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Game of lies

Chapter 2 Last words

Word Count: 1168    |    Released on: 01/08/2026

e elite of Ansonville, New York, whom my parents value above all else. Or at least, that's how it a

ail and run. To hide somewhere, to pretend Freddy didn't text m

s soon as we enter the ballroom of my par

m going to get. We're practica

e noise of the crowd, the change from the cool evening air t

and lower my c

at us from all sides, wishing me happy birthday. Though none of them are here for me. A waite

et some

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hair and dark blue eyes. Instead, I gravitate more toward my mother, with her average height, b

opposite sides of the world rather than in the same house, given how far apart we are. Alexander is living proof of my fath

I am

ents discovered I'm not like my older siblings. I have no inter

my parents used to call my music behind closed doors-than bury her nose in a boo

, and they do their best to

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life who even talk to me, let alone

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assuring squeezes to my hand and shoulder. It's

other side of the room with fake smiles. As always, they are perfectly positioned in front of the thick velvet curtains that cover the l

ointed as when I didn't share

s and probably won't last more than an hour. The only g

fectly fitted, floor-length designer dress and the stiletto heels that are visible with

h is as clear a sign that there's nothing wr

ose and squeezes me. "H

as much of her warmth and familiar rose scent as I can. My

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of our beautiful daughter, Samantha. May this ev

My father looks at me for a mo

stand for forgiveness and communit

licits murmurs

nly shrug when I find them standi

champagne. "We're glad you'

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ched us as if it we

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me hostage, and he looks at me

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Game of lies
“The air in the mansion became thick with the tension of an ancestral hatred, rekindled by the return of Zane Levent. A multimillionaire, scarred by prison, and her sister's former fiancé, his very presence was a personal affront. But fate, cruel and capricious, had darker plans: a forced marriage that forced her to live under the same roof as her nemesis, to simulate a love she did not feel. Every stolen glance, every accidental brush, was torture, a precarious dance between resentment and an undeniable spark of forbidden attraction that refused to die. She hid her own abysses. An invisible stalker lurked in the shadows, turning each day into an exercise in silent terror. And then there was the web of deceit that bound them together, a skein of secrets so tangled she feared that, unraveling it, would consume them both. Most heartbreaking was that Zane, oblivious to the threat looming over her, was now also a target. While her only goal was to survive the storm that engulfed them, he, with that arrogant smile and those eyes that saw her as a mere obstacle, seemed bent on accomplishing his mission: to make her life a living hell. In that deadly game, could love, so impossible, find a crack in the ruins of hatred?”