a fiery girl will born this way

Disgust. The disgust facial expression included: a sniff, lift of the upper lip, drooping of the eyebrows, and squinting of the eyes.

Surprise. When one was surprised, he/she dropped his/her jaw and his/her lips and mouth would be relaxed, with widened eyes and slightly raised eyelids and eyebrows This chapter was copied from novelceo . com without permission.

Contempt. Contempt was notable for its raising of one side of the mouth into a sneer or smirk.

1. The average person would tell three lies in a ten-minute conversation.

2. micro-expression—expression that would last less than a fifth of a second.

3.One-sided shrug showed the person had absolutely no confidence of what he/she just said.

4. Surprise would last for less than a second when it came across face.

5. When someone lied, he/she often made more eye contact, because he/she needed to watch if you believe his/her lies or not.

6. Rigid repetition was typical of a lie.

7. Oblique eyebrows showed sadness.

8. Men had erectile tissue on nose. It would itch when they were trying to hide something.

9. If someone slightly nodded “yes” before he/she shook his/her head to say “No”, he/she was telling a lie.

10. If someone had his/her left hand in his/her pants pocket and pressed against his/her leg the whole time, it indicated his/her nervousness

11. Distancing language: If someone used “that woman” instead of referring to the woman’s name, it was a lie.

12. When someone was lying, it was hard for him/her to tell a story backwards, because there was no memory of what had happened, liars rehearsed his/her story in order and never thought of rehearsing it backwards.

13. Fear, anger and sexual desire made one’s pupils dilate.

14. In a fake smile, there was no eye wrinkling.

15. The typical physiological escape response: Blood flew back from the limbs to the legs to get ready to escape. The hands became cold first

16. If someone’s eyebrows went up, the person knew the answer to the question he/she had asked.

17. If someone put objects to his/her chest to form a barrier when he/she saw a person, this showed his/her anxiety. It meant he/she were afraid to see this person.

18. If someone pursed his/her lips, or produced a retreating posture, it showed the ambiguity in what he/she said, which meant he/she was not confident to his/her own words. (Lying) Read this novel at novel‌ceo.com for the best experience.

19. Touching the neck when answering questions—if there is nothing wrong with the neck, it is an action of lying. (Classic compulsive behavior)

20. Rubbing eyes (even if he/she was the blind) showed the reluctance to do something.

21. To swing out the hand suddenly while talking—lying.

22. To raise the chin up while talking—anger.

23. When someone displayed a certain emotion with asymmetrical facial expression, it was a pretended emotion.

24. Rubbing hands with fingers was a gesture of self-consolation—when the speaker even didn’t believe his/her own words, he/she tried this to set his/her mind at rest.

Xu Nuo recalled the way Song Ruyi spoke at that day—so many petty actions but no wrinkles on his forehead to show his sadness. With down-turned mouth corner, he kept looking at everybody’s face as if he were observing every one’s response.

Was he making a private deal?

In these days she watched more episodes of “Lie to Me”, Xu Nuo was even more assured of her opinion—Song Ruyi was lying that day.

To confirm her suspicion, Xu Nuo paid a visit to Feng Qingsong, with a very good preparation in advance.

When Feng Qingsong was young, he was once a writing fanatic. Xu nuo searched through the warehouse of the bookstore to find a collection of prose published at his own expense eight years ago, and a collection of poems published six years ago, also at his own expense. With the remarks of “Master Feng, I like your writings for a long time. May I have your signature, please?” Xu Nuo opened Feng’s heart, which had been closed for a long time.

When he saw the books, which represented his past passion and the dream he had once pursued, Feng Qingsong sighed with deep emotions. His magnificent signature on his two books was just the same as the signature he put on various contracts in the company, but the mood was extremely different when he wrote down his name.

It took Feng Qingsong three minutes to collect himself and he asked this beautiful girl, “You’re here for something else, is it right, Miss Xu?”