David Pelzer Mom Novels & Stories

As soon as Lelia entered, David closed the door. "Where is Mom, Dad? Is Mom sleeping?" Lelia asked her father "Your mom has gone to meet her best friend's Dad. She might be a little late," David told Lelia. "How is Mom doing now, Dad? Did you take her to the doctor for a checkup?" Lelia asked him. "Yes, I took your Mom to the doctor yesterday for a checkup. The doctor said that your Mom is completely fine now. But he still forbade her to stress about anything." David said.

"My mum used to read me a lot when she was still alive. But after her death, my father burned all her things, including books. He burned mine too, saying they were hers because she had given them to me." His lips tremble slightly, and I see tears in his eyes. "You must miss your mum very much," I say again gently and calmly as I take a step close to him. "I miss only her and David; I'd like to see David, for sure Celia too." I don't respond; I'm not happy with this statement. For me, David is a cold-blooded killer, no matter what he did to help Celia or Danny. But I also understand that for a child like him, it's the opposite. My pack and I are the bad guys.

my mom said. “Trying to play it tough I see….. I don’t think you’d think the same way when your daughter gets involved” David said as he signaled the aide to get up to my room and bring me out. “She’s not here!” My mom said and blocked the aide off. “She’s staying at my mom’s for now” my dad added. My mom quickly grabbed the toy camera and threw it at David. “This what you are looking for right? Well take it!” My mom said as she threw it at David and he picked it up and looked through it but did not see any thing relating to the lab.

her mum said in an excited tone. Arlene turned the volume up to the loudest and they kept up with their mini karaoke which was pretty much loud, because people on the road started to look at them. But then none of them cared, to Arlene her mum was a vibe and not like the regular southingham mothers who were boring and lame. These were the moments she lived for, there was never a dull moment with her mum even though they had little cat fights, but it was normal with females. “Do you think dad would be back from work by now?” Arlene asked her mum who was still caught up in the blues of the music playing.

David was wailing again in tears and this was the first time anyone had ever seen this arrogant man spill all his sorrows there. Valentino himself was stunned to see David who was very visible missing his mother. Almyra, who was present at the funeral and now standing beside Detective Ferisha, shared David's pain. As long as she knew David, Almyra had never seen the young man shed tears, let alone cry.

“Can I call Uncle David?” Lawrence frowned. “It’s late.” “Please,” Aiden insisted. “He helps people disappear from bad places.” Ashley stiffened. Lawrence studied the boy’s face — so much like Damien’s at that age. “Make the call,” he said quietly. David answered on the second ring. “Aiden?” His voice softened instantly. “What’s wrong, champ?” “They took mom,” Aiden said plainly. “Bad people.” David straightened. “Where are you?”

"Mom, Chelsea's death really was an accident. None of us wanted this. But she's already gone—there's no need to drag the rest of us down with her. I still have to take care of you in your old age." Mom chimed in urgently, "Mom, David is your only son. Can you really bear to see your one and only child go to prison?" "Grandma, Chelsea was your granddaughter, but so am I! You can't play favorites and only care about her," Katrina sobbed. Under the tearful pleas of all three of them, Grandma's grip on the phone finally loosened. She looked at Dad with weary, defeated eyes and asked, "Then what do you plan to do?"

“You were not born out of anything complicated. We were married.” Then she paused. “And then we separated.” Eli opened his mouth immediately. “Why—” “No,” Mom said gently. “Not now.” That part at least was real. Neither of us actually wanted details. Then she finally said it. “Your dad is Dave Ashton.” Eli widened his eyes dramatically. “Wait… that guy?” I nearly kicked him. Mom nodded slowly. “Yes. The one from the park.” “The chess guy?” Eli asked again. “Yes, Eli. The chess guy.”

Mom gasped before her eyes shifted between Lexi and me while Dad entered the room after her. I was doomed. “Mom…” Lexi’s shoulders shook as her sobs finally came out, and Mom immediately came forward to hug her. “I didn’t know it was you…” Mom spoke in a soft voice. “I need to see David, please. It’s been hell not knowing if he’s okay or not.” She cried in her arms.

he smiled. Almost immediately after we got home, my phone rang. It was a strange number at first but fortunately, the true caller helped to display the identity. "Hello, good evening" I greeted "Hy Kiara, this is Mrs. Johnson" she retorted "Yes, I know" I muttered "Can you please help me check on David? I heard he has started to wound himself after seeing your engagement video online. I'm begging you as a mother please, I've tried but he wouldn't open the door for me and his father" she cried bitterly on the phone.