Coraline X Other Mother Novels & Stories

"Have you forgotten when you were ten years old, she locked us both in the basement for three days without food or water? "Did you forget how you cried and screamed for Mom? Yet, now you're wearing the clothes Elena bought you and helping Sofia go against me! Have you even forgotten how Mom died?" The death of my mother, Caterina Prodi, was no accident. Instead, Elena set her up, ruined her reputation within the family, and drove her to a point of no return. I had told Ettore this countless times, but he had long been bewitched by Elena and Sofia, so he could no longer remember.

“What was in the email?” “According to your mother, she knew she was being watched and under the threat of an attack.” “What?” All three of us echo together. “One of your mother's unique abilities had always been a premonition of the future, she could have visions that spanned years. When she had a prediction of her death, she immediately made preparations by contacting me first. She told me about you, sent pictures, and told me she never dreamed of contacting me ever again but the situation was urgent. She knew about your powers Coral, knew you’d be an Elementalist, and told me that the fear of trying to hide who you were going to become was one of the reasons she hid away. And shockingly,

She pulled her into a tight hug, intertwining her fingers in Corinne's hair “I'm so sorry for wronging you and your brother so much... But, even though maybe Diego will never accept my apology, I still want to give it to you, my daughter. I don't want you to ever doubt again, not even for a second, that you have a mother and that she loves you.” “I will never forget that.” Corinne promised, wrapping her arms around Juliet as well, closing her eyes to let her magic reach its peak, just like the joy she was feeling at that moment. “I love you too... Mother.” The pain that spread through her body was like a whiplash, but Corinne welcomed it with a smile, as nothing in the world would be able to

My mother looked at her comrades and muttered, "No, it can't be. It can't be Jessica. This must be a mistake. It must be. Jessica's a prankster. She's just pulling this to ruin her sister's coming-of-age celebration. That must be it!" She tried to convince herself, "Give me a moment. I'll make a portrait. I'll prove that this isn't her!" My mother adamantly requested a pencil and paper. The forensic doctor relented. Yvonne came in slowly. When she saw my body, she screamed and covered her mouth as she scrambled backward. "She's all rotten! Mom, she's hideous!" She leaned on the wall and was retching hard enough to almost take her out. My mother's expression hardened. For the first time in fo

She continued, not caring if her words were like a knife to Hazel. "if I were one of your allies I would be plotting for a way to kill you and not the lycans. you do know you deserve whatever is happening to you right. So let me put this simply. You are mad because your Ex found his mate and wants to be with her not you. you wasted the powers you have because you were a jealous b*tch, instead of using your powers to take over..." Coraline chuckled some more. "Things would have been very different if I were the one who found the moon stones and not you"

"Don't accept it, don't accept that woman." "Inesa..." Coraline felt trapped. "We don't know who she is. What if she has other motives? What if she doesn't want to leave later? You can't let your grandson have a perfect stranger as a mother. Do you know how many cases there are of women who mistreat their stepchildren? Who beat them? Think of Nicholas! Do you want that for him?"

My mom’s safety and well-being were at stake, and I couldn’t let Coraline’s ignorance and denial jeopardize them. “Coraline, you have no idea what you’re talking about,” I said, my voice shaking with anger. “Your father not only cheated on my mom but also physically assaulted her. We have evidence. The maids of your own house have come forward to speak the truth. And we’re not lying or doing this for money. We’re doing this for justice and to protect our family from him.” Coraline’s eyes widened in shock and disbelief. “That’s not true,” she said, her voice trembling. “My dad would never do that. He loves us.”

"Lady Aphrodite is going to be a mother, the mother of Master Abigor's children. Can you imagine how beautiful their children will be?" "Those babes will be a mix of black and white. I have never seen those before." "You know what, you are correct, Violet, I have seen none neither." "Have the both of you been living under rocks that you have never seen a coloured? There are plenty of them. Many of them are house slaves and educated." "I was tended to by a coloured doctor when I was giving birth." "Coraline, you have a babe?" "She has two, dimwit, keep up with the times she comes to work with a big belly."

With those few words, he erased everything I'd done for him, like it was all worthless. "Why are you even wasting time on this?" Suddenly, Tina was beside him, giving me a look dripping with disdain. "Just get security to throw her out. We've got actual guests coming soon." Henry's face darkened, and he threw a quick signal to the guards by the entrance. I didn't stop him. I just looked at him, expression blank, my heart iced over. "Let me ask you one last time," I said, my voice low but steady. "Are you sure you want to choose her as your mother?" I pointed right at Mona.

Then I texted Bessa—I was on my way. Downstairs, I found Mother arranging flowers. “Mother, don’t bother. Nothing grows here with Marilla and Alister’s rot clinging to the walls.” She only chuckled, looking radiant as always, far too young for her years. “Are you going out, Aminda baby? Please take care.” “I am. But when I return, we’ll talk. About Father.” Her eyes widened. She nodded, silent. From the hall, Alister’s voice slithered in. “Coraline, I need you. Now.”