Kailan Ba Ang Mothers Day Novels & Stories

' My mother asks, entering the kitchen. I nod and blush. 'Lylah! He is such a sweet man. I'm so happy for you and pray to the Moon Goddess he will be your fated mate,' she says, embracing me. 'Thanks, Mum,' I smile. 'At least when you become Luna of Storm Glenn, you won't be too far away from us,' my mother beams. I smile and sip my tea. 'Your father tells me we are going camping for your birthday?' She asks. I nod.

Kali said to me while smiling widely. "Alright son if that's what you want." I smiled and promised that we would be together, but when I turned around, Kali suddenly asked me. "Mom, what time is it, because the Solis appeared a while ago, it's our birthday today, shouldn't we celebrate?" Kali asked me which made me worry about today's occasion.

I start bouncing up and down, "SWEET! Then I guess we will make a girls' day out of it!" After the link closes, Kayla and I look at each other shriek, "Girls’ Day!" Kayla says, "We NEVER get to go out with BOTH of our moms at the same time!" I smile so big, I'm afraid my face is going to fall apart. " I know. I'm so excited for this!" I laugh as Kayla gets ready to leave. I walk her out the door and say, "See you after lunch!"

It was impossible for the man she loved to act like that. “Marni took the day off this morning. Her child is sick,” her mother greeted her as Feby came out of the room. Feby nodded slowly, then turned her face to avoid making eye contact with her middle-aged mother. "How come you're here? Usually, you're at school," Feby asked. Her mother clicked her tongue. "It's a public holiday today, Feb. Look at the calendar!" “Oh,” Feby murmured in response. “Don’t you want to eat something?” her mother asked.

As if on cue, Lily’s crying sounded in the background. “I want Daddy! I want Daddy!” Victor sighed theatrically. “See? Lily really can’t live without me.” “I know you’re upset about Charlotte,” he continued. “If that’s what it takes, I’ll stop seeing her.” That was when his mother couldn’t hold back anymore and grabbed the phone. “Lily’s mother, you can’t be so selfish!” “You’re a mother now—you’re supposed to put your child first!” “What man doesn’t have a little fun on the side these days?” she scoffed.

Although this Mother's Day had started with such a ridiculous mess, I had also managed to clear out the parasites inside the company, helped Sean see the true colors of a terrible woman, and sent those scum to prison. That meal, in the end, had turned out to be incredibly satisfying. "Happy Mother's Day, Mom." "Happy Mother's Day, Mrs. Harrison." Mom turned around and looked at Sean and me, her smile blooming with happiness. This Mother's Day gift was certainly peculiar, but it was a memorable one.

Now, it was nothing more than a cold pack house. My phone vibrated the moment I switched it back on. I'd turned it off after Asher kept calling me. I was about to let it go to voicemail when I noticed the caller ID. ‘Mom.’ I answered immediately. “When are you coming? Don't tell me you've forgotten what today is.” I bit my tongue and quickly checked the date. Today was my mother's mating ceremony with Alpha Damian Blackwood. “I didn't, Mom. I'll be there soon. Don't worry.”

Annie said. “Sunday is Mom’s birthday and it happens to be Mother’s day too. Elaina and Lucia are planning a small surprise dinner party for her. Fortunately, your Mom, Dad, Dylan, Ella and my aunt Eva are already invited so I think it will be a perfect time to tell them.” “Don’t you think we would be robbing mom of her spotlight. It’s her day you know.” “Trust me. It’s going to be the best birthday gift she would ever receive. I’m sure she wouldn’t mind.” He winked at her.

Monday, May, 04, 2020 Maan cheerfully woke up that day. Why not? Today is her twenty sixth birthday. Today is different because it will be the first time that she will celebrate her birthday without her family. Instead, it will be her first birthday celebration with Gil. She left him still sleeping and she doesn’t know if he’s aware that today is her birthday. Monday is usually the busiest day of the week but she plans to cook a special dish for a special day. She will just ask John and Angel to accompany her to go to the market later.

"But, Mommy, why does it rain anyway these days?" "It's the raining season." "So that means the rain would not stop 'till night?" "Probably," May replied with a tight voice. "I don't know but please, Maryam, stop asking questions. I'm making a call here." Maryam remained quiet and watched as her mother spoke over the phone. She stayed quiet, even as another question rose up. Who was on the other end of the call? "Hello, Iby. It's raining and I want to take my daughter to school." There was a pause as May listened to the person from the other end. "Yes. I mean no. I don't have an umbrella. Can you help? Yes. Thanks."