When Lies Win 2
Lies are easy to tell especially if you want to see how a person or group of people react to the lies. Lies that prevent feelings from being hurt like you look nice, getting an 85 on that test much improvement or nice outfits you are wearing even when the person is overweight. Each story will focus on a lie and at the end if the person continues and does not relent a punishment will be inflicted and the image after it will explain what’s next and their final fate.
Story 1
The Baker
There is a bakery across from my dad’s cleaning store and the owner is a customer in the store. His son wants to date me but I want him as a friend and no more.
I went in an ordered my favorite blueberry and banana muffins and took them across to my dad’s store to share with everyone. Odd that he out one muffin in a special bag for me and I started eating it and got a bad cramp and pain in my stomach. I wound up in the ER and had the rest of the muffin and my stomach pumped . There was a touch of wheat , onion, acetone and worse fentanyl in it. The bakers son felt if I didn’t want him no else would get me but when questioned he lied, I never prepared that special mufffjn and put it in a special bag plus I never give it to her my either does. Questions by the police and one noticed the smirk on his face but needed more proof . The bakers son also smoked at the new girl who helped m as make them and here’s where the punishment takes over as the mirror as the mirror opens wide with a huge glass face with in it and looks at the new girl and the baker : you will redo those muffins and start your day over snd give her proper muffins without the poison and the rest. If you fail repent your punishment will come from a new source.
The next day they started over and thought about what the mirror said but dud not heed the warning thinking it was some joke pulled he will face the mirror and well he lied again. The mirror placed him inside a huge piece if glass with the same muffins he gave me to eat. Lies and betrayal no win.
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