Your Eternal Lies Novels & Stories

The air has that foreshadowing feeling, not to mention I sense Eternity’s barely contained control over his lust. Infinity begins leaving open mouth kisses down our neck and Eternity grabs her by the nape of her neck, tangling his finger in her hair. His grip is strong and demanding. There is no arguing as he pushes her downward. “Put your lips around me and suck me into that warm, wet mouth.”

I stopped myself, shaking my head, then added, “He wasn’t a god. He was a lesson.” “I remember the last words he ever managed to spit out, even through the blood and bile. He said, ‘She lied… she lied… I am eternal…’ and then he choked. Died right there, gurgling like a wounded beast in a trap. No glory. No crown. Just rot. Just… curse.”

“You call her a liar and a cheat? When you are the lying bastard?” Tina’s face paled slightly, but she quickly masked it with a scowl. “What the hell are you talking about, Ethan?” Ethan let out an amusing chuckle. “Oh, so you think I wouldn’t find out? You thought you could hide the truth forever?” Tina frowned, her confidence faltering. “Ethan, what are you saying?” “You lied to me, Tina,” Ethan spat, his eyes dark with hatred. “You told me Sonia was never pregnant. You told me she lied about her miscarriage just to stay in my life. You told me she only wanted me for my money.”

“What?” Elyra whispered: “They’ve created the Eternal Family Bond.” The First King slowly stepped backward. “What does that mean?” Elyra stared at the children. “It means nothing can separate them.” A pause. “Not even death.” Lucian smiled. “Then we’ve finally won.” Elyra looked at him. “No.” Her voice trembled. “You haven’t.” Lucian’s smile disappeared. “Why?” Elyra looked toward the sky. “Because something just woke up beyond the kingdom.”

“Not this.” He walks away. Back to his investors. His empire. His responsibilities. I stand alone on the dance floor. And realize Ethan was right about one thing. We’ve been lying. To him. To everyone. To ourselves. But the biggest lie? That we could keep this hidden forever. The photos will post tomorrow. The truth will follow soon after. And there’s no stopping it now.

Oh, if only he knew. “Well,” she said, looking out the window. “Maybe being loved by you is healing me.” Maybe being reborn to destroy you is empowering me, she finished silently. Kaelion smiled at that. “That’s all I want. To love you, to make you happy. You’re all I’ve ever wanted, Seraphina.” And there it was again—the lie wrapped in velvet. The murderer singing lullabies. The remnants of her nightmare resurfaced, uninvited. She could still feel her wrists bound, her voice hoarse from screaming his name, begging him to stop. Blood pooling beneath her. His cold, unflinching gaze…

Wade's father died in the line of duty. At his funeral, Wade stood solemnly at the very front of the crowd. By the time I hurried back from out of town, there were only two spots left for the funeral procession. One was beside my husband of seven years, Wade, whom I had secretly married. The other was at the very back of the line. Naturally, I assumed the spot beside him had been left for me. But the moment I took a step forward, Wade walked right past me and nodded in the direction of my best friend standing behind me. "Helen, come here." The relatives around us began looking in our direction. Someone murmured, "Isn't that Wade's girlfriend? They look perfect together." Others began c

“Because he could’ve stopped it. Because he let his empire pick appearances over people. Because he made the choice that killed my sister.” That hit her hard. He’d lost someone too. Not some faceless villain—a person. “And you think a fake marriage fixes that?” she whispered. “I think leverage fixes things,” he said. “One public image, one private leak. Chaos, then cleanup. People bow.” A loud click from the door snapped both their heads up. Lucien stood in the doorway—coat open, hair a bit wild, eyes sharp as blades. He didn’t come in. He didn’t have to.

"If we find a way to be eternal together." "I know every way it could go." The Chronicler waves their hand. Books appear. Floating. Opening. Showing futures. "In some timelines, you succeed. Become eternal. Stay together forever. In others, you fail. Die. Separate. End. In some, Aurora chooses the Absolute anyway. Even immortal. Even loved. Even whole." "Show me the timeline where we win." I step forward. "Where we stay together. Where I never choose the Absolute. Show me how."

His voice was full of conviction as he said, "Absolutely, I love you. We married for love, remember?" I stared back at him, a sarcastic smile playing on my lips as I said, "For the past three years, you had put me through hell. You flirted with one woman after another right in front of me, and you even slept with Macie while I watched. Is that what you call love?" Adrian scrambled to explain, saying, "All that was just an act. You're the one I have always loved. "Liliana, I lost my head and did things I shouldn't have. However, that's history. From here on out, it's just you. You're the only one I want to love."