Homecoming Mum Supplies 소설 & 이야기

When she saw me bringing back more supplies, she grew mad at me. "Sweetheart, you need to tell me what's going on!" "Mom, please! We don't have much time left! I'll explain everything to you once Emmett comes back, okay?" I ran out of the villa once again, my mother's confused questions ringing out in the background. After all, I still had something vital that I had yet to buy, which was medicine. I bought a ton of medicine, including flu and cold medicine, anti-inflammation medicine, painkillers, digestive medicine, and alcohol wipes. I even included vitamins and a variety of supplements in my shopping cart.

After pocketing my phone, I leaned against the railing and looked up at the sky, unable to help the small smile that came over me. Kaori-nee, I promise to bring Aki-chan home. I know that I can’t do this alone so… from here on out too, I’ll be in your care. I texted Hiro-san to inform him of this pleasant development and returned to my work, waiting for the day to end and to get back home. That eagerness was probably what helped me plough through my day’s work faster than I thought I would be able to. I stopped by the convenience store on the way home to buy some meat for dinner as well.

“Mum is making you help me, isn't she, Nicole?” “Yep, she certainly is Maree.” Maree is agonizingly slow to get moving. She throws out most of her clothes, claiming they aren't good enough to take with her. My lips start to curl as I watch her. She is so fucking spoilt, and mum gives her everything; finally, she claims she is finished. I sigh as I go to help mum cook the food we have to take. Every family from the pack is bringing something. We still have to take everything to the meeting hall and set it up. Dad sends a few of the omega’s in to help us. It's close to lunchtime when we have finished.

I bought the supplies and went home. Coming home I gave the supplies to mom but didn’t told her about the call she will be concerned. I went to my room for rest.

I deadpan motioning for Lilah to lead us away from Miss Crazy Pants. Dels eyes Julie one more time, takes my hand lacing her fingers with mine, and starts walking towards the door. She walks straight towards her dad's BMW and opens the trunk pulling out a couple of blankets and a bottle of Jim Beam and looking at me expectantly. "You coming or what?" She asks as she turns to the path leading to the beach.

"Hey mom, how's it going?" "Hey sweetheart how are you and how's work?". "I'm fine mom and work's great. How 'bout you and dad?". "We're okay, we just miss you and yeah I know, I know we only just left last month but....". "I miss you too mom" Kim said cutting her mother off, she could just as well spill the beans about her decision to come home. "Uhmm mom". "Okay fine, I called for a reason, so you see vpa's hosting a reunion this year. I met Mary Catherine at the mall a couple of days ago, you remember her don't you?".

“I’m playing, I’m playing but Charl homecoming is a big deal. You need to have fun and uh that Max boy are you going with him ” My whole soul paused. “Mum,” I said slowly, “please don’t start.” “I’m not starting anything,” she said innocently. “I’m just saying, he looked at you in a funny way the last time he came to pick you up.” I grabbed the nearest pillow and threw it at her. Then mum finally stopped complaining about homecoming and started complaining about her boss instead, my brain quietly packed its bags and left the conversation. I nodded and laughed at all the right moments, but honestly? My mind was already drifting back to Maya, Max and homecoming and then my phone buzzed.

"The dresses! Mom found them and they're at my house! You are coming over to get fitted." My eyebrows shot to the ceiling. "You're kidding me." Ruthie's mom had convinced Dad that I needed an awesome dress for Homecoming. And she'd volunteered to help me find one. We'd combed through all the local stores without finding anything that didn't cost a small fortune, except some mediocre ones and a couple that I'd decided were too slutty for me. So, we'd resorted to scouring the Internet and we'd discovered the perfect dresses within our price range. But even with the best shipping time, which hiked up the price like crazy, they still wouldn't arrive until the day of the dance. That was too close

“Is there anything for me to do downtown?” “Yes, as a matter of fact, there is. I need to return these containers to the bakery. Could you drop them there for me?” Mom gets up and walks to the kitchen counter where three big boxes are piled up. “Sure.” “Need some help, Hays? I can go with you,” Chad offers. “Yeah, if you’re free.” “I also need you to pick up the roast chicken at Bob’s restaurant. He said he’d prepare it for me since I won’t have time to cook lunch today,” Mom explains, handing me one of the containers..