Why To Lie Novels & Stories

“Tihana, I know you are mad at me at this very moment, but I want to let you know that I was only doing this because of your mom. Telling you the truth about your dad wouldn't have been a problem, but then, I had to keep my promise to your mother.” I understand that clearly. Seems he didn't lie about that. But the bottom line was that they lied to me either way. If they hadn't lied to me, the situation wouldn't have become this worse. It was all their fault for lying to me from the very beginning. In all, why did they choose to lie? If only they had come clean with the truth from the very beginning.

He is telling me he's waiting for me; he's alive. He is not dead. Sin said he was dead. He lied. Why do people tell lies? They tell lies, because they are frightened by the truth. They are terrified of the reality that will come from the truth. Even a powerful King like Sin is terrified of the truth. Whoever this Rome is, he's afraid that I'll find out who he is. Possibly because he's afraid I might fall in love with him; since that's what Luca has said my fate is—to be fought over by two mighty men. I get that he's scared. But lying to me for his selfish interest? That is a wrong move. No one likes being lied to, especially not by someone they might be in love with.

My heart started thumping. “If your ex begs you to come back to him, will you take him back?” “No,” I answered him honestly. “Why?” “I’ll answer it if you answer my next question.” “Okay.” “Would you hate me if I lied something about myself?” “Did you hurt or kill anybody?” No.” I glared at him. “Then why would I hate you?” “I don’t like it when people lie to me, but sometimes you have to keep the truth to protect yourself.”

"I should say that some men from a van rescued me and drove me back home.” "That's right, Elen. Say that and nothing else. Do you understand?" Elen gave me a perplexed look. His head was cocked, as though he was trying to figure something out. "But Daddy, that's not true. You always say that it is bad to lie." I let out a sigh as guilt crept up on me. “Sometimes it is necessary to lie, Elen especially when it involves life and death. The police would not understand. They would think we were crazy.”

I asked him. He scoffed as soon as I asked this. "What reason do I have to lie to you? I mean, you yourself already said that all we have is a fake relationship and we should not get involved in what the other party does. It's not like there's anything that you can do to me if I am indeed lying to you so what reason do I have to lie to you?" He asked me. I shook my head because what he said made sense. He doesn't have any reason to lie to me at all. Except....it's just me being paranoid for no reason. I can't stop him from doing whatever he wants to do so why should he lie to me?

I debated putting a finger down and lying so I could fit in. “Never have I lied on my resume.” Lily took a drink, put a finger down, then leaned over and whispered in my ear. “I have to lie about my last name because of who my family is.” “I don’t think that is considered lying.” I wrinkled my nose, and Lily shrugged. “Never have I lied during an interview.” Again, Lily took a drink and leaned over to explain. “I have to lie about my background.” She hadn’t been the only one to put a finger down or drink, but I didn’t think her reasons were significant. I doubted anyone could catch her lying, so I respected her honesty. The game was getting boring, but at least I was learning more about Lily

The thought of it made me want to hit him but I held myself from doing a thing like that, not until I heard what he had to say about such an expensive lie. “Do you want something?” I snapped out of my thoughts and looked at him. “Well, not really, Rune. I just wanted to know why you'd tell such a lie to your parents. Why did you tell them we spoke over the phone this morning and I said I'll be back by the end of next month? Why did you do that?” He looked at me, guilt on his countenance. “Why should I answer you, Lila? I did it because I wanted to and trust me, I don't have an explanation for it. It was too sudden and I had to tell them that. I didn't want them mingling in my business too mu

And why did he feel the need to deceive her? Rory's phone buzzed, breaking the silence. It was Julian. She hesitated, unsure if she was ready to talk to him. But something about his words, the sincerity in his voice, made her answer. "Rory, please listen," Julian said, his voice laced with desperation. "I know I lied to you, and I'm so sorry. But I had to. My past... it's complicated. I've made mistakes, and I've been hurt. I built a new identity to protect myself, to start fresh."

Tell them we're not feeling well so we can stay home and celebrate with you guys instead. "Sophia looked at her girls sternly. "What did I tell you about lying?" she asked. "Lying isn't good because it ruins your reputation and makes people not trust you," Ava and Mia chimed in unison. Sophia nodded, satisfied. "That's right. Lying is never an option. Now, secondly, there's no skipping school because...?" Ava and Mia joined in, completing the familiar phrase: "Skipping school makes you unserious, and unseriousness can make you a dropout or ruin your future!"

"You asked me why I like you. And I said I didn't know." She nodded. "I lied," Her eyebrows twitched slightly. "I didn't lie because I was being dishonest," I continued. "I lied because I was scared of telling you the truth. Scared that if I said it, it would be real. And if it was real, then I'd have something to lose." She was gazing at me now, her eyes gentle, attentive, receptive.