Kim Fields Mom Novels & Stories

Juliette smirked, backing away with that same infuriating grace. "No, you were not. Your words were implying my mother abused a maid!" Katherine fired back. I'd never been so happy to see or hear my daughter's voice. Hearing her defend me like that—it made me feel warm inside, but guilty too. Guilty for all the lies I'd fed her, all the secrets I'd buried. "The maid in question was an omega. She was sick, and my mother did her best to get the best doctor to treat her. Don't you dare accuse her again."

I never expected one of Henry’s friends to show this level of understanding toward me. "Thank you, Doc Liam. I'm used to it anyway." "Just Liam, please," he corrected with a soft chuckle. "And don't worry, we don't just believe everything we see or hear. I can see you're a good person, Solana." "Thank you. You're very kind, Liam—" "Wow, my Mom is sure working hard to entertain guests. And with my friend, no less?" A cold, agonizingly familiar voice shattered our pleasant conversation. Liam and I snapped our heads toward the kitchen doorway at the same time. Henry was standing there, leaning against the doorframe, his eyebrows knitted tight, and a dark, piercing glare locked onto the two of u

"Fine. From now on, don't come to me for anything. Even if you're dying, I won't lift a finger." With that, I turned and walked away without a moment's hesitation. Later, my adoptive parents, Vince Duffy and Joanne Riley, pulled every string they could to find me a suitable bone marrow match. In the end, I managed to pull through. But what had happened that day remained like a thorn in my heart. After this video ended, the crowd was seething with indignation. Even Judge Lambert's expression shifted noticeably as he looked at Mom and Dad with undisguised contempt.

she screamed, almost bursting my eardrum. Before I could even think of anything to say, I heard a smooth but authoritative voice yell, “Kimberly Ann Black! What have I told you about that mouth of yours?” “Ugh! Sorry, mom, but have you even seen her-” Kimmy was cut off by her mom, raising one perfectly manicured hand. Kimmy's mom-that meant that this woman was Xander’s mom! I gulped and took a step back. Instinctively, I ran my hands over my hair, hoping that I looked presentable and that she would like me.

Kim said shyly, "Brother Xenith, in that case, you tell me, what is our mother's identity? I've heard from father Kael that she's a daughter left behind by a large family. But what's the specific situation? Can you tell me in detail? " Xenith fell into a moment of silence for a long time. He said, "You have to remember that you only have one father. His surname is Miller. Kael Cloud is not your father." Kim, "..." I've been talking for so long, but that's the only point you grasped?!

Xavier's mom asked the lady, meaning her name was Kim, I wonder who she was. "Relax, Mrs Anita Williams, we just got here," there was amusement in Kim's voice. "We just got here but I don't have time, I can't be seen by anyone," Xavier's mom replied desperately. "Ok, I want my payment, even if it's a quarter of it," Kim said seriously. "I will give it to you, I promise but not now," Xavier's mom pleaded desperately. "If you don't then I will have to expose the person you gave Layana's heart to and make it a police case with evidence," Kim chuckled and amusement all over her tone.

, she wouldn’t have left Liz alone to keep vigil here every night. Kimberly sat down beside the bed and looked at Mrs. Smith Sr. lying there. Her voice was soft, trembling just slightly. “Mom, I’m sorry. If I hadn’t insisted on keeping Mandy, you wouldn’t be like this today. I should’ve listened to you back then. I really should’ve.” Mrs. Wood froze, completely caught off guard. She hadn’t expected Kimberly to say something like that. After all, Kimberly had spent years at odds with Mrs. Smith Sr., and Mrs. Wood couldn’t remember a single time she had ever seen Kimberly lower herself like this.

"I'm missing them already. " Kimberly sighed as she sat on the bed. They are back in Silver Claw . She is already missing her family. There was a brief knock at the door. She plopped from the bed and opened the door. Marrie was standing at the door. "Mom!" Kimberly was surprised to see her. "It's been a while since we spent some time together. Would you mind joining me for tea?" Marrie asked with a huge smile plastered on her face. It was indeed quite a while.

"Kim?" Kimberly quickly wiped off her tears on hearing her brother's voice behind. She had stood there lost for minutes staring at her sick mother. Shortly after their father's death, her mom was diagnosed of diabetes, and ever since then, Kimberly has been the one pushing hard for their survival. "Common Kim, You can't be doing this everyday, give yourself a break," Josh her younger brother retorted walking closer to her. "Hey kiddo, I thought you left for school already? What are you still doing here," she asked.

“Anywhere cool. Why don’t you choose, Dad?” Kimberly rose from her seat and flashed Diego a fake smile. “Don’t you recognize me, son? It seems your father hasn’t told you about me. I’m Kimberly Forester, your actual mom. Please come home with me, Diego. I’m tired of fighting for you.”