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Fifteen-year-old girl Cadence is the first heir to the Sinclair family, a family that has been wealthy for generations. Her grandfather owns a private island. Every summer, extended family members gather on the island. Cadence, her cousin Johnny, her cousin Mirren, and her friend Gate have spent almost every summer here happily since they were eight years old. However, suddenly one day, Cadence found herself trapped in selective amnesia and migraines, unable to extricate herself. What happened on the fifteenth summer that is missing from memory? To make the whole family keep silent about her and to make three close friends lose contact with her? She tried to piece together what happened. The fifteenth summer is getting clearer and clearer, but I find that my friends are moving away. "The Liar" is a sad and regretful story, and it is also the first sigh for innocent and sunny teenagers to open the door to the adult world.

They are both adopted girls, so why are their subsequent experiences so different? One is Imogen, a rich girl who has a harmonious family relationship and has plenty of clothes to eat, and many suitors around her; the other is a poor girl, Jules, whose family members are very estranged, her adoptive parents do not love her, and she has been relying on lies to maintain her daily self-esteem. Because of an unexpected coincidence, the two girls became so-called good friends. As they get to know each other more deeply, Jules' feelings for Imogen also undergo subtle changes. But the most unexpected thing is that Jules finally cruelly killed Imogen, whom she regarded as a good friend. What happened that made Jules take such a heavy blow? What made Jules desperate to forge his identity after killing Imogen? What awaits Jules in the future? This is a long story that revolves around two girls, about love and hate, growth and lies, which makes people lament the tricks of fate and the impermanence of emotions.