Devin Booker Mom Novels & Stories

Our hands are clasped as we enter inside their huge house. As soon as we step on the marble floor, we look at each other. My grip on his hand tightens, getting courage from it. We are immediately approached and greeted by a beautiful woman with a huge smile on her face. “You’re late as usual!” her bright opening remark. “Happy birthday, Mom,” greets Devyn. He gives his mother a soft kiss on the cheek. His mother looks even more beautiful in person. She’s wearing a simple red dress with a long slit on the side. I give them a moment as they hug each other for a few seconds. And then her mother finally turns to look at me. She breaks into a friendly smile.

The abrupt shift left Brett utterly baffled, unable to comprehend the depths of Devon’s dual nature. As Devon turned to leave, Brett couldn’t help but voice his confusion. “Does your mother not know you?” he asked, his tone tinged with a mix of curiosity and bewilderment. Devon halted in his tracks, his gaze piercing as he turned to face Brett once more. His voice, though still cold and threatening, held an underlying edge of warning. “If my mother learned about this,” he uttered, his words laced with a chilling certainty, “I would not hesitate to kill you. Remember that.”

Rony told me how her little brother came out gay after his nineteenth birthday. "Mom caught him having sex with Devin Edwin" she spills and I gasp. "Anally?" I asked, I was really intrigued. She nods and we both giggles. "I heard Devin's family are an elite of the state" she tells me. I only met Devin once, it was when his adopted parents came for dinner to announce their eldest son handover, Charles Edwin. But from what I've heard, they treat Devin like trash, they never cared about him and I knew it.

I smiled at the trio. “Then how about mommy? Then is Emery also my mommy?” I froze with his question. That’s right. How do we say that Amelia has been banished from the pack? “Yes,” Kairo responded. My eyes widened, and I looked at him alarmingly. I gently hit his shoulder and spoke to Devyn softly. “Your mom went away to work, Devyn. She’s not going to come back for a long time, so I am your mommy until she comes back, okay?” I said, trying to reassure the child that his real mother didn’t abandon him.

“Are you here visiting family for the holidays?” “Yeah, and you?” He presses, looking between us, then down at the children. “I saw all the news about the kidnapping, you must be so relieved to have the pups back. I can’t imagine what you’ve been through.” “Mommy, who is this man?” Parker asks curiously, looking up at Devon. Devon laughs, bending down and introducing himself. “I’m Devon, I’ve known your Daddy since we were your age, and your Mommy almost as long.” He shares,

She replied, shaking her head. “What the heck!” I jumped up on my feet and my hand fisted to the side in anger. If I could get a hold of her at this instant, I wouldn’t hesitate to choke her neck to death. What kind of mother was she? Endure all that? Was it supposed to be endurable? I thought deeply as anger was cursing through my veins. “That’s right. His mother wasn’t a good one either. Devlin had been like this because of them.” She wiped the tears off her face and looked towards me.

Cori Justice asked. Devon had shared with his mother the recent events related to Minerva Hart as well as the telephone call from the mystery woman purported to have been Athena's psychiatrist. His mother had adored Athena and was almost as devastated by her betrayal of Devon as he had been. Her support had been invaluable to his ability to even function normally in the months following Athena breaking up with him. Studying the return label, Devon saw that it was just a generic FedEx shipping location in Greenville, South Carolina. "That's the only package that I was expecting to be delivered here," he told his mom.

With great difficulty, all she could recall was the fact that his mother was dead, never had she had a single clue that she’d taken her own life. That was why Devin hated her so much? For the past five years, she’s raked her head with every possibility that she must have done some terrible mistake for him to regard her with so much loathing. So much disdain. She had known about the business deal between her father and Dev, alright. Unaware to both of them. On that famous day, she’d been informed of Devin’s arrival by her malicious sister who must have picked up the vibes. She’d been visiting for the marriage preparations with Melanie and had thought that Dev had joined her to surprise her. I

The king informs them. They make their way to the door before Mom turns to face me. “Where is Devin?” She asks, worried. “Execution Bay imprisons him,” Onyx answers for me. “What did he do?” She squeaks. “He tried to kill me, Mom. Do you not understand that? Devin is only alive because he was my best friend. If he stays that way, it is another story.” I calmly tell her. “You need to do better by your friends.” She sobs as she turns around again.

"She's been one of my best students since I started teaching." "I'm happy to hear that, she's always been stuck in books and I guess a part of that is my fault and my ex husband," she says with a sigh as tears fill her eyes. "Between his abuse and me never being home, she only had her studies to turn to. Now she has you." Before I could say anything, Devon was walking out, rubbing her eyes. "Mama, you home," she asks in a groggy whisper, tripping over the threshold from the living room to the dining room.