Don't Believe Me (I'm Lying)
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Ongoing, First published Mar 11, 2015
Mature
Every lie I told, every word that came out of my mouth, people thought was the truth. But I could not reverse what I said.
It was my gift, at least that's what others told me.
It was fun at first, telling people they owed me money, and they would give it to me. Heck! I could steal anything and people would think I bought it when they stopped and asked!
Just because I said it.
But after a while it was not so fun. Not fun at all.
Especially when I was kidnapped and forced to tell my parents I wasn't their child. That man would have killed them, and me, if I hadn't.
I didn't even know who my attacker was, or why they wanted me to do what they said.
But the worst part was, when I told my parents I wasn't their child, they believed me.
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