Josuke Mother Novels & Stories

another shop owner thanked her and she smiled. "It's nothing." She said and she quickly continued walking, it looked as if she was in a hurry. She smiled at another shop owner and she waved, "Inket, I haven't forgotten you. You'll hear from me," she said quickly and continued quickly, not waiting to listen to his words of appreciation. "Who is she?" I asked Viktor. "That's my mother, Jazel," Viktor said and I smiled, glancing at her again. "She was a very beautiful and kind woman. Even after her husband was killed, leaving her with two children, she didn't lose the life and contagious joy that she had," Viktor said and Jazel stopped walking in front of a shop.

“I remember the lady you’re talking about too, Mommy. Is it okay if I come with you?” “Of course it is.” Her smile warmed. “Besides, your daddy has business to take care of once we’re back at the hotel. So… I think it’s better if you come with me, Josh.” Chase glanced at her with quiet admiration, then added, “Sounds fun, doesn’t it? Daddy will drive us there. Think of it as part of our holiday—and my apology, since I’ll be tied up for a while, Josh.” Josh beamed as he munched his snack. “All right! I don’t mind. Mommy, Mrs. Yoshida’s Japanese, right? That means… she likes sushi?”

“You’ll give me every piece of information happening inside that house. Every single detail.” She paused. “Is that understood?” “Yes, ma’am.” “And don’t worry,” my mother continued with a faint smile. “We’ll pay for your mother’s treatment.” She chuckled softly afterward. Cold. Cruel. Terrifying. “And this time,” I added, stepping closer, “don’t make another mistake.” Josie lowered her head fearfully. “Yes, ma’am.” My mother and I exchanged glances. Soon enough… Jason would finally be mine. JACE’S POV

she said. Arlene let out a soft chuckle When she heard this, COCO BEAR. She said to herself as she heard her subconscious mind laugh so loud, while she tried so hard to control herself on the outside. "Cut it out mum," he said in a cold tone, and then he pulled away from the hug. Even after breaking the hug, Mrs. Yan wouldn't let go of her son. She an arm around his waist and asked about Arlene. "You finally brought a girl home?" She said.

She smiled and said, "I'm guessing why Jessica didn't show up." "She used to be a member of the Fergusons, and she had a predestined relationship with Oldest Master. Even now, she is still the mother of Winson. She should appear no matter what."

Ora stands there and doesn’t move. “Why don’t I have a mommy and daddy?” Ora asks as she starts crying. The cake is taken to the kitchen as Ora cries harder. Josie must have heard Ora crying, getting louder and, thankfully, came to my rescue. I can be affectionate and often give Ora hugs. But I’m not great when dealing with the intense emotional stuff. Whereas Josie knows exactly what to say and do. I watch as Josie embraces Ora. Offering comfort as she tenderly strokes her hair and kisses her forehead.

Kim Jae returned Kenkyo's smile with his signature deadly smile. It seemed, his goal would soon be achieved. *** Slap!! This loud slap was heard in Takahashi Kyosuke's apartment. Kyosuke was slapped by his father so that his body staggered to the side and fell on the sofa. Just now, Mr. Kensuke came from his overseas business trip, since 6 months ago. However, when he returned to Japan, he was slapped with the truth about his eldest son's obsession. Shinosuke who complained to their father.

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!"

KILLIAN “Your mother doesn't believe us,” was all Josie said when she exited my mother's study. She was pale, her hands were trembling, and it was clear my mother had done something to intimidate her, but no matter how many times I asked, she remained silent. She stayed that way—silent and pale—on the way back to the penthouse. “I knew I shouldn't have left you there alone with her.” I dragged my hand down my face and cursed.

Less than no time, he goes to the apartment of his confidant. Now, Mechie prepares a lot of foods to her visitor. In the fore of them, Joshua asks them about his real mother. To that, his father lets the cat out of the bag to him; his mother has been passed away. So, Joshua is crying like a cat. This time, Menchie is getting off the hook to this child.