Friends Mom Novels & Stories

Dad tried to calm her down, but mom ignored him. I sighed, "Look, mom. I didn't get in trouble just because I wanted to. I did that for my friends." "Friends? You have friends?" Mom's mood quickly changed. The frown was no longer visible on her face, it was replaced by a delighted expression. "Yes...?" I answered, unsure. "Why didn't you tell me?! Who are your friends?! Show them to me! I want to meet them!" She enthusiastically said. I glanced at dad who just shrugged while smiling.

My heart clenched painfully) Me: I am so sorry mother. I love you. I realise my mistakes. I shouldnt have left you like this. And also thanks for the money you have beem transferring in my account. Mom: It is okay. I love you too. And you dont have to thank us. We are your parents. It is our duty to look after you, sweetheart. Me: I love you mom. I feel horrible. How is father? Mom: He is good sweetie. He is busy in work right now. I would tell him to text you.

I sigh and get back on my seat . "Congratulations son." Dad said smiling. "What are you still doing? Change and let's go celebrate". Mom said so excitedly. I laugh and motion them to leave. We eat out as a family. My friends already has their own lives to take care of and they just send a congratulatory messages and gifts. I missed the old us and our bonding before. "That's a deep sigh." "I just miss my friends mom". Mom pat my shoulder. "That's life. It doesn't stay the same".

My mom said with a smile on her face. "But it's not weekend anymore," I told my mom who rolled her eyes at me. "Well, who's counting?" She asked before placing a lock of hair behind her ear. "We'll just take Tuesday and Wednesday." She said and I smiled at her. "Sounds awesome," I said happily. "No boys, no best friends, no husbands, just you and me." My mom said and I pulled her into a tight hug. "You're the best, mama," I said softly. The door creaked open and it revealed Uncle Ian.

"Mother. Why are you crying? You don't have to cry. I know that your son doesn't want to talk to you but we're here. We're so grateful to you for your help. You really helped us a lot. Am proud to have you as my mother."my mom said.

her mum said smiling "I missed you guys so much." "I know sweetheart but forgive mum and dad dear. We've not been able to visit nor have time for you." said her dad to her "Don't say anymore dad, I know you guys love me." she replied and hugged them again The whole family looks on happy as Rosita and her family reunites. The party continued with sharing of pleasantries and dinning. Soon, it was time for Rosita's family to leave back to the states. Rosita and her husband escorted them to the airport and bided their farewells. The rest of Rosita's journey to motherhood continued peacefully with going to motherhood seminars, antenatal and shopping for baby cloths with Kathie and the rest.

Stanley's mom - Aunt Monica, was mommy's best friend since they were kids, but because mommy was jealous of their family, she did a lot of bad things to them, especially in their businesses, and before mommy could do anything worst of the worst to them, they decided to just stay away so that there would be no more chaos between our families. Despite everything that mommy did to them, their treatment of me didn't change even if they were far away. Every time I video call Stanley, they always say hello to me and check on me but when mom caught me talking to them one time, she took all my gadgets, that's why I don't talk to them often since then.

And you know mom if you were to be in relationship with anybody at all, then I would want you to be with Alex. "I didn't know that. He had a girlfriend then so I thought it's not going to happen being that he's my brother's best friend didn't help. You know how your uncle is". I said. "Ok, enough now, Liz who was quiet the whole time interrupt. "Alex like mommy?". Luca asked like he knows what we were saying. "Yes buddy". Damien answered for me. " We need to go shopping!!!!". Did I mention Liz is a shopaholic?.

“Remember, your brother's friends are coming and staying with us for a few weeks.” Mom says as we make our way back home. “Great! They are not suitors for me, are they?” I ask her jokingly. “Maybe!” She replies. “Dad. Tell her to stop setting me up. I don’t need mates to make me happy. I have enough going on with traveling and healing those that need it.” I exclaim as mom laughs while dad just shakes his head at us.