Cogiendome A Mi Suegra Novels & Stories

Every breath burned. The night was closing in and the ceremony ended. This couldn't be happening. My mate is my twin sister's husband and there was nothing I could do about it. I found Sailyn alone in a quiet corner of the hall, she was checking something or so… I didn't care. I lunged towards her. “You really think this makes you better than me?” I demanded, voice low, trembling with rage. “Stealing him from me?” Her smirk widened, that infuriating curl of superiority. “Stealing? Solyn… he was never yours. You never had him.”

I was shocked that she appeared out of nowhere. "uhh—fulfiled!" Miguel corrected himself. Chuckling, I gave Celine a kiss on the cheeks. Her eyes were alight with delight at our state. Her eyebrows wiggled in a knowing look. "Will I be having grandchildren soon?" she whispered for my ears only. I shook my head, "Not yet. But a little bit more push." "Good." She whispered back then turned to Iñigo "Hijo, I had our cook prepare a meal for you both. You both must be starving."

She bragged. “ I know but yet, you still need the bill on me.” Mrs Sotomayor smiled. “ I think you should do as he said, Sonia. Besides, he’ll be your husband very soon.” She added. “ You don’t have to remind me of that, mom.” She picked another quarter of the pizza, biting a mouthful of it. She exchange glance with John. They were staring at each other for long, Mrs Sotomayor didn’t want to interfere, all she did was to smile.

Zander asked as Matheo’s arms were locked together, but the old cow just stared straight ahead. “They miss you, Zander. Mom likes you so much.” She couldn’t even answer a simple yes-or-no question. “Your sisters?” Zander ignored her pleading tone. “They are doing all right.” “And May?” There was a lot of oestrogen in her family. Her father was surrounded by three daughters, a mother, and a wife. “My grandmother is peachy. She really wants you to visit her. She said she'd even make your favourite pie.” “I might,” he rasped as he looked at Matheo, who rolled his eyes, meaning it. The new wife was a fucking rock star, and Zander wasn't supposed to talk to her like before. It wasn't like Matheo

Then, she said to the police, “Hold on a second.” She walked up to Maximus and slapped him hard across the face. She confronted him. “Didn’t you tell me my mother was out traveling? How is it that she was inside that factory? She almost got burned alive!” Maximus said sorrowfully, “Honey, I really don’t know what happened. She really did text me saying she was out traveling. “Could this be George’s doing?” He said solemnly, “He staged this whole thing himself. Once he becomes a hero in Susan’s eyes, you won’t be able to divorce him.”

SOPHIA’S POV Meeting Navier’s family is one of the best moments that I have now and I will forever cherish this day. Nicole and Sage are like a set of big siblings that I never have and most of our dinner time, Sage and Navier spent moments teasing and bullying Nicole! I laughed too hard at how their set-up works. It was a nice feeling of having older siblings because I never really know how it felt before. Our night is more than perfect when I get to know Mrs. Leanna Ortega—their wonderful mom.

I paused for a moment before speaking, “Come on, Celine. He just wants to surprise you and make it up with you.” “But who could his special guest be?” I was puzzled. I could feel my heart sinking. I didn't know how to cook anything special. I barely knew how to cook at all. My mother-in-law had always been critical of my cooking skills, and I didn't want to disappoint her again. But I also didn't want to let my husband go hungry especially his visitor. “Can you please leave my sight? You’re just making my blood boil,” my mother-in-law snapped. Her words hurt, but I was used to hearing them every day. Not just from her, but also from Franco’s sister. They treated me like their maid. However,

“Well, fuck. You’re right.” A smile curled my lips. “What do I need to know about our mother-in-law?” “Only that she’s very intuitive and about the best person you’ll ever meet.” Mia lowered her voice. “A hell of a lot better than Catalina and Camila’s mother-in-law, and I even love my mom.”

Suzie held a hand out to her mother, motioning her to sit. “I’ve got this.” Suzie assured, stepping into my grandfather’s space. “You have a problem with the pack and the county’s largest cherry growers? You got a problem with me being AUSTIN’s mate?” Suzie demanded, shoving my grandfather, making him stumble back at the force. “Remind me what you do? You know that isn’t putting other people down? That isn’t treating your son and grandson like shit?” Suzie kept the heat on him as she kept shoving him.

Grandma smiles, "You're looking at her. Well, me and her mother. Her father may have taught her a couple things, but she and I used to cook together all the time when she was growing up. She would come down here during summer vacations, and we would cook three meals every day." Just then, a tiny woman walked in and lightly patted me on the back. I turned around and almost started crying as I looked my great-grandmother in the eyes. I said, "Grandma!" and I hugged her gently, because she is looking a lot more fragile these days. She hugged me tighter, "Child, you hug me right. I'm not made of glass." I laughed and hugged her tighter. I chuckled, "It's not often that I have to bend over to hug