Bad Mommy Novelas e Histórias

I gritted my teeth in response. "You don't? Playing dumb now? Fine, let me tell you." She smiled wickedly. "I wasn't surprised when I heard about the cheating scandal when it came to Rowan's friend. After all, your mother was also a whore. Like mother, like daughter. She couldn't keep her legs in one place, and opened it for everyone who gave a little compliment." I didn't know how true it was, and I decided to take her words with a pinch of salt. I knew she was trying to rile me up, but my son's new condition was like an armour protecting me from her vile words.

Just like my mother, spreading her legs for another man while pretending to love us, producing a bastard child on the side and expecting me to swallow the betrayal with a smile. Roxy seemed to understand me better, coming up with the bet, She was one of the few people who knew what had happened with my mother. She too had been through her own kind of hell. Her father abandoning her and her mother while she was still battling an illness, leaving Roxy to watch the woman who raised her slowly fall apart. She knew where my hatred came from, why I couldn't stand the thought of my father bringing another woman into our lives, and unlike everyone else, she never tried to change my mind. If anything

I thought of my own baby. My hand went to my stomach. Pain ripped through. Jack held him like glass, voice soft as he soothed him. He looked up, waved me over. All I felt was disgust. I didn't move. "Stella, come hold him." "I don't know how." My flat tone set him off. "Stella, what is this? Don't make this hard." "Hard?" I let out a dry laugh. "Even at my worst, I wouldn't play mom to a side chick's kid. And a baby from your affair? Nothing to be proud of—just like his mother. Shameless."

I figured she wouldn't let it go that easily. But then, one sunny afternoon, she took me to the property exchange and bought me a house. She said she knew I'd never felt secure, and that this house was the biggest gift she could ever give me. Sure, it was zero down. But still, I felt a warmth from her that I hadn't felt in years. Turns out, it was all a lie. My mom didn't deny it. She just looked at me and said, "This house goes to Kaden. You can either move back home, or save up and buy your own place. You make good money. Five years and you'll have another one."

Mokunfayo Badmus: You are not their mother, You are not my mother, You're not a mother, You can never be a mother… Weeks after the altercation with both Mike and my nephew, those words they'd left in wake of their cruelty still haunted me in both my sleep, my subconscious and even my wide-eyed consciousness.

“Your mommy is truly perfect.” Baby Robbie was rather speechless once again. “My mommy is good at everything, but she has a fair share of flaws as well. My grandmother told me that my mommy was extremely mischievous when she was young. She always fought with my uncle and beat him up till he bled. My uncle would always let her be as well…” Gale stared at Baby Robbie in disbelief. Baby Robbie added, “My mommy is extremely strict toward my daddy as well. She always says that even though my daddy is older than her, she won’t allow him to die before her. Therefore, she monitors him every day and makes sure that he exercises…”

me : shame of you I never met a disgusting animal like you who raises hand on mother what kind of disgusting life of you man : mind your tongue me : mind yourself first man : she is a burden me : let's be frank you're the burden to the world did you ever know what is mom you're feeling burden just to look after her but she carried you for nine months without knowing what kind of person you're without expecting anything return from you carrying a small thing for few hours you gets tired but she carried you for nine months without feeling tired or you as burden if one bone breaks you scream with extreme pain by calling your mom but the same mom bare the pain of 20 bones crack while giving bir

He bit his trembling lip. “You almost gave us a heart attack.” Megan smiled. “I’m sorry. Did Dad—” He scanned around the room. “He’s an asshole,” Victoria spat out. “An apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.” “You and your father are nothing alike. You did not run away from your responsibility. You correct your mistake and face your issues. You value friendship even if it put your life in danger. Maybe you’re stupid for not asking our opinion, but you are better than him. Way better. Sorry but not sorry. I have to agree with Victoria. Your dad is a grade A a-hole.”

She wanted to apologize and cuddle with her Daddy and promise him that she won't do it again. But she can't. She was forbidden to speak right now. "I've been a good Daddy to you and took care of you, but you displayed ungratefulness today and angered me, even ruining and breaking plates at that restaurant. You screamed and disobeyed your Daddy, even hurting my hand when you slapped it away." Madie's tears slid down her cheeks as she hiccuped. Everything that happened earlier was flashing in her eyes and she just wanted to cry out loud. Why did she even act like that?! All because she was thinking of something and being problematic and even hurt her Daddy.

“My classmate called you a bad name because I don’t have a daddy.” "I'm so sorry baby." I buried my face in his thick curly hair, breathing him in. He was putting on a brave face but I could hear the heavy beat of his heart through his shirt. My poor baby. “Aunty Sophie says I don’t have to go to school today. She says we have somewhere to go.” “Yes, baby." I took a deep breath. "You have a daddy and we are going to see him today.”