Deku's Mom Death Novels & Stories

My fiancee, Natalie Crenshaw, has always had a phenomenal memory. She never forgets a thing. Yet, when I propose, she forgets to hold out her hand for the diamond ring. When we go to get our marriage certificate, she forgets to bring her identification papers. And on our wedding day, she forgets she's supposed to be there altogether. Why? Because she's busy saving her childhood sweetheart's wedding next door—by stepping in as the bride herself. Seeing all this, Mom suffers a heart attack. I beg Natalie to go to the hospital and explain things, but she simply links her arm with Erik Cuoco's mother, sweetly calling her "Mom", and claims that I'm nothing more than a pursuer who doesn't kn

Decus stood outside her door for a short while before she said, "Who's there? Just come in!" Murex was harsh, but she never refused to talk to her children and grandchildren. She was still the one who called the shots there. She knew that the person who stood outside her door for half an hour had urgent business, but they did not want to disturb her rest. Decus said with a trembling voice, "Mother, Chuck is…" "What happened to him?" Murex's heart faltered when she heard Decus' voice. There had been too many mishaps in her family as of late. Two of her family members have been killed, and now there was this mention of Chuck. They were her beloved grandsons.

I admit. Silence falls upon us. I make eye contact with my mother and she offers me a small smile. These last few days took a toll on her, not only because of Golen's state, but Cadence. They were truly close, and Mom had been dying to see her. They hadn't seen each other in years. I liked Cadence, and I'm very sad about her passing. The whole situation is just tragic. "He'll get better," Deo assures me. "I believe that with all my heart."

“Mom...” She shook her head once before looking toward the living room. “Takoda’s family was nearly wiped out before he was born.” Cold crept slowly down my spine. It was not because of wolves, but because of the grief sitting behind her words. “He told me his father died.” Mom’s expression tightened. “His father was Alpha.”

My brother's face went instantly pale. "So… the blood she vomited wasn't a prop…" My mother lunged toward me, clutching my hand tightly. "Lily… why did you become a clinical trial volunteer? If you hadn't—" "If I hadn't gone, how would the family's debt have been paid?" I cut her off, bitterness sharp in my voice.

she continued. Miss De'Lacy was the sympathetic Christian neighbor from my childhood. Shortly after my mother had gotten infected, she'd slipped into depression and set our uninsured house to flames, in an attempt to kill herself. Fortunately, she was saved— from the fire. We were left homeless, clothes-less, penniless; and I was only eighteen then, slowly recovering from a brutal head injury. Clueless, but I’d had to make the decisions since my mom had shut down completely and abandoned her motherly duties.

I asked bringing myself back to the conversation "Well, it's said she caused her mom's accident and now her mom is in coma, in the hospital. Her dad was a reckless man, an irresponsible drinker and a drug addict. He is dead now" Debbie explained and everyone suddenly became sad and sorry for Crystal. At least her dad was an addict, my own father is the drug dealer himself. My brother has been arrested and my mom is diagnosed with stage four cancer..... I'm about to get married to only God knows who and my younger sister that was kidnapped got raped, now news has it that she is dead.... I'm sitting here trying enjoy the light sparked by my friends, when I will go back to face the monsters in

Dominic’s POV I stood frozen on the balcony, Debbie’s small body pressed against my chest. My daughter’s purple dress was wrinkled from where she’d been playing. Her green eyes were wide with terror as she stared at the broken railing. Behind me, Kelsey sobbed. Below us, my mother’s body lay twisted on the stone patio. Blood pooled around her head. Her neck bent at an impossible angle. “Daddy, what happened to Grandma?” Debbie whispered. I couldn’t speak. Couldn’t breathe. The woman who raised me was dead. Gone forever. The Luna who taught me everything about being an Alpha lay broken on stones twenty feet below.

he shouted. Jace broke down quietly. Jason released him and turned to his father. “Dad… what’s happening? Is Mom okay?” Silence. “Why is no one talking?” he yelled again. “Mom…” Jennifer’s voice shook before she burst into tears. Jace finally spoke, his voice heavy with grief. “Mom is gone, Jason.” Everything froze. “What are you saying?” Jason whispered, his lips trembling. “Jason… Susan is dead,” his aunt added, covering her face as she cried.

It seemed the snow wasn't planning to stop any time soon and I was happy that way I could request some hot chocolate later without Victor saying no "Mom owned a hospital...she was a surgeon... unfortunately something happened and she died. Since then dad was always bitter about anyone, especially his children being doctors," Kyan added and I could sense the sadness in his voice. I sat there feeling his stable breathing as I waited for him to finish. I wanted to ask what happened to their mom for their father to hate anything to do with a hospital however I chose to let it go since the topic seemed to be a sensitive one to Kyan