Comeback To Your Mom Novels & Stories

📩yep, just got back 📩and you didn't tell me you were coming today 📩surprise 📩hahaha 📩I'll see you tomorrow 📩welcome back bruh I smiled and dropped the phone, I got dressed then went downstairs to eat. I sighed when I didn't see my dad. I'm going to eat in peace tonight Me: daddy's not back right? Mom: he is. He went upstairs just now. He'll be back I felt my breath hooking in my throat. My heart dropped to my feet That man is at home, I just lost appetite. Maybe I should go and eat in a restaurant Mom: hahaha, just joking. Look at your face, like you've seen a ghost I sighed deeply and covered my face with my hands in relief. Mom was still laughing

“Oh fuck me,” I groaned, dramatically slamming my phone down on the couch like it had personally betrayed me. Aiden raised an eyebrow from where he was standing, looking far too amused for my liking. “What’s got you in full drama-queen mode already?” “My mom’s coming back home. Tomorrow. Early.” I dragged a hand down my face. “The little vacation bubble just popped.” “Yay,” Aiden said with zero enthusiasm, stretching the word out like taffy. “No more secret cock for you, I guess. Tragic.”

“Take your time, sweetie.” I flush and reluctantly pull away and after saying my goodbyes to my friends, I get inside the backseat of the car. Dad sits behind the wheel while mom’s in the passenger seat and the car roars to life as he turns on the engine. It feels good to be with the two of them as we drive past the borders of the pack and I stare out of the window, watching the trees sprint past me as I leave this pack behind. Mom turns on one of her favorite songs on the car stereo and I pull out my phone from my jeans pocket. I’m excited to return to my home pack after what feels like decades. But that’s not the only reason I’m going back.

I replied, "This is the last lesson I will give you as your mother. I hope you never speak harshly to those you love or who love you. You have to learn to respect others, and they'll respect you in return. People leave when they're hurt." Julian collapsed onto the ground and sobbed uncontrollably. He clutched the hem of my skirt tightly. "Please give me another chance, Mommy. I'll definitely change my bad habits—I won't be like Daddy! Please believe in me, okay? I'm your son—" he cried. I helped Julian up and said, "It's a fact that your father and I have already separated, Julian. I will never return to that house anymore." He wiped his tears away and asked, "Mommy, if you don't want Daddy,

she stepped back to have a full look at me. "But you haven't aged at all, no one will ever know you're a 23-year-old lady" I chuckled. "Of course she takes over my genes" My Mom grinned "I missed you, Aunty, it's been years since I last saw you" I smiled. "I just came back to the country, I'll be staying here from now on, I'm not leaving again" "Right, Ace come here, don't just stand there" My Mom called out to the boy that was behind me.

Today, she was told by her grandmother to come back without fail. Her mother took a sip of tea and said, "Madam Martínez is getting old, and for her to be so serious about having us come back, I feel like it must be something to do with the will."

Lora murmured, her voice quivering with emotion. “You saved us from that monster. We’re safe now. I’m no longer angry at you, Mom,” I said, my voice breaking in sorrow. “I’m happy that you came for us.” With those words, I planted a gentle kiss on her hand, my lips lingering there, a silent promise of forgiveness. “I need you now more than ever,” I continued, my voice choked with tears, “You’ll be fine. Please… Be okay, Mother. I’m going to be a mother soon, and I don’t want to do this without you… so please, just come back to us.” My words dissolved into sobs, my emotions crashing down on me.

Mom continues, her tone shifting to a more serious note. I straighten up, feeling the weight of her words. “I’ll soak up everything they’re willing to teach. Who knows? Maybe I’ll come back a warrior-scientist-medic hybrid.” Mom chuckles, brushing a strand of hair from my face. “Just come back to us safe, my love. That’s all I ask.” “I will, Mom. I promise.” Mom nods, her eyes glistening with unshed tears. “And remember, we’re always here for you, no matter what.”

"No, Mom. You're wrong. Your heart would still beat without Dad, and Dad can live just fine without you." Mom shook her head hard. "Alicia, you're too young to understand what your dad and I had." I let out a quiet sigh. Silly Mom. I understood better than anyone. My mom was already gone. She disappeared a little more every time she chose someone else over Dad. So who was this woman standing in front of me? She reminded me of the ghosts from the bedtime stories my teacher used to read to us. She hadn't come back because she finally understood what she had done. She came back because she couldn't bear what she lost.

Either way, I’m just thankful we’re heading back home now. Once we finally reached home, I parked our car in the driveway and hurried inside before the cold caught me. I really didn’t want to have a runny nose all week. The second we walked in, Nana, stepped out of the kitchen to greet us with a gentle smile on her face and I instantly felt warm. The phone rang and mom took the call. “Oh, hi! How’ve you been? How is everyone there?....yeah...” Mom conversed with the person on the phone. Strange, why would anyone call this late? It’s almost past mid-night. Both Nick and I turned to look at each other and shrugged.