Coraline X Other Mother นิยาย & เรื่องราว

He crawled toward me and my mother like a dog, but I recoiled in disgust. He gasped. “I’m staying right, Beatrice? I’m staying!” I nodded with a smile, and in the next second, someone slipped a dog collar around his neck. “Didn’t you let your precious daughter treat my mother like a dog? Since you want to stay in the Roth family, be a good guard dog!” Tarni was about my age. This proved that Felix had cheated while my mom was pregnant. Once I went abroad, he brought his mistress and her daughter back.

… The next morning, I took a day off to bring Natalie to the mall. I bought her a new dress and a new backpack. Everything that was hers had to be brand new. We shopped, had a good meal, and went to the movies. For once, we did everything an ordinary mother and daughter would do. That day, Natalie finally broke out into a bright smile. … In the afternoon, I received an unexpected call. It was from my mother-in-law, Catherine Brown. Her cries filled my ears as soon as the call was connected. "Whitney, you heartless woman! Haven't you ruined Arnold enough? What more do you want?" Catherine's high-pitched tone stabbed at my ear.

Hurried footsteps echoed outside the ward. The first thing Josephine saw when she came in was the chaotic scene before her. She smashed a medicine bottle against my head and quickly staunched Henry's bleeding. For the first time, she lost control of her rage and screamed at me, "What is wrong with you? He's your brother-in-law!" The machines connected to Delilah suddenly blared. Only then did Josephine realize her mother was in critical condition on the bed. "Mom!"

Mom was sticking her head out of the window, shouting at someone below. At 1:08 pm, she went down the stairs and walked out onto the field. She grabbed my arm, yanking my body upward. It flopped right back down. Then she turned around and walked off. A haunting silence filled the security room. Mom stared at the footage of her walking away, her lips shaking. "Keep playing the footage," Dad said.

But I didn't open the door. "Hela, open the door. We know you're in there," Vincent's mother, Irene Newman, pleaded from outside. "We... We just want to talk to you." I leaned against the door, remaining perfectly still. "Hela, during the five years you were married to Vincent, we truly treated you like our own daughter," Vincent's father, Victor Bennett, said. His voice was incredibly raspy. "You rushed us to the emergency room in the middle of the night and knitted that sweater for me by hand. We remember all of it…"

The police officer later said that Mom confessed to everything. It turned out that Mom had a crush on Bryan early on. She drugged Bryan while on the vacation and screwed him. When Bryan’s parents found her doing, they furiously dragged her along to turn her in. In a fit of rage, Mom sought help to sabotage the brakes. According to the police officer, Bryan mentioned in his statement that Mom committed a follow-up murder. “A follow-up murder?” My blood ran cold. Apparently, Bryan told the cops that his mother hadn’t died in the car crash. Mom struck a tree branch into his mother’s abdomen, resulting in fatal blood loss.

Repulsive. “Think about it, Nathan,” Coral said softly, her voice low and persuasive. “She had the perfect opportunity. She was with him every day. She could have easily slipped something into his drink and made it look like his illness got worse. She wanted the power that comes with being Luna, and she was willing to do anything to get it.” “That’s a lie!” I screamed, my voice cracking under the pressure. “I didn’t kill him! Coral is lying, Nathan, please, you have to believe me!”

Through my fingers tightening my hold to her shoulders, from here Corrine and I watched together as the coffin gradually lowered to be buried underground, and those white roses thrown by some of her relatives and friends signified her memories she left with us, with each of us, will never be forgotten. ***** "Aren't you going to visit your mom in jail?" After arriving home, Corrine's father immediately spoke to her. I felt that they needed to discuss something serious so I left Corrine inside for now. I left their house for Warren to join me. "It's been terrible in Corrine's life, isn't it?" When I got out, I found them gossiping outside. "Imagine that the person he hates is his mother. Can'

"That’s not the worst part. Mother saw it. And not just her. Jennie too." Marceline froze. A chill ran down her spine. "Cora... what happened to Mother? Tell me." Cora bit her lip, eyes flickering as if she was searching for the right words. "I... I don’t know how to say it." "Don’t do that!" Marceline snapped, panic surging in her chest. Her voice cracked. "Don’t pause. Just tell me, please! What happened to Mother?"

It was one of the best sleeps I’d had in months and I groaned in disappointment when morning came too quickly. Showering, dressing and breakfast downstairs was a little uneventful until nonna pulled Coraline to the side with a twinkle in her eye I knew all too well. “I’m taking her on a little walk to see my flowers.” Translation: I’m taking her where you won’t be able to caution me so I can grill her on her entire existence and brainwash her with the idea of marriage and babies all to my heart’s content. She looked at my fake girlfriend and beamed. “You’d love that, won’t you cara mia?”