How I Met Your Mother Last Forever: Part 2 Novels & Stories

I wondered. “There one he said was missing for two weeks?” Katleho asked. “I think so.” said Mika. “But why would he do this to his own brother?” I asked. We were all curious. “Its already late guys, we need to call it a night.”I said. The team agreed. I returned back to my father’s house, and Left Mika and Katleho there. I found my mother sitting on the couch watching a funny series of How I met your mother. While eating popcorn.

love it carried the weight of two lifetimes well worth of manipulation. Her phone buzzed one more time. Different numbers. "Your mother kept a safety deposit box. Bank of Ashford. Box 217. The key is hidden in the last place you were happy together. Find it before they do." The last place she was happy with her mother? She closed her eyes. I tried to remember through the pain. And then it hit her. The lighthouse.

Thorne said as if reading my mind. “No,” his mother’s voice said firmly. “That’s not possible. It’s gone forever.” I froze. My body shook, and my eyes filled with tears. Gone…forever? Goddess…is this you? Is this your way of finally setting me free? “Thank you, Mom. I’ll call you later,” Thorne said quickly before ending the call.

Backstage in your cap and gown, kissing Vivian. "During Mom's last five days, I called you sixty-seven times. You said I was bothering you because you were stuck on some confidential project. "But what were you really doing? "You were using the money Mom left me to rent out an entire restaurant at Shangara Riverfront for Vivian's birthday." "No... Lindsay, I—" Tyler shook his head, desperate to explain. "Let me finish." I cut him off. My voice was ice-cold. "When Mom closed her eyes for the last time, she was still holding my hand. With what little strength she had left, she asked me, 'When is Tyler coming back?'"

He insisted on taking people to seek justice for me, just to vent his anger one last time. I was the one who stopped him. After all, some things are better left in the past. [Logan, did you hear? Leighton and that guy are both dead!] Seeing that familiar yet unfamiliar name, I froze in shock. More messages followed immediately. [Their kid got sick and had to go to the hospital for tests. They found out the child has Type B blood.] [But both Leighton and Harley were Type A, which means the kid couldn't possibly be theirs!]

I muttered. He didn’t move away. “You sure? The news says you like older women, maybe I should introduce you to my mom.” The laughter around us grew louder. I felt my jaw tighten, pulse quickening. “Walk away,” I said quietly. He smirked. “Touchy.” I stood up, the stool screeching against the floor. The room went still for half a second. Then someone pulled out a phone, the screen glowing. “Hey, hey......he’s about to lose it!”

“Maybe you should teach your daughter to show some respect to her elders first.” Fury flashed in Cecile’s eyes. “I am your mother, too!” Lilian scoffed, barely keeping her voice steady. “Only on paper. You’re practically dead to me. You left Dad and me for money and became Mr. Fred Duncan’s mistress, only to marry him later when you were pregnant.” Cecile’s face turned red with rage. “You’re just like your father! Always bitter and never happy to see anyone else’s success.” Ophelia, seeing the opportunity, started to cry dramatically. “Mom, did you know? Lilian even dumped her boyfriend Max to become some old rich man’s mistress! That’s what I heard.”

“So weak. Brought so low. Why would you allow someone to do that to you?” “Help me…” I beg. She bends down to look me in the eyes, her nose wrinkling with disgust. “But you’re so dirty…” “Please, Lilith. Help me…” Author's Note: Hey friends! Thank you so much for reading Mother, May I, the third book of The Legacies series. I hope that you enjoyed reading as much as I enjoyed writing. Here are a couple of announcements/interesting information for you.

I don't know if I should tell him about my old life, but when I see the tenderness and warmth in his eyes I can't stop my mouth from spilling it. "I had a difficult life after my mother died. My father and I moved away from the pack house to settle in a new home. My dad fell into a deep depression and treated me like a stranger. He drank all day and kept to himself just as I did, but that all changed one day," I pause hesitantly not knowing if I want to continue. Pierson notices my reluctance. "It's ok Elena. Whatever it is I'm here to listen. If it's too much to talk about it's alright. Just know I'm here for you," Pierson voices.

We'd found our way home to each other while this time nothing would tear us apart again. Forever started now. THE END