Don’t Call Me Mom Novels & Stories

*** ~~Jenaya~~ *** I got a call home that my mom slumped. Rome wouldn't say what hospital she's in. His slurred words were barely even coherent. Now I feel like crap. I haven't even checked in on mom for a while. I just send money and hardly take calls. When l do pick up her calls, I'm always eager to end it. My mom reads me like no one can. If I stayed longer on a call she'd know I'm not okay.

“Young lady, do I need to come to your house to meet that husband of yours?” My mother’s voice is sharp, impossible to ignore. I pulled the phone back to confirm her name flashing across the screen. “Oh… hi, Mom,” I said, trying to soften my tone. “Don’t ‘hi’ me. Is he coming to dinner or not?” Dinner. Shit. Thane and I had agreed to go this Sunday, and it completely slipped my mind. “Yes, of course, Mom. We’re coming,” I reassured her quickly. “You’d better. Or I’ll personally come find you.”

After three years of blindness, the first thing Elora sees when her sight returns is her husband, Daniel, cheating on her with his secretary, Chloe, in their home. Three years earlier, Elora lost her sight protecting Daniel in a car crash. The accident also cost her the chance to become a heart surgeon. Now Chloe, the woman Elora once helped through a crisis, is carrying Daniel's baby and demanding Elora's place as his wife. Elora decides to take back everything that's hers and then end the marriage. She picks up the scalpel again and fights for a fellowship abroad. That's when a man walks into her life: Alexander Vance, Daniel's powerful uncle. Again and again, he's there exactly when Elora

I was the Alpha and Luna’s only daughter, yet I had depression, the illness my mother despised most. Mom took me for a mental health assessment. On the form, I checked “I often feel sad.” She crossed it out right away. “Your dad and I love you so much. Why would you be sad?” I checked “I’m afraid to talk to people.” She frowned again. “You were so outgoing when you were little. Don’t put that.” I didn’t argue. She said I wasn’t sad, so I changed my answer to “Never.” She said I slept just fine, so I erased “I often have trouble sleeping.” By the time we finished, I’d changed almost every answer to the one she wanted. The results came back normal. Mom let out a relieved breath and pulled my c

“When I was a kid, she had a secondary satellite number she used to call me from when she was away.” He stopped scrolling. His face froze. “I found it,” Damon whispered, staring at a contact named simply MOM. “I kept the entry in my phone for ten years. I thought the line was disconnected after she left.” “Don't call it, Damon,” Richard commanded instantly, his voice sharp with sudden panic. “I am warning you—do not press that button.” Damon glared at his father with absolute defiance. “Why? What are you so afraid of?” “Because whoever is holding that phone today is not your dead mother!” Richard yelled.

I said without seeing the caller. "Aise baat karni Hai tune teri maa nal? Bigad gya Hai Tu! Tu ek vaari aa phir tujhe Dasna Ae! " Shit! Fuck! "Sorry mom. I didn't see the caller." "Rehne de! Pata nhi Kaha gya mera bohot baccha Jo kisi se baat bhi nhi Karta tha! Aur ab dekho kaise baat kar raha Hai? "

Talking about me with his mother. She walked to the door, but turned at the last minute, "Alina." I bobbed my head to see her. "You can call me mom. Don't call me Auntie. Call me mom. I'm ordering you. Next time, you called me Auntie, I'm not going to talk to you. That's my fee for feeding you." She walked out of the room, not caring the redness that covered my whole face. Call me mom. Did she know what she had done to my heart which was beating too hard right now?

I said. "Stop calling me that. Call me Mom from now on." Madam smiled at me warmly. "Yes Mad-Mom." I have to say. I think it will be difficult for me to train myself to call her Mom. Wait...why is she letting me call her mom this early? Night came but Kuya and Taiden had not yet returned home. We are also starting to worry because they remind us we can't call them.

I already smelt dinner was ready and my mom called me on my phone. 'Seriously, I'm actually glad my mom and dad are giving me a lot of space. It shows they really respect my mate'. I picked the call looking shyly at my mate who didn't take his eyes off me at all. "Hey mom", "Heyy pumpkin, quick question, is the phone on speaker?", My mom asked quietly. "Nooo", I said slowly knowing my mom was about to whine me. "So quick question, am I going to be a Grandma soon?"

"Until I fall asleep? Please?" My phone rings. My mom is calling. She just saved me from the awkward situation. I pick up quickly. "Hey." She says coldly. "Dani is missing. Come back home now!" ****