Your Lie In April Light Novel Novels & Stories

Chapter 18 The city lay before them, infinite and unforgiving. Shadows stretched long under trembling streetlights, the air thick with the distant scent of rain and gasoline. Lena and Noah ran. Steps rang out behind them—closer than she would have liked. Damien wouldn't give up. He was a ghost from her past, resurrected just when she'd begun to believe she was finally free. She was breathing fast, her heart racing in her chest. "We need cover."

"Oy." They flinched, Mijo who's trying to sleep on Era's thigh stood up, shocked. Even Flute who knew someone sat beside him, nearly jumped hearing Yuri's deep voice. They all turned their heads to what it seemed like a paint melting where Yuri slowly showed up. Ah, Yuri and her ability to copy colors and patterns. "I just remembered. Under Ela's bed..." she stopped and looked at each of them seriously. "Underneath, there were paintings. Dark. Bloody. Full of misery." 💜

April was startled before grabbing his long legs tightly and pleaded reluctantly, " No..noo.... Please don't go..I didn't mean anything..I didn't..trust me..I..I..I was only wandering how handsome you were really.." She flattered shamelessly and rubbed herself against his skin while mumbling lowly. Curling herself in a low voice, April compromised with him reluctantly as her eyes took a glimpse of the scary sky outside. Arching his lips into a sly smirk, Luke withdrawed himself from heading outside and sit back comfortably. Yawning leisurely, he replied smirking meticulously,

"Laila, I didn't lie to you. April and I are not engaged. I didn't buy that ring." "Jordan," April hissed, "we literally just talked about how this is what's best for all of us." "April, will you please let me talk to Laila?" "I will when you stop acting like I'm nothing!" April snapped. "I'm the one standing by your side while some crazy psycho spreads lies about you. I even gave up Cancun!" "Crazy psycho?" Laila repeated calmly, though her pulse thundered. "Why exactly is she a crazy psycho?"

"That belongs entirely to April, and to whatever ancient magic decided the four of you were worth binding to her. I wouldn't dare claim credit for something that pure, not after everything else I've had to orchestrate in shadow to get her safely to this moment." "Safely," Jodan repeats, disbelief sharp in his voice. "She's been hunted, chained, betrayed, and nearly executed twice in one night. If this is your version of safety, I'd hate to see what danger looks like to you." "Danger," the man says quietly, "looks like the world I grew up in, prince. One where the fifth house was erased so thoroughly that even its own surviving blood didn't know to look for each other. Tonight, for the first

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.

April held the laugh that threatened to break from her lips. “Since you have nothing to say to each other, then you should both listen to me.” Her face turned serious. “I once shared with you all that I was pregnant for my husband Ethan.” She said, “But since we have all gotten to this point, I realise there is no need to keep this secret.” April wielded a triumphal smile on her face as she said the words. “It was all a lie. I was never pregnant with him. Ethan can't impregnate a woman.”

April wiped her tears quickly when she heard the door to the slave quarters creak open. Jessica stepped inside, her usual warm smile faltering when she noticed April's red-rimmed eyes and tear-streaked face. Concern washed over Jessica as she hurried over to April’s side, kneeling beside her. "April, what’s wrong?" Jessica asked softly, reaching out to brush a tear from April’s cheek. "Why are you crying?" April bit her lip, trying to control the trembling in her voice. She couldn’t tell Jessica the truth, couldn’t let her friend know the secret she was now forced to carry. So she forced herself to lie, her voice barely above a whisper.

Navigating Desire and Danger Amid Corporate Intrigue . The city lights of Seattle bled through the Lara’s apartment curtains, turning the bedroom into a muted landscape of amber and charcoal. On the ample-sized bed, Lara was curled against Roberts. They were a single, familiar warmth beneath the heavy duvet, a fortress of two against the corporate storm gathering outside.

“I just wanted to—” His hand shot out, clamping around her wrist. She gasped, stumbling forward as he yanked her closer. “Stop lying to me,” Yanov hissed, his accent sharp. “You remember our deal.” Amira tried to pull back, but his grip was like steel. “Let go of me,” she said firmly, though her voice shook. Instead of loosening, he tightened his hold and dragged her toward the bed. “No, lapochka. You owe me. Do you think I forgot how you ran from me? How you stole from me?”