Double Mommy Novels & Stories

Melinda says. "You have a house in New York ?" Sienna asks, gaping at me. I nodded. "Tell me, Lani, did you win a lottery overnight?" Sienna asks. The look on her face told me she was finding it hard to believe. "Mummy didn't win any lottery. She is a CEO. You know L and M companies, right?" Melinda asks. I stood watching my daughter interact with Sienna. "Of course, who doesn't know L and M. I'm planning to apply for a job there, now that I found your mum," Sienna whispered, but I heard her.

I didn't even bother to interfere as I kept smiling, watching their drama. They're the only joy in my life. Five years had passed since my world had been turned upside down. Now, I nestled in the quiet town of Ohio and found myself navigating the challenges of single motherhood, which brings me nothing but joy every time I look at my kids because they’re the ones who kept me going. They got everything they needed including a caring father. “ Mom, is Maverick not coming home today?” Jersey asked. “ Yeah, he got a lot of lives to save and will be a little busy for a while but he will be home soon.” Hearing that, they beamed with joy.

"What will you do now if you suddenly get pregnant? Who will you introduce as the father of your child? Don't tell me you'll introduce me as the baby's daddy. I'll really strangle you to death, Alice. My looks are not for being a daddy, but for being a mommy, okay?" "I hope I don't get pregnant," I wished. We only do it once, so hopefully I won't get pregnant. "Let's just hope I don't get pregnant," I told Jana before entering her condo unit again, followed by my friend. But if we had stayed outside a little longer, I might have seen a handsome man coming out of the sixth unit from my friend's unit.

After a couple of seconds, she muttered, "Mommy?" "Yes, love." "Why do we never call, Daddy? Not even once? My friends and classmates, whenever they miss their mom and daddy, they will be calling them....what do you call that, Mommy?" "They use social media." "Yes! That's it, Mommy." Her eyes lit up as if an excellent idea came into her mind. "Why don't we call Daddy, Mommy? I want to see him! I want to hear his voice!" she exclaimed and jumped on her seat.

she said and grabbed her purse. "I'll take you there" he said. "Zane" she called out his name. "It's fine, just let me. Please" he said. "Sure" Paige finally agreed to his offer. They both left the house and head to Dawson's company. Paige didn't have any friend but finally, she has found one. Someone that could replace her mother for the meantime but not in her life. Her mother was the most important person in her life, right now, the only thing to do is to move on.

Mommy reassures me with genuine enthusiasm, extending her hands towards me as I work hard to stay steady on my feet. Filled with anticipation, I take a step forward, trying my best to maintain my balance as I cautiously extend my other foot towards mommy. Overwhelmed by fear of stumbling, I can't help but let out a whimper. “Don't worry, my darling, you're safe. Mommy will always be here to catch you,” mommy reassures me, her face beaming with a comforting smile.

Thank Lord! ‘Look, Si-Hyuk,’ Mommy hiccups. ‘How grown she is! Almost an adult.’ She sighs dreamily, peeping at my generous chest and…well…you get it! ‘AHHHHHHHIIIIIIII She has to go through so much. Disaster!’ Another hiccup. More sobs. "We left her in a disaster. Oh, how I wish we could take her to—’ Her hold on my body tightens. Mommy is in hysteria. Si-Hyuk? My mother’s fling? Sugar Daddy?

Noah's_wifey Why do I have a feeling that everyone except me is the admin? I_pooped No u! Cereal_killer No u! Yes_you_suck No u! I_love_my_mommy (Liam) Since, everyone is doing it... No u! I_pooped Oh, hey, Liam! I_love_my_mommy Heyo, everyone, my mommy sends hugs, kisses and cookies. Yes_you_suck Wow, your mommy is such a sweetheart. I_love_my_mommy She sure is and I love my mommy.

"If you know that, why are you calling her your mummy?" "In school, Miss said a mother was a woman that cared about you and made sure you were fed and clothed, so I said she was my mummy because she brushes my hair, picks my clothes, and passes me food on the table." "Well, little man, you're not wrong. She's your mummy." I smiled and was also in awe of how emotionally intelligent he was. I was low-key pained that Amy got to be Mummy while I was still Father. It was stuffy and made me feel like a stranger, but luckily, his actions said otherwise.

Me: "Oh, okay. So you don't mind?" Ann: "Mind? Why would I mind? I mean, she's your mom... my man's mom." Me: I was speechless. Ann: "So tell me, what do you call her? Mommy? Mom?" Me: "Well, I call her Mom when it's serious. Princess on normal days. And Mommy when I want something." Ann: She laughed. "Y'all must have a really good relationship."