Kailan Ba Ang Mothers Day Novels & Stories

The other. “Fuck, fuck, fuck,” I chant, legs shaking. You gonna cum for me? “Almost. Almost!” Then she adds another finger. “FUCK!” I scream, gripping her head with both hands. I can’t tell if the wetness on her face is water or me. That’s when we both get a mindlink—from my mother. You two better get out of that damn shower! Ninety minutes until the ceremony and I still have to do your makeup and hair!

my mother called from downstairs, her voice carrying through the house as she heard the sound of my footsteps approaching. I quickened my pace, hurrying to meet my mother with an eagerness to get to the soul-mate meeting on time, not wanting to delay the start of this crucial day. As I reached her, my mother called out, "Why don't you sit next to me for a moment, honey?" I hurried over to my mother's side and enveloped her in a tight hug, feeling the need for comfort and reassurance before the big day. “Happy birthday, sweetheart,” my mother said, her voice filled with warmth and affection. “I hope you have a wonderful day and that fate brings you together with your true soulmate.”

None of it makes sense. As I slide into the driver’s seat, my phone buzzes against the console. I glance at it—a reminder from Lily’s school. I groan softly as I recall I still need to pick her up. The drive is uneventful. When I arrive, Lily’s teacher, Mrs. Carter, greets me with her usual warm smile. "Mrs. Scott," she begins. "Just a quick reminder—tomorrow is our Mother-Daughter Day party. We’re looking forward to seeing you here at 4 p.m."

My mother looked at me and I knew the wheels in her head were turning with a plan. “Yes, you do that… Maybe by doing that, you can also find where Paige's loyalty lies, and also if Nadia is double-crossing us.” Mother said and I nodded. “Two birds, one stone.” She said and I laughed. “So when would the Luna ceremony be held?” I needed to know a clear D-Day. “The elders will push the ceremony for next week, you need to be ready.” My mother informed me before she left me to finish my meeting. Before I resumed my meeting, I called Bart in.

I mumbled, in disbelief. The concept of a second chance mate was rare but it was possible. It was said that the moon goddess showered mercy on rejected souls and granted them a new, final chance at love. I’d never witnessed one but Mother used to tell me about it and how it happened to her own mother, my grandmother that I never had a chance to meet. She died on the day of my birth. Mother used to say second chance mates were predestined and were keys to the journey of life. That they served a purpose.

Her mother stood at the stove, flipping pancakes with a practiced flick, her robe tied loosely around her waist. "Morning, Mom," Aurelia said, grabbing a crisp apple from the fruit bowl on the counter. She took a bite, the juice sweet on her tongue. "When are we going back to our house?" Selene glanced over, a diamond ring catching the light as she waved the spatula. "We're not going back there for now. The wedding's on Saturday, your mom's getting married." She thrust her hand forward, flaunting the sparkling band right in Aurelia's face.

This breakfast was a special occasion, so there were way more pack members here than there would usually have been. Mom took in the room, then stood and cleared her throat. The entire room fell silent; we were all in awe of her grace, beauty, and power. She looked around before addressing the crowd. “Good Morning, Opal Moon.” “Good Morning, Luna.” “Today is a special day,” she continued, “as is tomorrow. Today, my beautiful children celebrate their graduation, and tomorrow they celebrate their eighteenth birthdays. And we pray to the Goddess that they also find their mates. As both events are so close together, we will take tomorrow night to celebrate both milestones in true style!”

“Let's just skip this, and go straight to the reception so I can rest. Or better still postpone it to another day” “This isn't a business my darling” her mother said coming into the room. “It's one day in a woman's life that can't return again, it's the happiest day of all women, a day to look beautiful, a day to cry and laugh together, a day you will never forget” she said smiling holding her hands “Of course you are right mum, it's a day I will never forget, the worst day of my life, I don't feel like crying or laughing, I feel like punching someone so hard uhhhhhh” Avery said and slumped on the chair.

EVELYN "Happy birthday, Mom." I wished my mom on her special day, today being the sixth of February. "Thank you for being my number one person, my rock and support, my best friend. I hope today brings your more happiness, more joy as you have given me all my life. I love you so much, Mom." "Awww," I could hear sniffles from her. "Thank you, sweetheart. You're my number one source of joy and happiness. If you hadn't come into my life, I..."

Puno ng pagmamahal niyang hinagkan ang noo nito bago nagtanong, “How are you, Mom?” “I’m good, Alvaro. Mambobola ka talaga. Saan mo ba namana iyan? Hindi naman sweet talker ang daddy mo.” “There’s a realm called internet, nowadays, Mom,” saad niyang nakangiti at tumabi sa ina. “Nanghihina ka pa rin ba?” “Hindi naman. Pagkatapos lang ng dialysis session, pero normal reaction daw ‘yon sabi ng doctor. Bakit ka nga pala bumisita ngayon?”