Cerita Ngewe Dengan Tante นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Even Love had to bow his head to hide his laughter at Hope’s feline appearance. 'Nice one, Poppy,' I thought, holding back a chuckle of my own. -ˋˏ✄┈┈┈┈ After we finished grilling, we all gathered around the table to eat. I sat beside my two brothers, while Mom and Dad were across from us. Mommyla was seated next to Daddylo on the right, and Summer and Poppy sat on the left. As we ate, Mommyla started telling us a funny story about Aunt Baby’s time in Singapore with Chloe. Apparently, Aunt Baby had messaged that she was eager to come home because she was so bored with Chloe. But unfortunately, she had no choice but to stick it out and finish their one-month work trip.

The elder in her family who treated Serenity and her sister the best was their aunt. Tania kept an ear out for Serenity and her aunt’s conversation. Before Serenity could ask, she said, “Seren, it’s been a while since I shopped and we had a long day shopping today. My feet are sore from walking. I don’t want to stroll anymore. Send my apologies to your aunt. We’ll get together for a meal some other day when we’re free.”

He looked desperately at me for help. Before I could utter a word, Sean yanked the tiara from my head. "My uncle designed this, Ella. Did you think you could just steal it?" The tiara's jewels dug into my scalp, drawing blood. I remember the time I was hauling bricks on a job site just to help him pay off his debts, and I ended up getting hurt. During the operation, they found out I was allergic to the anesthesia. I had no choice but to grit my teeth and bear it. The pain was like a diamond slicing through my skull.

My eyes widened as a strange flutter stirred in my chest. Tessa and Grandma were sitting together at the table. Dinner was over and now there were only two slices of cake resting on a plate between them. No one had mentioned she’d invited Tessa here. I didn’t know what this dinner was meant for, but Tessa looked happy. “Intimidating, you say? Vel was the most timid girl I’d ever met. She once ran from a frog,” Grandma said. “Velmara would be so mad you're telling me that, Mrs. Alonso,”

bantah Janu kesal. "Kalau gitu, buktiin. Mama malu tiap arisan suka ditanyain sama ibu-ibu yang lain." "Memangnya mereka bilang apa?" "Janu kapan nikahnya, Jeng? Kok masih betah sendirian aja. Si ini lagi hamil. Si anu cucunya udah dua." Sarah menirukan ocehan teman-temannya. Janu tergelak mendengar cerita mamanya. Kebiasaan ibu-ibu kalau berkumpul biasanya suka bergosip.

Older brother asked, curious about the situation. “ I went to Zhong-Older brother's house, and when I came back, Little Cree was arguing with a middle-aged woman,” I explained. “ Elder sister, don't listen to his nonsense. I didn't fight with her. I just tried to explain everything. I told her that it was our pheasant, but it escaped. However, she didn't believe me and called me a smelly brat and a liar,” he complained, shuffling his feet.

“Your Romero is a treasure.” I smiled, squeezing her hand. “I know.” Auntie Vangie tapped my belly with a wrinkled finger. “You better feed that baby mung beans. That’s what I did. My kids all have sharp eyes now.” “Is that why your son became a welder?” another teased.nI sat down with them in the courtyard. We rocked in old wooden chairs, the afternoon wind curling around our ankles. “You’ll be a good mother, Carmenta,” said Grandma Nene gently. Her eyes were faded with age, but her voice was sure. “You were born with too much love inside you. That kind of woman raises gold.”

"Jeez…. He didn't even hesitate. I'm getting jealous" "You're jealous of our Mommy and Daddy, big brother Mateo?. Why don't you get yourself a girlfriend then?". Tessa teased Mateo. "Hey, don't tease me, little kiddo. It's not as if I won't get a girlfriend one day. You know what?". Mateo asked, and Tyler, Taylor and Tessa only shook their heads. "I'm going to tell you kids a story about a stubborn young lady I know. We featured in a movie play together and she was so annoying to me that I was glad the movie ended already…..". Mateo started telling them his story.

Desert asks looking around all the tents, "Well, there was about 500 but more keep showing up," grandpa says proudly. We spent the rest of the evening listening to grandma and grandpa tell us stories of our parents and grandparents when they were younger, we all found it funny when grandma told us that grandma Beth would create water bubbles to soak our father whenever he was up to no good. Soon it was time for us all to get back to our tent to rest for the long journey tomorrow. Watching Desert tonight was the first time I had seen her properly relax since I had met her, chatting laughing and joking with Sky and Lanna.

Alpha Tyler raised his glass, "For our pack and moments like these. Cheers!" We all echoed the sentiment and enjoyed the camaraderie that enveloped us. Yet, despite the warmth of the company, my mind continued to drift back to the whispers I overheard at the orphanage. Aunt Ruth noticed my distraction and subtly squeezed my hand under the table, offering silent support. "So, tell us more about your day at the orphanage," Uncle Felix prompted, breaking the lull in conversation. Aunt Ruth enthusiastically shared the details of our day, emphasizing the joy of connecting with the children and the impact the blankets had on them. The conversation flowed smoothly, everyone engaged in recounting st