Aila is an achiever ever since she stepped into primary school. No one can beat her exam scores, grades, and her other participation in academic contests in this novel Lies over Love.
Her steady life turned upside down. Everything became a mess. Afraid that her parents might get disappointed of her failure, she said YES to a game where the one who must win, is her. A piece of paper where her grades are written is the one that matters than the love that keeps on growing inside her. And at that moment, the one that matters was lies over love.
Love is a fragile thing, easily shattered by the weight of lies. When deception replaces honesty, trust erodes, and the foundation of the relationship crumbles.
At first, the lies may seem insignificant, mere white lies told to avoid conflict or spare feelings. But as the deception grows, so too does the distance between the partners. Each lie becomes a wedge, driving them further apart.
In a relationship built on lies, there is no room for true intimacy. Partners are afraid to be vulnerable, lest their secrets be exposed. They become guarded and suspicious, always wondering what the other is hiding.
The weight of deception becomes a burden, suffocating the love that once thrived. Partners become trapped in a web of their own lies, unable to escape the consequences of their choices. Lies over Love.
Eventually, the truth comes out, and the relationship shatters like glass. The pain of betrayal is raw and searing, leaving both partners scarred.
Conclusion
Love built on lies is a house of cards, destined to collapse. It’s a lesson that we should all learn early on: honesty is essential for any lasting relationship.
