Cersex Mama Novels & Stories

Inside, her parents moved quietly through the farmhouse, shadows in the yellow light of the kitchen window. She scratched behind one of the pup’s ears. All three heads tilted in perfect unison, as though one soul shared the gesture. “They don’t see it yet,” she whispered. “But I do. You’re not a monster. You’re special. And one day, you’ll prove it.” Cerebus licked her hand—three tongues at once—and she laughed softly. The Awakening Far below the earth, deeper than miners had ever dug and older than the hills themselves, something stirred.

“Yes. That’s exactly what I said.” “And landlord of Aether Garden no less?” “Yes.” “Damn. My mom will lose her shit if she finds out.” “Why?” Sera leans back and shrugs. “She’s always had her eyes on the place. The penthouse, I mean. I advised her against it and…yes. She’ll skin me if she finds out.” Her deadpan tone makes me laugh. Sera’s mom is one hell of a business woman. I’ve lost count of how many ventures she runs. As a result, I’ve seen her only a handful of times, even though Sera and I have been friends for years.

Her eyes narrow slightly, as if she’s trying to read more into my words than I’m saying. The High Priestess leans back in her leather comfortable chair, her expression unreadable as always. “Seris has been Damon’s friend since they were barely out of diapers,” she says casually, as if she’s just sharing harmless gossip. I stay quiet, letting her words hang in the air. “She’s been through a lot,” the Priestess continues, her gaze shifting toward the window. “Her heart was broken when she turned out to be Mateless at her first ceremony. But the pack didn’t turn their backs on her.”

The woman stiffened but said nothing. “I am the mother-in-law of Alexander Mitchell,” Cassandra continued, her voice carrying just enough to draw attention. “This boutique stocks clothes for women of my standing. Not desperate wives trying to look expensive!” The woman’s face tightened, embarrassment across her eyes. Selena, who had been watching quietly, straightened suddenly. Recognition hit her. This was one of the parents from the forum—the loud one. “Mrs. Carter,” Selena said softly, eyes narrowing. “We meet again.”

my mom said suddenly, turning to me. I froze, the bite of pancake halfway to my mouth. “What?” “You!” she declared, as if it were the most obvious thing in the world. “You’ve been so tense lately. It would be good for you to get out of the house for a bit, you know get a little massage” “Oh, I don’t think—” “She’s right,” Joshua interrupted, his gaze locking with mine. “You could use a break, veronica” My mom clapped her hands together, delighted. “Perfect! You can go with Josh. He’ll take care of everything.”

tell me about your past like how you live and what kind of person is your parents ceri:- my parents are businessman and woman. we are rich, my father is strick from out side and soft from inside. he always strick with other, but always show soft side to me. if I thing of my mother she was energetic, she always put smile on her face, my parents are loving and caring velliam:- why you steal offering from shrine ceri:- my mother was sick my father and mother coming back from hospital. sadly they got into accident, both of them are death

Our pack’s pups were born with weakened wolf spirits. I paid for their treatment out of my own pocket, only for their mothers to drag me online.They accused me of using the free wolf treatment I provided for their pups to test serums on children from the contaminated zone, making poor families' pups bear the risk for Alpha pups. What they didn't know was that the pack was badly contaminated. Without treatment, those pups would die. To save their wolves, I brought in the best healers and used the best medication and treatment protocols. Care cost more than eight thousand dollars per pup every month, all of it out of my own pocket. Now the entire internet was accusing me of experimenting on pu

Just as I was about to retire for the night, my phone buzzed with a message from Eros. Mamá is unwell. Dad has postponed the wedding indefinitely. I’ll update you whenever they decide.–Eros. I frowned at the message. What could have happened to his mom? They were so desperate to marry one another after waiting for three decades. Something serious might have happened, or his dad would never have postponed it. I messaged back to know. What happened to your mom?–Anacá. Breast cancer, second stage.–Eros. A gasp of horror escaped my mouth. I hadn’t expected it to be so serious. Was Eros upset? I couldn’t stop myself anymore and I called him.