Kim Fields Mom Novels & Stories

The whole church burst into laughter, and Damien finally pulled back, smirking. “You’re mine now, Mrs. Carter,” he whispered against my lips. “In every possible way.” Applause and cheers filled the room. People started lining up to congratulate us. But just when my heart was full of joy, I spotted my mom. And Tess, standing right beside her. I rushed toward them, my gown dragging behind me. “Mom!” I cried, hugging her. But she didn’t hug me back. She stood stiff, her eyes cold. “How can you be so happy today, Kimberly,” she hissed, “while your father is rotting in a police cell?”

"How have you been feeling lately? Did the medicine help? Is your knee still hurting?" She shook her head and reached up to touch my face, her hand rough and dry. "It stopped hurting last month. Gina, why do you look thinner?" I smiled and leaned into her palm. "I'm fine. I've just been trying to lose a little weight." When I was little, Mom and Dad left for the city to work. They said life there was too hard, so they left me behind in the countryside with Grandma and Grandpa. Every day after school, I would sit by the road and wait, hoping they would come back. And when they finally did, Mom was holding another little girl.

She asks. “Where's mom?” I fall to the single couch behind me. Kim give me a sturdy look in the eyes. “She's out of town for a month.” She slips out of her sandals. “Now, answer my question. Where were you?” “You know where I was.” I spread my arms on the couch and close my eyes. This is probably will get into her nerves because I can see the boiling expression in her face. “Right." She drips her hands to her side dramatically. “Of course you forgot that today is Era's birthday, right? You were out drinking with everyone else.” She steps into the stairs with her sandales in one hand.

Kimbeerly mumbled as her body lay weakly on the floor. The woman was still shedding tears. Her body was starting to weaken because she was too tired to face this harsh reality. She was living alone at the moment. The sound of a car stopping did not make Kimbeerly wake up from her position. Instead, she cried even more because she didn't know what to say to her family. Yes... maybe it was the car of her father and mother who had said they would visit the house and apologize to Alexander, but before all that happened the man had already left.

She approached them, and Kimberly quickly stood up to greet her. “Aleah, thanks for coming,” Kimberly said, giving Aleah a cheek-to-cheek greeting. Then, Kimberly introduced Aleah to the woman in the wheelchair: “Ma, this is Aleah. Zen’s wife.” Aleah glanced at the woman next to Kimberly. She figured the woman was probably in her early fifties. Even though she was in a wheelchair, she had this commanding presence that gave Aleah chills. Or maybe it was just the fact that this was her first time meeting Hunter’s mom.

Alfred's eyes widened in confusion. "Am I going back to Dad, Mom?" His mother looked at him, her eyes brimming with tears. "Yes, sweetheart. This is just a temporary exchange. I promise you, Biden won't harm you in any way. It's so I can get Andrei back." Alfred blinked hard, his little chin trembling. "Okay, Mom," he whispered. Trying to lighten the mood, Asa playfully nudged Alfred's shoulder. "Ready to go?" she asked with a brave smile.

Kim said. "Mom, Kim farted in the cafeteria" Kim retorted. It's been like this now ten years now since Quincy and I got married. Everything has been going well though. "You both should stop bickering, Kyrie, Kim is older sister, don't talk to her that way" I said to them. Kyrie squeezes her face. "You guys need to shower, then come down for lunch, okay?" I said. They just walked out on me. I sigh. "You guys better hurry up, Kai is babysitting tonight" I said. They both groan as they make their way upstairs.

"I'm currently in 3rd grade at Horikoshi Gakuen, Jae. Yamada and I are in the same class, we majored in language." "I returned to South Korea the day after tomorrow. If you are on vacation, visit us to Seoul," said Kim Jae, friendly. Indeed, since 6 months ago, Kim Jae has always followed his in-laws wherever he went. From Japan, South Korea, China and other big countries. So, Kim Jae very rarely returns to Indonesia. In the last 6 months alone, Kim Jae only came home once. That was just to see his daughter graduated at that time. Kim Jae has vowed that he only has one daughter, namely Kim Jia. He had completely crossed out Kim Jeje's name from his family card. And forever, Jeje is no longer

kim Baragan and his parents had made his life easier. They acted lovingly towards him, at the time kims father was the beta and it made it easier for the both of them to see when his father comes to court. They became extremely close and since then have been inseparable. A light knock came on the door, after a slight pause kim strolled in with a grim look. "Spare your mind for the devil and he appears before you." Liam threw at him dryly. kim waved him off taking a seat on the air opposite Michael's chair.

They are no longer accepted or welcomed here, neither do I have any business with them. "You are welcoming your first child, Katherine's first grandchild and you don't want us to attend?" Madam Doriente shake her head in disbelieve and I rolled my eyes in disgust. "Hubby?" Kimberly approached us happily with our child on her arms. She scanned the unfamiliar faces around me before locking gaze with me. Immediately, she mind linked me. "Who are they?" her eyebrows were furrowed in confusion. "What do you think?" I curled my lips. "Hi! I'm Katherine, Ashman's mother." Before I could return to my third sense, my mother introduced herself to Kimberly with her hand on the air, waiting for her to r