I Became The Heros Mom Novels & Stories

He could use it to boast to his coworkers that once again, his brilliant daughter could achieve such a feat despite her mother passing away so recently. “Ah. Right.” He nodded then turned to Rebekah. “Just leave the computer in her room then.. It seems to not affect her grades anyway. Maybe it even helped.” Rebekah gritted her teeth. “Fine.” For the rest of the dinner, Hera remained silent. Rica kept talking as they ate, making Leonard, Rebekah and Leon join in, laughing at whatever they found laughable. Soon, Hera stood and excused herself. That was the beginning of Hera losing her own home to the strangers brought in by her own father.

I put a large chunk of steak in my mouth. “Heron, what happened?” Pandia inquired with her mouth full. Some bad habits never grow old. I looked across at her. She was a true beauty with her black wavy hair and green eyes. She got Dad’s eyes while I inherited Mom’s blue ones. “Forbes and Axel are on the case. We will figure that out soon.” I aimed my gaze directly at Dad, “I will not release any of them until I find that girl.” “How badly did they hurt her?” Mom wanted to know. As Luna, the women and children were her responsibility.

"Over the phone with her business people." "Ah, your mom must be pretty cool, isn't she?" My eyes scanned the room for anyone bearing a semblance of the man on the ID picture. I wasn't even concerned about the wallet as I knew it'd reach the owner either way. It was the ten-minute ultimatum that scared me. "She's the coolest mom in the world! She's so strong, and she can do everything by herself. Even Rodney thinks so, too. Do you know my mom goes to the gym every morning for superhero training? She's my superhero."

“I would have done the same, if I could.” Tears now flowed freely down my eyes. “She always puts me first no matter what,” I sobbed. Dad dropped Mama’s hand and turned to me. He hugged me tightly, his voice soft and comforting in my ear. "Your mama is a hero, Evelina. She saved your life and gave her magic to help you fight these demons. She will always put her baby girl first. That is the definition of a true parent's love." His words rang true in my heart.

His words resonated with her, igniting a spark of newfound determination within. Through her video calls and messages, Marvis yearned to fill the void left by her late mother's absence. Speaking to her father and stepmother served as a stark reminder of their indifference towards her situation. Their lack of concern only fueled her resolve to create a nurturing environment for her unborn child, drawing strength from her resilience and the unwavering support of her loved ones.

There is not a doubt in my mind that I would pass any test given concerning her. “You going to ask me a question or just keep staring at me?” I ask, crossing my arms over my chest. Ian narrows his eyes. “Tell me about your mother…” I shrug. “She is a badass warrior, the head trainer, now with Harold.” He quirks a brow and I internally shrink. I probably shouldn’t have called him Harold, but dad. “Harold? You mean your dad?” “How do you know who Harold is to me?” Ian shrugs. “I know things. I’ve done my research on you.”

"She's terrifying." "She's helpful." "Same thing." --- They ate together. Talked about nothing. Jess teased Idris about his major, about his debate team, about how he'd somehow landed her best friend. He took it all with good humor. Halfway through breakfast, Maya's phone buzzed. Her mother again. Started a list of questions for him. He should be scared. Maya laughed out loud. Jess leaned over. Read the screen. Grinned. "Your mom is my new hero."

started Sheels, taking Hera out of her reverie, “we’ve been backstabbing—” “Can’t you just say talk. Your term bothers—” Yara cleared her throat and looked away when Sheels glared at her, whistling a little to mask the fear she now felt. “And what are you backstabbing me about?” interjected Hera before she could start throwing things again. Closing her eyes, Sheels breathed heavily, “Your mother is Ivy Witherford, am I right?” Shocked though Hera was, she understood that this kind of information must have been in her data, though she’s aware they must have overlooked it in the past, which meant that it became rather significant when Perry had seen flashes of her memory.

I put a large chunk of steak in my mouth. “Heron, what happened?” Pandia inquired with her mouth full. Some bad habits never grow old. I looked across at her. She was a true beauty with her black wavy hair and green eyes. She got Dad’s eyes while I inherited Mom’s blue ones. “Forbes and Axel are on the case. We will figure that out soon.” I aimed my gaze directly at Dad, “I will not release any of them until I find that girl.” “How badly did they hurt her?” Mom wanted to know. As Luna, the women and children were her responsibility.

Dad said, "I thank the Moon Goddess for my princess." I smiled awkwardly, unsure of how to act. I felt like someone who won a fucking sports game and was carried off on his team's shoulder. Yeah, I don’t fucking watch sports, but I’ve seen it done in movies, okay? They acted like I was some damn hero, but I wasn’t. I was just their mom, and that’s all I ever wanted to fucking be. Be a mom to four perfect kids. Mom, dad, Lily, and Osiris stayed at the packhouse playing with the boys while I called Kyra. I knew it might be a long shot, but I wanted to try.