Highschool Dxd Rias Mom Mga Nobela at Kwento

The air between the three was thick with unspoken truths, rivalries, and alliances, but for now, Damian had regained control—and Selene’s frantic energy was, at least momentarily, tempered. Aria grabbed her phone, thumb hovering over her mum’s contact. “Hi, mum,” she said the moment her mother picked up. “Aria! Darling, how are you? Everything okay?” her mother asked, cheer in her voice. “I’m coming over,” Aria said sharply. “You’re… coming over? Now? Hope everything fine, honey?” her mother asked, sensing the unusual urgency. “Yes, ma. I’ll explain when I get there. Aria said, her voice calm.

"I have a perfect plan for her room. She will love it." "That's where you are wrong." He squeezed my hand. "Sanchi is Ria's mother. She knows her better. She will design both our and Ria's room." I snapped my head to his. When did this happen? "I know you love Ria, mom, but you don't know her the way she does." His eyes smiled at me. "Even I don't know Ria that way. She confesses all her secrets to her momma, not her dadda."

anyway not wanting to go into the past i focused on the current, i guess this female voice must be Ria's mom. " hello this is umm.....Ria's MOM?" nervousness was dripping from my voice. " Yes, who're you ?" came a sharp question. " Well I'm.....your daughter is with me. I found her in the middle of the road. can you please come to IMV hospital ?'' I said coming straight on point, but later I realised that I should have said this some other way. now her mom will get hyper. " what ? What happened to Ria ?"

Standing right there was truly his mom, Ria and Dante. The both of them were in a very tight disguise that anyone wouldn’t have guessed they were the ones, but surprisingly, the children did. I wouldn’t have, if I was the one who first saw them. Even Dante Alpha’a scent was hidden. Ria hugged her children, squatted in front of them and kissed their foreheads. “Mommy, where did you go? Dianne and I were so worried about you. We didn’t see you beside us. We were so worried.”

But Aria handled it with her usual fearless charm. “My mum builds things with numbers,” she announced during show-and-tell. “She says numbers listen if you’re kind to them.” Aiden, on the other hand, struggled quietly. Until one afternoon, Daxton picked them up himself. The children climbed into the car, startled. “You’re early,” Aiden said politely. Daxton adjusted his cufflinks. “I wanted to see where you learn.” Aria leaned forward. “Do you like Mum now?” The question landed like a stone in still water.

Do it again now. My face gave nothing away as I wrote down the answers Mom wanted to see. Ever since I'd found out I was sick, I'd read countless books about acceptance, trying to make peace with both myself and Mom. I told myself Mom just needed to lose herself before she could find her way back. But she never seemed to reach the end of that road. Finally, Mom looked at the perfect score and smiled. "That's more like it. Now, go back to class." … On the third day, Mom suddenly appeared behind me during break. She was smiling, looking nothing like her usual demanding self.

her mum said in an excited tone. Arlene turned the volume up to the loudest and they kept up with their mini karaoke which was pretty much loud, because people on the road started to look at them. But then none of them cared, to Arlene her mum was a vibe and not like the regular southingham mothers who were boring and lame. These were the moments she lived for, there was never a dull moment with her mum even though they had little cat fights, but it was normal with females. “Do you think dad would be back from work by now?” Arlene asked her mum who was still caught up in the blues of the music playing.

*** Walking into my father’s study, I sit in a seat in front of father’s desk, as he and mom sit in the large chairs behind his desk. “Hey, sweetheart,” mom says, tears rolling down her face. “You’re so stressed because of your connection with Cassius. We love him like a son, but you’re our top priority as our daughter. You had a panic attack, shifted and took off. We located Xariah at the entrance of the woods; she hadn’t gone far. We tried to reach you via the mind link for about two hours and couldn’t. This needs to stop. You need to reject Cassius and end things once and for all. Once done, we will remove Cassius from the pack forever.”

Riven Dex stood there with a bright grin, holding up a small gift bag. “Hey! I brought you something.” He pushed the bag toward me. “Congratulations on finally leaving the hospital. How’s your ankle?” Before I could answer, Mom’s voice came from behind me. “Who is there?” Dex’s eyes lit up. “Your mom is in? Wait, let me catch up with her!” Dex slipped past me before I could stop him, walking straight into the living room like he owned the place. “Hey, Mrs. Ashford!”

However, I became increasingly excited even as my consciousness began to fade. I was going to see Dad soon. Unfortunately, my happiness was cut short when I heard someone calling my name. The person unlocked the cage and saved me. When I could breathe again, I looked up and saw a pair of panicked eyes. "Mom," I blurted out subconsciously. I immediately regretted calling out to her. The panic in Gloria Yates' eyes was replaced by disdain when she heard me. "Don't call me that," she snapped. "You don't deserve to call me that."