The Good Liar (Infidelity #1)

by C.P. Harris

And then his elevator dinged, the doors parting as the band rolled to a stop on its threshold, as God decided right then to test my resolve, to put my sworn conviction to the test. Daniel.

Oh the drama

I COULDN’T THINK of a better way to start my reckoning against Daniel Ward than to have him bear witness to my reclaiming of Jasper. To have him watch in abstract horror as Jasper’s cum pelted the pristine floor, dirtying it up while I pumped him full to capacity from behind.

Daniel stooped to pick up the discarded wedding band, then seemingly thought better of it as if disgusted by the idea. “Daniel, wait—” “Do you want me to stop, angel?”

BROOOOOO

Daniel saw it all. “That’s it, angel,” I cooed above the squelching sounds of my cock beating a path through his cummy hole. “Take every last drop of me.”

I-

The doors closed, sealing us off from Daniel, but not before I’d caught the look of victory in his eyes.

I fucking knew it

I needed him to choose me before knowing Daniel was no longer an option.

“Jasper,” I said, unsure of how to prepare him for what I had to say next. I decided to simply come out with it. “Daniel knows. He’s always known.”

Damn fucking right

Sating my insecurities came first, getting answers from Daniel would need to wait.

Priorities

Daniel 4 Years Ago

Not me literally shaking

“Honest men don’t make great lawyers. Good liars do.” And liars didn’t come any better than Daniel.

I hate that the book is named after Daniel

I take it you’d finally got what you were after that night. You stopped begging me to assault you after that. You are one sick puppy, Jasper Des Moines.”

Ok that made me laugh

I thought surely you would leave me for him before that happened. I guess the regret you carry for quite literally breaking your poor mother’s heart was stronger than your love for him. What a shame, really.”

Men like Cole would never concede power for love.” He gave me a pitying look. A storm on a rampage blew in from behind me, edging me out of its path as it aimed for the man I somehow still found it in me to care for. Daniel whirled around in time to catch Cole’s fist square on his jaw.

HELL YEAH

“Your weakness, Daniel, is that you don’t know what love is,” Cole said, shaking out his injured hand. “You don’t know what it feels like, what it makes you capable of doing, capable of withstanding.”

“Your ignorance will be your downfall, because there isn’t a hit to me I wouldn’t turn the other cheek for, no scandal I wouldn’t face, no loss I wouldn’t be willing to take for this man.”

“You can’t blackmail me into compliance, Daniel. Because I’m willing to make the hard calls and light the dynamite myself.” Cole was willing to blow his whole world up for me, and I vowed from that point onward to ensure that I was worth the trouble.

I’d knowingly married a man I deeply cared for but wasn’t in love with. I was an adulterer. And Cole was a man willing to take whatever he wanted no matter the cost.

“We merely lived up to your expectations, Daniel,” Cole said, refusing him an ounce of sympathy. “We are the men you wanted us to be. Don’t cry foul now. It’s unbecoming of you.”

accepting a cum-fragranced kiss.

ENOUGH

“I wanna know the size of your smile when you walked in here this morning. Which shrill ringer did you choose for the office phone line? What color pen did you use throughout the day? I wanna know your plans for the upcoming weeks. I wanna know where you’re going to hang the Casual Friday is Everyday sign. I wanna know how full your heart is with joy right now, right this second. Tell me everything, Jas.”

That's actually really fucking adorable

Franklin in particular—who weirdly couldn’t keep his eyes off Leland.

MHM

“I love you. And I can’t believe I get to spend the rest of my life with you. It’s officially the first day of summer, and it’s raining, angel.”

I FUCKING CALLED IT

And that’s when I noticed the platinum band on my finger. The one I’d pointed out in a jewelry store window we’d passed by during my last semester at Harvard. “I bought it the very next day,” he said, a rare blush creeping over his neck.

Screaming crying throwing up

“You’ve held on to this all this time?” “I’ve held onto you all this time, angel.”

Lies may have brought us back together, but love would keep us bound. The End