Homecoming Mum Supplies Novels & Stories

The next day he immediately returned to college from there. Like when we came, when we came home all the family delivered. The trunk of the car is full of luggage, whatever it is. We have to take them, because it's a sign of appreciation for them. "Mom, we said goodbye to go home first. I will come back here soon," Mr. Kusuma said to my mother. "Son Kusuma, remember mom message earlier. Don't let you be ba..."

I ask. “Of course darling grab thing’s that you want to bring, make sure you get your medication!” she says. I nod and climb off my bed. She passes me my rucksack. I put my blood filled hoodie inside and my medication. I turn to look on the bed and my Mum has brought my navy blue hoodie to go home in. I don’t understand why she is being overly nice. “Are you ready?” she asks.

"Mother! Mother, I'm back!" I called at the top of my voice as I entered into the house with the heavy carton of supplies. I got to the dining and heaved a huge sigh of relief as I kept it down on the table. Gosh! This was damn heavy!! "Zoey!" I heard mum call and turned to see her coming in from the kitchen. "You're back". "Yeah - I've been calling you for ages now" I said, wiping off sweats from my face.

As soon as the call connected, Mom's shrill voice came through, "I see how it is, Susan! Brat, how dare you leave the country behind my back! Come back home right now…" I instinctively covered my ears and tossed the phone far away. Once she was done talking, I picked my phone up again. "Are you done? International calls are pretty expensive. That's all for now." With that, I ended the call. Mom immediately bombarded me with endless messages. "Brat, I'm your mother! Are you really just going to ignore me and leave me here? How can you be so cruel?" "I'm telling you. Come back home right now!"

"No, he said again. I sweep with mamma. Awwwwn that's okay baby. You will be sleeping with me then we can paint your room later okay?. Our food arrived and we dug in. Next we went to the phone store. Damien and Lisa both got the latest iphone 13 pro max, two sketching notepad, ipads etc.

That night also she brought her twins to enter five supermarkets to buy women sanitary , toothe paste , adults and children tooth brush , wet tissues , toilet tissues , tissues , shampoo , soap for bath , soap for washing clothes , body wash , dishes soap and sponges . She also buys thousands boxes multiple brands instant noodles either in packets or cups , instant rice porridge with multiple flavours ,five thousand packets mee and rice noodles from each supermarket , multiple brands and flavours of chocolates , candies , snacks , soft drinks , canned foods , canned fruits and biscuits . Well , that night alsmot all the shelves in the five supermarkets empty after the twins walks out from th

he raises his hand to pat on my shoulder, “—you can always ask for help.” *** With summertime coming to an end, mom went all crazy getting me ready for my new school. She bought all sorts of expensive and unnecessary things for me, and even asks if she should hold a party to celebrate the beginning my senior year, which I firmly declined. “Why not? You can invite your friends over and I get to meet the parents from your school. Wouldn’t that be nice?” I have to remind her, “mom, I have no friends here.” Mom seems so very disappointed. She signs and spreads her hand, “Fine, but at least buy some nice dresses. I heard there’s homecoming ball, held on the first week of your school. You gotta fi

But though we would be wasting a lot of money, I was sure it would be worth it after all. I and Emma were standing in the hallway and in front of the bulletin board where they had recently posted the announcement. It was an invitation letter for the Homecoming next week, and it was printed on a clear bond paper. A crowd of students stood behind us as we eyed them so they wouldn’t push us further. We were skimming through it, as Emma traced on the paper with her index finger. “The Homecoming is approaching,” Emma mumbled as she stared at me. “I didn’t expect this.”

We went downstairs and found a large supermarket less than two hundred meters from the hotel. We entered the supermarket, and there were already quite a few shoppers inside. I picked up a toothpaste and then went to the baby section to grab some baby bottles, diapers, formula, and other baby essentials to take back to the tribe. Uncle Marcus wouldn't have to make another trip into the city to purchase them later. As we were pushing the shopping cart, ready to head to the checkout, we heard a heated argument from a corner.

he muttered as he bounced his head, a frown playing between his eyebrows. He looked visibly angry, but as I was about to sidestep him, my aunt appeared. She was the reason I rushed back home. She must have been worried since I hadn't shown up for almost three days. I tried to look composed as she walked into the living room. Aunt Hannah had been my only family member since the death of my parents. Being my mom's older sister, I saw my mother in her sometimes, and it was all the comfort I needed. "Welcome. Where have you been?" she asked, her gaze watching me from top to bottom and back up again.