hissed, eyes flashing. “Then maybe you should tell everyone what you really are. Tell them how you turned up from nowhere, how you make Liam forget who he is!”

TYLER'S POV He laughed in a bitter-harsh tone. And just like so many weeks ago, she wouldn't give him any hope, she'd hang up on him before he even got a word out. He was the bad guy. The liar. The cheater. His name was poison on her tongue, and for Tyler, he couldn't be the hero if he was still the bad guy, so the book had to be rewritten. "I have to be a victim as well," he snarled, his gaze shifting around the room as if the solution would suddenly manifest in the middle of the chaos.

Magnus had been right. Without thinking, I had reacted the moment I heard movement from the other room. Annoyed with myself, I returned my attention to the reports scattered across the desk. I forced myself to read the first page. Then the second. Ten minutes passed. I completed half a report before stopping again. Because another thought had appeared. Was he asleep again? I stared at the page in front of me. Then slowly closed it. This was becoming ridiculous. Lior was an Omega prince sent to this empire as a sacrifice. He was suspicious, difficult, reckless, and completely unlike the person he claimed to be.

“No…no, I don’t wanna be a guardian anymore. “T—They abandoned me. I’m just…I’m just a tool. I don’t matter outside of my inherent value as a lie detector and even then…that man…they would’ve let me die.” “Cass—wha—Demetrius…you can see reason, can’t you?” Lui fixed him with a plaintive gaze. “All anyone keeps talking about is how quickly you’ll ascend the ranks—how it won’t be much longer before that talent of yours really takes you places. Are you gonna give that all up over one bad case?”

"You must be cautious, for the line between ally and adversary is blurred." Liam's jaw tightened, his voice tinged with a mix of anger and determination. "We won't let their deceit go unpunished. We'll expose the truth and hold those responsible accountable," he declared, his voice resolute. The revelations had ignited a fire within him, strengthening his resolve to dismantle the web of lies that had ensnared them. As the chapter neared its conclusion, their ally revealed one final, shocking secret—an unimaginable twist that shattered their belief in everything they thought they knew. The revelation reverberated through their beings, leaving them questioning their own judgment and the founda