Cerita Ngewe Dengan Tante Novels & Stories

I missed their cute banters so much. “Allow me to explain everything to you. A lot has happened.” I start. I take my time to tell them everything that I’ve been through. Their expressions keep changing as I speak. Aunt Nicolette even cried at some point. They start smiling again when I tell them about Cody and Lee, then they get sad when I tell them how Lee and I broke up. Aunt Nicolette almost flipped when I told them about Mrs Wells and Kesha, but Uncle Jacque calmed her down. My aunt and uncle are drama queens, just like I remember and they can be a bit extreme. But they kept interrupting me, which was a bit annoying. But I couldn’t get mad. My heart was filled with so much joy seeing the

“Tutal, kakatapos ko lang panoorin ang Four Sisters and a Wedding, tara mag-charades.” This is the first time that my family and his family will be together in Noche Buena. Sa tingin ko ay espesyal talaga ito dahil ngayong taon na ito ay may gumuguhit na sa aming pamilya na konektado na kami.

But after bracing herself for the unexpected by taking a deep sigh, she assumed confidence and walked into the hut. She found her family and a few other clanspeople seated in the hut listening to the three brothers narrate their day's experience at Aunt Agero's place. They had just arrived from their hunt for Aunt Agero's trappings of witchcraft and found the people waiting with eagerness. Gumba was still lying on the floor writhing in pain while Ogola was now seated upright yet with a sad countenance.

I smiled, “That should be your next birthday.” Calista ran to Taylor, “Auntie Taylor!” She jumped into Taylor’s arms and hugged her tightly. Dad crossed his arms and mock-frowned at Calista, “It’s my birthday and I don’t get any love?” Calista grinned as she snuggled with Taylor, “Of course, grandpa. But Aunt Taylor gets hugs first. I haven’t seen her in a long time. I just saw you yesterday.” Dad laughed, “That’s sweet, baby girl. You go ahead. I’ll be waiting.” Calista asked Taylor, “Did I hear you say you are having twins?” Taylor nodded, “Yes you did. How do you feel about that?” She smiled, “I feel excited because I get to be a cousin. I didn’t think I would ever get to have a real fami

“Eh Asan na daw po pala yung mga sulat niya?” “Ewan.. bigla na lang itong nawala nung namatay si Mama eh. Hinanap na rin namin kasi simula bata pa lang kami eh gusto na naming basahin yun pero wala eh. Bigla na lang talagang nawala..” “Ganun po ba. Sige salamat po Tita. Thank you po sa kwento..” at ngumiti na lang si Euphie sakaniya.

"Bercanda, Bu, mana mungkin anak Ibu yang baik ini sanggup menyakiti perempuan yang dengan susah ngedapetinnya. Memperjuangkannya saja butuh waktu hampir 20 tahun." "Nah itu kamu tahu. Makanya dijaga. Rukun-rukun, ya, kalian anak-anak Ibu." Ibu merangkul kami. "Ayo, sarapan dulu. Ibu masak istimewa buat kalian." "Tia mana, Bu?" "Pagi-pagi dah keluar tadi joging sama tetangga sebelah. Ibu curiga kayaknya Tia ada hubungan khusus sama tetangga sebelah."

“Which makes it even more suspicious to them.” The room burst into laughter again. For a moment the conversation shifted away from planning and into stories. Tessa told us about the time one of her children tried to bake a cake alone and accidentally used salt instead of sugar. Debbie described how her husband once attempted to cook dinner and nearly burned down their kitchen. Even Elder Miriam, who usually carried herself with calm dignity, shared a story about her younger days when she and her sisters had secretly organized their own gatherings just to escape the elders’ watchful eyes.

sabi naman ng tiya Kate niya. “Oo nga hija. Nakakasawa na kasi palaging kasama ang mga lalaki naming mga anak. Alam mo iyong pakiramdam na sa tuwing mag-k-kwento kami palagi na lang kami tinatakasan ng mga pinsan mo. Ang lolo mo naman, sa tuwing na k-kwento kami ang laging bukang-bibig ang trabaho niya,” pagpapalabas ng hinaing ng tiya Teresa ni Jay na sinang-ayunan naman ng tiya Kate niya. “At saka gusto namin na makasama ka sa mga shopping activities namin ng tita Teresa mo,” dagdag pa ng tiya Kate niya.

TIANA Dinner had gone smoothly, and as much as I tried not to- I liked Aunt Jeane, And not just because she smacked the shit out of Luis Most of the stories she told me consisted of embarrassing periods in Luis' life such that for majority of the meal he was flushed. Much to his dismay, his aunt wouldn't let up on the teasing and she went so far as to bring out the photo album.

He hurriedly started a video call. As soon as it connected, Theresa’s mocking voice came through. “Well, look who finally remembers he has a sister. Weren’t you busy watching elephants in Apania? Oh, right, guess you don’t need a sister anymore. You don’t even need a wife.” Normally, Zach would have snapped back, but now, he only cared about whether I had really married his uncle. He shoved the camera toward my face and demanded, “Tell me, who is she?” The moment Theresa saw me, she smiled brightly. “Aunt Tina, you’re looking more beautiful than ever—”