Central Cee Mom Novels & Stories

She just smiled at her mother-in-law and immediately lowered her head. Zefki "Mommy, you've been interrupting us! We have a special event after this, Mi!" Mommy Clement "Alright. Go to sleep, both of you. Dad sends his regards." Zefki "Okay, Mom." Mommy Clement "Raceh ... stay strong. Remember, you have to eat a lot to stay strong and healthy. That's it for now. I'll end the call, okay?" The video call ended. At the same time, Zefki quickly released his embrace from his wife and said,

I would have joined him too but I have to look after the party preparations that we are throwing in the joy of Caroline joining the pack. “Oh my god! Really? I need to go look for daddy.” Cece said wide shocked eyes. And off she went looking for her dear daddy. Yup! She still calls him daddy even after turning twenty one. No wonder he thinks of her as a toddler till date. These two could make a heartless man jealous with the way the father and daughter are always attached to each other. Even I get jealous sometimes. “Mom they are about to reach the borders.” An excited Xavier came running inside Cece’s room. After all his mate is moving in with him today. “Where’s Cece? She should be downsta

The two little geniuses, who shared their mother's passion for technology, were always coming up with new ideas and inventions. "Mommy, why do you have to go?" asked Bella, her voice trembling. Sienna knelt down and embraced her children, trying to reassure them. "It's only for a few days, my loves. I have some important business to take care of in Los Angeles. Once everything is settled, we'll have a beautiful mansion there, and we'll all be together again."

Celeste (stealing a papanasi straight from the pan): “Can’t believe it’s January already. Feels like we just got back from Romania.” Mom finally looks at me, eyes soft. Mom: “You’ve grown another inch since September. Slow down, copila. Some of us are stuck at five-six forever.” Dad (folding the paper): “Any… extracurricular monster hunting planned this week?” I almost choke on powdered sugar. Celeste: “Only the usual. Severed Circle, Hollow Choir, ghost gangsters, ancient blood homework… normal teenage stuff.”

Bella A cold demeanor had engulfed him, and his eyes grew red in anger. “The wedding must be held!” He shouted. “Calm down, honey. I'll talk to her, okay?” I couldn't believe what I was hearing. My mouth just wouldn't close as I looked at both of them one after the other. “Baby, we need this marriage. We are going bankrupt, and this is the only way,” mom explained in a gentle manner. “What? That's all it was for you? A business venture? This is my life for fuck's sake!” I said it sharply. My chest fell and rose as my sadness quickly turned into anger.

Tonight was the full moon. I would attend my first Mates Dinner. As I worked, my Mom and Luna both kept smiling at me. Just before my scheduled time was over, Luna said, "Celia, please come into my office." My Mom stood up and walked into Luna's office. I followed her. I closed the door. My Mom was holding a garment bag. Both Luna and Mom were smiling. I bowed my head to Luna. "Celia, tonight is your first Mates Dinner." Luna said.

“Morning, baby. Are you kids ready for training this morning? Your dad is already out the door. Some big announcement, I hear.” “Yeah, Ther and Alpha Zane are announcing the outcome of the meeting of the packs last week. I’m sure Dad will fill you in once we hear.” My mom wasn’t a warrior; her specialty was food. She owned a cafe in town that was everyone’s favorite. I sat at the table, ruffling my sister’s hair before sitting beside her.

At last, Mom said it was enough and transferred some money to me, the notification from my phone pinging shrilly. I hastily checked the transaction. 50 cents. It felt as though a bucket of ice water had been dumped over my head. For a moment, I couldn't tell if my body or my heart hurt more. Mom's gentle voice reached my ears. "After some thought, I've decided that it's enough if you just buy one tablet from your roommate. If you buy a whole box, you won't be able to finish it in one go, and that would be wasteful. I don't want you to develop such a bad habit."

Her voice resonated with confidence and authority, captivating the attention of everyone in the room. "Good evening, ladies and gentlemen," Mom's voice echoed through the venue. "Tonight, we gather here not only to celebrate the success of the Percepta Group but also to acknowledge the strength and resilience of our dear daughter, Celeste," she beams and points me from where she is. "We are thrilled to introduce our daughter, Celeste Koa Fuentebella, who has been an integral part of our lives and our business empire." The room erupts into murmurs and surprised whispers as people exchange glances. Gasps of surprise and curiosity rippled through the crowd. I felt my breath catch in my throat,