Josh Allen Mom Novels & Stories

she asked in a gasp her hand going over her mouth. Joshua shrugged with a smirk across his face. "I did didn't I?" she asked with an expression of terror. "Wouldn't they be trying to reach you?" "Who?" Joshua asked. "Did you forget about your family?" Aletta said and something began to vibrate. Joshua took up his phone and waved it in his face. Mom was written across the screen. "I guess you are right" he muttered before picking up the phone and standing up to walk a distance away from her.

“Don’t guilt-trip us, Reese. New York’s calling, but we’ll be back.” Ernest nodded, sipping coffee. “Williams Jewels needs me, but you’re family, Goodwins. Always.” Josh, lingering by the window, shrugged. “I’m a grown man, right? I’ll head back to Chicago when I’m ready. Bethany’s waiting, I guess.” Alice shot him a look, her blue eyes sharp. “Don’t ‘guess,’ Josh Carter. That baby needs you. Go home.” Josh sighed, his grin reluctant. “Fine, Mom. I’m going, I’m going.”

Without uttering another word to the old man, Josh marched down the hallway and barged into the dining room. "Mom, dad, grandma!" Josh blurted out as he stared at Martha, Dean, and Madam Jewel seated at the table. "Good morning," "Ahha, Josh, you are here. How are you, grandson?" Madam Jewel greeted him with a smile on her face. "I am great," Josh explained excitedly, sitting down next to her. "It's good that you are going with me to ‘Paz motel’ honestly. It's been years since I have seen those two, and the last time Alfred was taking his wife and daughter out of this house, Grace couldn't stop calling me names..."

Her tone caught my attention, drawing perplexity from me. "I took him." Mom was telling whoever it was on the other end of the line. She waited a beat, her expression a bridge between displeasure and wariness, "no, you have to understand me, Mr. Caldwell. Your son fears your fiance. He came to me crying and his lips were..." Mom stopped abruptly as though she had been asked to shut up. Josh. I knew it was him. Mom met my eyes. "...Mr Caldwell, would you listen to me, please. I didn't kidnap anyone. Ethan was just a little boy in distress. He..." She stopped again, heaving a sigh.

"Why couldn't you deal with this like a civilized person? How dare you lay a hand on Mrs. Stroud! She's not just Josh's mother; she's a mother to you too! Don't you care how Josh feels?" Winter silently observed their display of "mother-daughter affection". Her eyes were cold and unreadable, a trace of mockery dancing within them. "She is Joshua's mother, yes, but she isn't mine. A mother-in-law and a mother are worlds apart—" "What's going on here?" Before Winter could finish, Joshua entered the living room. His tall, commanding figure seemed wrapped in the chill of late autumn. Jessica's face turned pale. "Josh! You're back! Mrs. Stroud just fell! We need to get her to the hospital immedia

"In the year I was born, my mother died, and my father was always cold to me. After all, my mother died while giving birth to me. He never cared for me after so many years, leaving me to be raised by my grandmother. She was the one who told me about my mother." Joshua sighed. "My mother's name is Rianna Moore. She has a rebellious twin sister who ran away from home. Her name is Eanne Moore."

“I don’t want them to forget who their mother is.” “Jayne’s in all our hearts,” his grandmother said gently. “And I know she’s in yours. That doesn’t mean there isn’t room for someone else," Justin sighed. “I know. But the kids need to understand that Allena is not their mom and that she’s not coming back here to work.”

His face gradually turned grim. "I didn't intend to argue with them. I really don't have a father, and I don't know who my father is. But, they started attacking my mommy!" Joshua said. "My mommy is the world's most gentle mommy!" Shawn asked, "What did they say about your mommy?" "They said… she has a wild man." Joshua gritted his teeth. "Actually, there is no such thing! Mommy has to take care of me every day. She works for my sister and I have never seen her with a man!"

No matter what, he had to tell her who they were. "Shina is my daughter and Bianca is her mother." "Who is Bianca to you?" "She is Shina's mom," Josh answered in his best honesty. "So, you are saying Shina is your daughter and Bianca is her mom which means she is your baby mama. Josh, you have a baby mama and you did not tell me?" Alex asked sadly and stood up with the duvet wrapped around her. Alex was on the verge of tears.

When Ivan woke up, he found himself in the hospital. "Where's Alison?" he asked. Josh sat nearby, quietly sobbing. "Mom's dead." Ivan sat up, glared at Josh fiercely, but his expression shifted as quickly as it came. He pulled out the IV and climbed off the bed with a faint smile. He bent down and lifted Josh into his arms. "Nonsense. She's still waiting by the roadside. We have to go pick her up. If we're late, she'll be upset."