Belle Da Costa Greene Mother Novels & Stories

She looked back with her beautiful eyes and glanced slightly at the woman beside him. She was hot! Her face was delicate. Well, she was indeed very beautiful. But why did this person look a little familiar? Seeing that the woman's face was a little familiar, Suzanne couldn't help glancing at her. Then she suddenly remembered that she was Rae Green, the daughter of Mr. Green, who was one of the directors of Vito's company. Suzanne had accompanied Vito to the company gathering two years ago and she met Rae there. At that time, Rae held her father's arm and walked into the banquet hall. She was dressed in a bright red custom-made dress, and her face was gorgeous. As a rich girl, she naturally a

“The moon goddess has clearly told me that the only person that can kill Dante of Mystic river pack will be a woman from the Costa daughters.” “But, who is it? Clearly, he has three daughters.” I ask impatiently. He leans in and whispers, my heart thunders loudly in my chest as I await his next words. “The moon goddess has chosen Irene Costa as the only person that can kill Alpha Dante.”

Grey's mother called out from a hidden alcove near the living room. Then, a beautiful tall woman emerged after Grey's mother called Nina. Her face was beautiful, with exotic brown skin and large, beautiful eyes. There was a slight resemblance between her and Keyara, which Grey noticed in her facial features. The woman named Nina then approached the sofa where Grey's mother beckoned.

Her mother. Evelyn’s elegant, cruel face was illuminated by the dying embers of the hearth. Her long, dark hair was pinned back neatly, and her eyes—the same sharp shape as Gina’s, but entirely devoid of warmth—glowed with a faint, malicious green light. She didn't look like a prisoner who had escaped a southern dungeon; she looked like a queen stepping back onto her throne. "Mother..." Gina choked out, her weak voice trembling as she tried to pull her wrist away. But her muscles felt heavy and unresponsive, the poison in her blood making her struggle for air. "How... how are you here? The Southern Guard locked you away."

Alex gently peeled his arm off Maya to wrap them around the woman. "Happy birthday, Mom." Alex kissed the side of her face making the woman giggle, her arms tightening around his back. Esther Grey looked every bit glamorous tonight, her usually straight bob-cut hair was curled into beautiful waves. The red ensemble she wore was a plunging neckline mermaid gown with a cape that pooled beautifully behind her. The jewellery adorning her ears, wrists, fingers and neck was almost too dazzling to look at. She was a goddess tonight and she shone radiantly.

I noticed that Tim bowed his head, but I couldn't because other than the King, I could look at anyone. "I see you are bold now, Moon," The woman said with a smirk on her face. She was a redhead in her fifties, and I wondered why the hell she was talking to me. I had seen her with Beta Green a couple of times. I observed her features, and it clicked. She must be Beta Green's mate, which would make her Lola's mother. I see that her daughter took after her behaviour-wise. "How may I help you?" I asked her, and she smirked.

"Oh, yeah, I almost forgot. Madam Ria, this is my future wife Green. Green, this is madam Ria, the caretaker of this orphanage." Green glared at Langit, she didn't mind Langit introduced her that way. While madam Ria smiled widely. "Nice to know you, Miss Green. You are very pretty, just like miss Keira, excuse me then, the water is boiling, I'll bring the noodles over here then." Madam Ria left Green and Langit before finishing her words, because she should to take care of the children from the orphanage who play the rain with Green a moment ago.

Knowing the truth would shatter whatever we have together. After a while, we got to aunt Maya's house. The place looked like a castle. Gwen's face lit up in excitement. Holding the hem of her dress, her eyes savoured the place in nostalgia. She took a deep breath of satisfaction. “It's just like I remember.” She said in smiles. Together we made our way in through the huge doors. I was happy she was happy, but I was still concerned about mad dog. Was he dead? Or perhaps did he run wild again? I had no idea what it was, but I can't let Gwen find out what my father did to her mother. At least not yet. I was not willing to let go of my new found joy. We were asked to wait for Gwen's aunt, she wa

A few minutes later, as Kay was trying to explain some things about their house to Car, the door swung open, and Kay's mother entered the room with an air of warmth and grace. Her presence was captivating, drawing everyone's attention. Kay's mother, Eleanor, was dressed in an elegant deep blue gown that flowed gracefully around her. The fabric shimmered under the ambient light, adorned with delicate embroidery that added a touch of sophistication. Her hair, streaked with silver, was expertly coiffed, showcasing her timeless beauty.

Nathan’s dryly telling me a story about Kiera wreaking havoc at school this week, and I’m laughing so hard I’m struggling not to spill my drink, when a stately woman in an evening gown sweeps up in front of me. “Nathan, you must introduce me to this enchanting creature,” she says. Her voice is carefully modulated like an old black and white movie star. She's tall and striking with Nathan’s coloring. She looks like she’s in her sixties, with silver streaking through her dark brown hair. Unlike Nathan’s dad, she has smile lines around her eyes. But there’s a sharpness in her gaze that makes me wary. “Of course,” Nathan says smoothly. “Mom, this is Nicole Craig. Nicole, this is my mother, Jacki