Your Lie In April Letter Novels & Stories

"Did you forget what you did too? Telling all those lies about me even when you knew they were lies?" "It was just letting karma hit you hard..." April shrugged in a calm tone, "I never even believed in it but after seeing you break down, I had to have a change of belief." Yara let out a bitter chuckle, "so that was your way of getting back at me. I had thoughts that we were way past our differences and I trusted you...You. Zaria and that bastard? " April said nothing, staring at her like she just said the most senseless statement she ever had made. Then she spoke up again,

“April, I know what happened. I know you were clear enough when you told me you couldn’t accept my feelings or any other man’s feelings, but you have to understa-.” April laughed softly, cutting off Levi’s words. “You were doing all those things because you were in love with me, Levi! Do you know how terrible I felt about myself when I knew it? I thought you were a real friend, I thought I could trust you, even I thought of telling you about… about… about my past, levi,” she lowered her voice. “You were expecting something, something I was not willing to give you or anyone else, Levi, but-”

"Off? What do you mean?" April hesitated, choosing her words carefully. "I don't know, just a bit distant, I suppose. And then he came to me today, really upset. He got a love letter from someone named Krisdana." My eyes widened in shock. "Krisdana? Who's that?" April shook her head. "I have no idea! But Lucien seems really torn up about it. I thought maybe you knew something?" I felt like I'd been punched in the gut. Krisdana? I had no idea who that was, but I was determined to find out.

April, how do you feel about in all honesty? April looks me in the eye and says, “I love him with all my heart, and not in the way he thinks. I love him as I would love my mate. I rejected my mate for him because I could never love another as I love him. All those times I would come to sleep in your room because I was scared was just because I wanted to be near you. I tried so many ways to get you to realize that I am in love with you. You were just oblivious to it all. Then yesterday you gave me hope that maybe you felt the same. You kissed me back and with such passion. Then you stayed with me when I asked you to. You chose me over her and I knew then that you loved me, too.” She smiles at

“I started working to help my dad. But my mom’s condition started getting worse. I thought of telling you so many times, but I didn’t want to pull you into my mess. I figured even if I tell you and the problem is fixed, she might bring trouble in another way,” “I wanted to make you believe that I cheated on you. I called my friend Ryan, and he advised me so many times to just tell you the truth, but then I didn’t want to. When I saw you about to enter the house, I kissed him. ‘You walked in on me kissing him. You should have just shouted at me and left the house. It would have been easier. Instead, you stayed and let me explain. I knew you were too good for me, so I told you that our relatio

He excused himself and approached me. “It’s time to leave, April.” He said and my face fell. It was too early to leave. "There's something more important," He said calmly but I felt cold as I touched my arm silently and nodded at him. Lily and her mate approached us. "You guys are leaving so soon?" Lily asked. "Liam has some work back at the pack," I lied hesitantly. Lily faced Liam. "April looks so pale. I know she doesn't take care of herself. You should take care of her," Lily said to him and his jaw twitched slightly.

My hands shake so violently that Jodan has to steady them with his own before I can even begin reading, the letter's careful, looping script swimming briefly before my eyes as twenty years of grief and sudden, impossible hope collide all at once. The entire chamber seems to hold its breath around me, waiting. "Read it aloud," my aunt says softly. "Please, April. We've carried this uncertainty together long enough." I take a steadying breath and begin. My dearest April,

He told her about the truth that was buried somewhere in his family’s history, the lie he had always sensed without being able to identify. She listened to all of it without interrupting. When he finished, she was quiet for a moment. “That’s going to take years,” she said. “Yes,” he said. “I’m in,” she said. He looked at her. Something moved in his expression — brief, controlled, but real. “I know,” he said. “I was counting on it.” They walked to her car together, and behind them the prison gates stood closed, and ahead of them the city waited, and Paul moved through the cold morning air like a man who has finally, after a very long time, found solid ground beneath his feet.

Ashley did too. She panicked. “Why isn’t the car moving? Is something wrong?” She questioned. I forced a smile, “I’ll figure something out.” My phone alarm rang making us jump despite the tension. I picked it up and slid the cancel button , only to see 1:04am. It was pretty late. She leaned in. “Start speaking, what was that about? Damian Cooper claimed that you were his,” Ashley protested. I tried to deny it, “no. You heard it wrong.”

The pain of every bone in my body shattering was something I would never forget. No matter how hard I thought about it, I couldn't understand. I was clearly the heiress. The DNA test was flawless. So why was I still called a fraud? I tried to find an excuse to deny it. But Yvette didn't press me further. Instead, she said gently, "I understand you might feel resentful that Mr. and Mrs. Cox only came to find you now, but they only just discovered the truth themselves."