Did Eren Kill His Mom Novels & Stories

And knowing that my mother easily poisoned her, which means she’s desperate to curse all of their family. I’m suddenly curious about the death of Arena, which Erikson said was due to the witches. Does Mother know about it? Who killed Arena? Why did our kind kill her? Maybe it has something to do with the Gunners as well. Or... does your mother also hate the Remingtons? Erina wanted to talk to him about anything, but she didn’t know how to start it, knowing that Arden remained silent, his eyes fixed somewhere far away as if she didn’t exist beside him.

He had this murderous look in his eyes, and she could tell that his wolf was on the surface. Maria swallowed hard before answering. “She was saying nasty things about my mother and…” Eric cut her short and this time he even had a smirk on his face. “Oh that, your mother is dead, I killed her to avenge my mother whom you killed!” Eric roared in anger.

Ethan inquired, his gaze shifting from his son to Jeri. "Oh please, don't pretend as if you can't recall how your son murdered my mother in your office many years ago,” she growled in response, her fist tightened. Just after Jeri said that, it dawned on him that the woman was indeed Jeri's mother who had no one to look for her after her death. Mr. Ethan averted his gaze away from Jeri to Darien. He couldn't believe his ears. Never has he for once thought that this thing will come up in the future.

Eric nods slightly. “He’ll be in jail for a long time, it may not be for the murder of my mom, but with all those charges he won’t be getting out anytime soon. Death would be too easy for him,” I nod. While I believe what Eric is saying, part of me also thinks he didn’t kill his father for the simple fact that he is his father. Mark might have been able to kill his own son, somehow, but Eric isn’t heartless like that. It’s just one of the many ways that shows Eric is nothing like his dad.

"Goddess, she witnessed it all." Selene's eyes held ancient sorrow. "She couldn't look away. So she ran to you." Erin's scream pierced the memory. She tumbled down the stairs, her knee hitting marble with a crack that made me flinch, but she scrambled up and flung herself across my fallen body. Her sobs ripped through the air. "Mama! Wake up! Please! Please!" Ronan lunged toward her. Ewan stepped forward, uncertainty flashing across his face. Erin's fingers dug into my bloodied clothes. "You killed her! You killed my mom!" Her accusation sliced through the room. "You monsters!"

Now, I don't have to suffer that eyesore buzzing around like a mayfly. Bruce rushed over and grabbed Erin's phone, smashing it to the ground. Erin turned, startled. Her face went white upon seeing the three men standing behind her. "D-Dad..." Daniel's eyes were glued on her as he asked in a trembling voice, "What did you just say?" She took a step back. "N-Nothing..." "Say it again!" Daniel roared in rage. The terrified Erin fell backward on the ground. Jack stomped over and knelt before her. "You killed April?"

When I opened my eyes, I saw my mother, Sarah Walker, dialling my number over and over. When she got no response, she angrily threw her phone away. "Sienna's really getting out of line. She won't even pick up my calls anymore. God knows how she treats Summer when no one's watching." Seeing how worked up my mother got when she talked about me, I was glad that I was dead. I could not understand. Did I not do enough? I had already died for my sister, Summer Larson. What more did she want from me?

Her eyes were slightly red. "Thomas, why are you divorcing me? I won't agree to it. This whole thing is already clear. It was all Mike's fault—he's the one who killed my mother." She suddenly let go of Mike's hand and shoved him to the ground. "It was you, wasn't it? You already knew the one who died was my mother, didn't you? That's why you kept stopping me from checking the records. And you even told me to cover her face during the surgery! She sacrificed everything to raise me. I finally had a chance to repay her… but you ruined everything!"

The same relatives who'd been toasting Grandpa and fawning over Mom minutes earlier turned on them faster than anyone, tripping over themselves to point fingers and distance themselves from the family. A heavy thud cut through the chaos. Grandpa collapsed, clutching his chest, and fell to the floor. The ballroom descended into total pandemonium. Mom and Uncle Keith crumpled to the ground where they stood, completely limp. In the middle of it all, Mom spotted me. She crawled over on her hands and knees, sobbing and begging. "Sawyer... Sawyer, I was wrong. I know it now, I swear. "Talk to your father for me, please. We're family! You can't just stand there and watch your own mother go to priso

“You deserve it.” Lucien interrupted. “No.” He turned his gaze toward me. “You deserve to hear it from me.” Erevos’s eyes flashed crimson. “Lucien.” The warning in his voice was clear, but the young man didn’t back down. He looked at me. “Your father didn’t die fighting Erevos.” I froze. “What?” Cassien stared at him. “Don’t.” Lucien continued. “Logan Estrada was killed because he discovered what your mother had done.”