Highschool Dxd Rias Mom Novels & Stories

Mom said and sat on my bed. " Ria is Chris your boyfriend?" Mom asked. " Yeah." Aria said shyly. " This kid is bad." Mom said, chuckling. " I just wished Riley had a boyfriend too." Mom said caressing my hair. Oh God! My mom is unbelievable. It's like I knew that's exactly what she wanted to talk about. " Mom, I'm not ready." " Really? Is that a hickey on your neck?" Mom asked and I gasp silently.

she exclaimed, her voice echoing with concern and frustration. Ronin's heart sank as he faced his mother's ire. He had hoped to slip back home unnoticed, but it seemed his mother possessed a unique intuition that could see right through him. He took a deep breath, trying to find the right words to explain his actions. "Mom, I just needed to talk to Sia," he began, attempting to sound composed despite the weight of guilt on his shoulders.

Damon's mother suggested, her voice filled with hope and excitement. A sense of relief washed over Riya as she embraced the invitation. "I was thinking about the same thing," she exclaimed, her voice tinged with eagerness. "We will meet you in an hour, then?" she proposed, her heart yearning to see Damon's spirits lift, to witness the familiar comfort he found in his mother's embrace. Riya believed that the presence of a loving family could heal wounds and offer solace during challenging times. In her mind, there was nothing better than finding refuge in a mother's warm embrace when everything else seemed to falter.

"Hello, mom" "Clarissa! Where are you, ha? What are you doing?!" The sound of Risa's mother screaming across from there made Risa move the cellphone away from her ear "That's .. mom, Risa is at a friend's house" Risa replied softly Meanwhile, Rizal who was sitting there looked dumbfounded when he saw Risa talking to his mother.He did not think that Mrs. Risa could be like a kitten when dealing with her mother. and very different when teaching in schools.

she asked with a smile. "His name's Arius," Jaida introduced, and he only nodded in response. Jaida's mother smiled brightly at both of them before Jaida took a step forward. "Actually mom, I need to talk to you about something. Arius, you wait here, okay?" She then took her mom's arm and pulled her into the living room. They both sat down on the couch, and Arius' mother gave her daughter a questioning look. "What is it?" she asked, wanting to know what this was all about.

Damian was the one buried in pack duties, so of course he got more attention. “So,” Mom said brightly as she served the food, slipping right back into that practiced smile. “Damian, how’s Beta work treating you? Any exciting news?” With that, Damian launched into stories about border patrols and council meetings. Mom listened like every word mattered while Dad nodded along in quiet approval from his chair. I pushed my food around my plate, my phone feeling like it was burning a hole in my pocket. Still nothing from Rhea. It hurt more than I wanted to admit, and I hated that I couldn’t hide it better.

A tiny, relieved smile trembled onto her lips, mixed with a sudden chill. ​“Mobo, if this is some kind of prank, please don’t..." ​“Ria!” ​Her mother’s voice called from outside the room. Ria quickly lowered the phone, cutting herself off. ​“Mum! I’m almost ready!” ​“Don’t stay out too late tonight,” her mother warned through the door. “Leave soon if you don’t want to be late.” ​Ria didn’t answer this time. Instead, she bent down and adjusted the straps of her glass heels before slipping the thin strap of her dress back onto her shoulder. She turned toward the mirror, admiring the final look with a pleased smile.

Mom said fondly. Bex was one of Mom’s warriors protégés when she trained up-and-coming warriors at our high school. She was thrilled when she found out that Bex and Finch were mates. “Two surprises, actually. The fabulous Ms. Morgan! How have you been? What brought you here to these parts?” Mom asked Aria. A genuine smile stretched across Aria’s lips at Mom’s greeting. One that shocked me. How in the hell did she even know Aria? Aria's eyes moved between Mom and I, noticing the similarities in our features. We looked enough alike to tell. Nervousness drifted down the bond, which was a change because she normally kept it closed off.

Leaving Xander to explain to Ria what I was talking about and hoping that she would make her decision tonight, as well as hoping that she would go with him. She was a little spitfire and suited Xander well. Ria didn’t take any of his shit and could give as good as she could take it. Lamia and kept the formalities light throughout dinner. All the key players were here, including Abner, Rhett, and Josiah. As expected, our mother adored Ria and praised her for her work in the castle and her role in the schools and with the pack children. “You would make a fine Den Mother,” She had told Ria, explaining that a Den mother in a Clan served the same role as a Luna in a pack.

Just the same bolded subject line staring back at me. A firm knock on my door pulled me out of my thoughts, sharp and insistent. “Come in,” I said flatly, my voice already edged with exhaustion and resentment. I didn’t bother getting up or fixing my messy bedhead. Mom stepped inside, her expression more determined this time, jaw set in a way that made my stomach drop. She didn’t sit on the bed like she usually would during our talks. No attempt at softening the blow with a hug or a hand on my shoulder. She stood near the door, arms crossed tightly over her chest, like she was steeling herself for battle.