Evil Stepmom Survival Guide Novels & Stories

“Oh, Daniel’s just panicking. Why not let the officers compare the fingerprint database? Wouldn’t that clear things up right away? No need to trouble the neighbors anymore.” Her words were perfectly said, pulling herself clean while pretending to help Mary buy time. Mary’s eyes immediately started spinning fast, her fingers quietly reaching toward the phone in her pocket. There was no way I’d let her succeed. I immediately tugged on Dad’s clothes, looked up, and said in a voice that was innocent yet firm, “Dad, they always show it on TV. When bad people get exposed, they secretly call their accomplices to run away. You have to watch Mom carefully. Don’t let her tip off that man who smells li

" I asked, only to watch his footsteps grow closer as he approached me. I found myself glued to the floor, my gaze fixed on his. How long was I going to run? How long am I going to be guarded? My mother is sick, and I hardly have the time to pay her a visit or check on her condition. I just found out that Evelyn had planned with a serial killer to have my parents killed. I need answers. Who knows if she might not be done with all her evil scheming? My mom was in the mental asylum all because of her, but what assures me that she is safe and Evelyn won't try and kill her?

It was as if she had lost her soul in an instant, and since Grandpa immediately announced that he had severed his relationship with Dad, she was even colder inside. She stood by Evelyn's hospital bed, completely unsure of what to do next. Evelyn woke up in the afternoon and immediately hugged Sophie and cried her heart out. Sophie blinked, "Mommy, don't cry." Evelyn wiped her tears and suddenly put her hands on her shoulders, "Sophie, listen to your mom, your dad is already an outcast, your grandpa won't care about him, you're all I have, you have to join the Winters family next or we'll be eaten by all the Sidekicks without a bone in our bodies, do you understand? "

Aunt Rebecca replied to Zaric when his eyes went towards aunt Rebecca. "And you would have been a lonely ass if that would have happened. How can you choose an unknown woman over your own daughter, Hayden?" My mom defended me in front of everyone. "It's not like that, Evangeline. Eve was born to take over this territory. Dabria would have been powerless if it was not for Eve. Without her powers, Dabria couldn't have done anything. You are just being emotional. Because you are Dabria's mother. All of us are being utterly honest with Dabria." Helenora added in a low tone while staring at me. I was not so sure what I was expecting from them. After all, Eve was practically their hero. She saved

Hearing everything, Evan then said, "So they came here to prove to our grandfather that Max is more worthy than our mother. They want to snatch our mother's property when it is rightfully hers" "It is not just about wealth. They hate our mother and us. They wanted to throw us from here. I think they will overcome any obstacle to harm us. We have no shortage of enemies. If our external enemies now find out that we have such a big enemy within our own home, then the situation will really become very complicated for us. And our sister will become the biggest tool to blackmail mother. We cannot let them take away everything from our mother" After hearing the back story, Evan then said, "So what

His soldiers immediately close the door again and I am once again surrounded by darkness. Just one more day and I will rest in peace. EVAN'S POV Dump people are hard to help. Why did I even think she would change her mind? She is just as toxic as her mother. Her willingness to die for her evil mother honestly baffles me. One would think thirst, hunger and loneliness would make her think twice. But no, she is determined to endure it all for a person that doesn't deserve such a sacrifice.

But at the same time, we want him to always remember that we're always here for him. It's fucking confusing, I know. And I also know that it's hard to raise a kid of your own, but I never thought that it's going to be this level of difficulty. Eve's whole point is to not spoil him, and to not make him abuse the love and concern that we have for him. He has to learn, and he has to be the one restricting himself from doing something that he knows will end up painful for him.

“I gave this bastard my kidney because I thought that’s what families did for each other. I thought it was my duty as a sister. But what did I get after sacrificing everything for this so-called family? Nothing. Nothing but disdain and betrayal.” I turned back to Mia, her sobbing fueling the fire raging inside me. “So no, I have never been in my right mind until now.” “Get off me! Get off me!” Mia screamed. “Dad! Mom! Help! She’s going to kill me!” “Put the pen down, Eve!” my mother cried out, her voice trembling. But she didn’t move, just stood there, useless and spineless as always.

This directive must be followed by everyone. Eve could hear the Beta's loud and gruff voice in her head. “I think we should start heading over there then, in case anyone in the kitchen needs a hand because everyone will be dining together.” Eve's mother remarked as she rose up and took the carved walking stick that was leaning against the wall opposite her chair. She had been using a walking stick for the previous five years since her health had worsened significantly. Eve's mother's illness was frequently on her thoughts, but she ignored it for the time being.

"I’m here for my mother, not your ego." "You’re here because you realized you're nothing without my family's influence!" Evan laughed, blocking the hallway. "You think you can just walk away? Who’s going to sign for your mother's meds? Not a forensic rat like you. You spend your days cutting up rogues; you don't know the first thing about keeping a pure-blood alive." "You bastard," I whispered, my vision tunneling. "You’re using my dying mother to threat-bind me?" "I'm using the tools I have," Evan sneered. "Now, get back to my apartment and—"