Caleb Love Mom Novels & Stories

With a knowing look, Caleb dragged Celia's body off the bed and threw her onto the floor before grabbing Emery and pinning her down against the hospital sheets. The sounds that followed from the footage were unbearable. Obscene noises, each louder than the last, pierced through my eardrums. I stood frozen amid the static hum of the footage, as if I had just plunged into an ice pit. All eyes were locked dead on the screen, and the only sound left in the room was the increasingly heavy breathing of the audience. When they looked at Caleb again, there was finally a trace of disgust in their gazes. Caleb glanced around the room and curled into himself in terror. His voice shook as he stammered o

Upon hearing his words, I rolled my eyes before closing them, letting Caleb vent his frustration. I had no idea how Caleb found out about this secret. I didn't care to probe what kind of relationship he had with Lucy. All I wanted was to get this short, unhappy life over and done with. However, Caleb lost interest when he realized I wasn't going to resist. That ended up sparing me my life. He told me Lucy was actually his adoptive mother, as well as the real driving force behind the Carpenters.

If she were healthy enough to be sent back to some small town hospital, her condition obviously wasn't that serious. "You swore you'd never go into the same specialty as me, Gregory. And now, you're lying about your mom's condition just to compete with me for the chief position. You should be ashamed of yourself!" My hand, still gripping the phone, trembled slightly. "Shut up, Bethany! My mom's dead, okay? Are you happy now?"

His shoulders brush hers as he smiles with her. He's too close. A complete violation of the rules I keep to myself. I pause a few feet away from her, watching them. Krisoff turns to him, while his hands linger near the back of her chair. I still don't let my mom's words get to me. I never will. I know what I need, and I get what I need. I don't care if Caleb's in the way or not. “Just leave them be, son,” my mom says behind me, her tone calm. She had followed me here, tightening her grip on my arm as if she were stopping me from committing a killing spree. “She loves Caleb, not you. And you know that.”

Celeste yelled giddily as she ran into Matthias’ arms. “Papa, I mith you~” She then went on to hug the other man standing next to Matthias, Jonathan Siong. “Uncle Jonathan!” The couple, Matthias and Jonathan visited Cecilia and Celeste in their new home. Cecilia followed her daughter with her grandpa. “Hey Celeste, stop being shameless. You’re always asking for gifts!” “And you, Jonathan! Stop spoiling Celeste!” Cecilia scolded them both. “Hahaha, I can’t help it! She’s so cute!”

"She could be anything between stunned and excited. And speaking of the baby, when do you plan to tell everyone?" "As soon as we fly back home, darling." "Alright then, we should get going before your mother calls." "Why are you so bothered about my mother calling?" Caleb asked, finally standing. "This memorial means a lot to your family, Caleb, and I'm sure your mother deserves all the love and care she can get, especially from you as her son." "I love you for your selflessness, Jane. I'm so lucky to have met you," Caleb smiled charmingly at her and Jane smiled back.

He only asked Howard who he wanted to live with. Of course, Howard chose Dad, the one with more money. He even said something cruel to Mom. He said she had embarrassed the whole family. Mom came to me crying, saying she had nothing left now. She only had me. I looked at her, speechless. Then I quietly placed the family paperwork in front of her. “Sorry. Your name isn’t on anything that has to do with me.” Mom cried and grabbed my arm. “Caleb, you can’t be this heartless. I carried you for nine months and gave birth to you. How could I not love you?”

The line crackled slightly, but Selene's tone was firm, unyielding as always. 'That's what I said, and it's final,' her mother replied, cutting the call before Aurelia could protest further. Typical. Selene Nightbane had a way of deciding everything for her daughter, from the clothes she wore as a kid to the schools she attended. At nineteen, Aurelia craved independence, but here she was, flying back to New York after years in Brooklyn, only to have her mom's new man waiting like some unwanted chaperone.

Every strike from Mom was harder than the previous one. "Go ahead and stuff yourself as much as you can! I'll demolish you, you fat, greedy pig! I'll rid you of all your unwanted flesh!" Abigail was too heavy to dodge in time. She could only cover her head and scream, "Stop, Mom! Stop! It's me, Abigail…" "No, you're a pig. You're a goddamn pig!" Mom had completely lost touch with reality. The doctors rushed in and sedated her.

When my boyfriend, Caleb Steele, loses his family and everything he has, I walk away. After he makes a comeback, I come to see him every year. The first year, I hold my daughter, Claire Sutton, in my arms. Caleb throws fifty thousand dollars at me and tells me to stay away. The second year, I bring my late-stage cancer diagnosis, and he doesn't even look at it. Instead, he gives me a hundred thousand dollars and tells me to disappear for good. In the third and fourth years, I vanish just as he wants. Then, in the fifth year, he gets a call from Claire. "Mommy, when are you bringing me dinner? I'm hungry."