The teens all keep quiet.Īddy’s friends all disown her after they find out about her cheating on Jake. The main four are called into Principal Gupta’s office who asks them what is going on with the new blog and the now published rumors. Someone creates a new blog called About This and posts the rumors from About That. ONE OF US IS LYING - Pictured: (l-r) Jessica McLeod as Janae, Mark McKenna as Simon - (Photo by: James Dittiger/Peacock) No one knows why, but Cooper is the only one who does not have his true secret - that he is gay - exposed by Simon. Cooper is the only one who disputes the rumor about him. These posts reveal that Bronwyn stole tests, Nate deals drugs, Cooper is on steroids, and Addie cheated on her boyfriend. It is revealed that Simon wrote articles about each of those four students on his gossip website, About That.
The police investigate because of suspicious circumstances and of course the four remaining students are the biggest suspects and are questioned about the incident. The autopsy results show that Simon ingested peanut oil, which he is deathly allergic to - and it was common knowledge so everyone there knew all about it. He isn’t carrying his EpiPen on him, so he dies. Of course this happens just as Simon pours himself a drink, and then seems to have an allergic reaction. Avery, their teacher, doesn’t care.ĭuring detention there is an accident in the car parking lot which draws everyone’s attention. They all say that those weren’t their phones, but Mr. In the book, they are all in detention together for having their cell phones in their bags. In the series they all have been given detention for different reasons. However, it is for a different reason than in the series. The book starts off very similar to the series, with Bronwyn, Addy, Cooper, Nate, and Simon all in detention. ONE OF US IS LYING - Pictured: (l-r) Annalisa Cochrane as Addy, Chibuikem Uche as Cooper, Marianly Tejada as Bronwyn, Cooper van Grootel as Nate - (Photo by: James Dittiger/Peacock) One Of Us Is Lying Book Ending Explained
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