Lust Mom Novels & Stories

Watching her daughter get killed by another Death Row Infantry-woman haunted her every night. “You’re pretty like my mommy,” Lukas said. Olivia wanted to cry when Lukas told her she was pretty like his mom. “You think I’m pretty?” She giggled while bringing Lukas closer to her. “Yeah, you’re pretty like my mommy,” Lukas repeated, while running his miniature fingers across Olivia’s chin. Lukas wanted his father back, but looking at Olivia and touching her chin comforted him at the moment.

Lou answered while coughing as she made her way from the upper branch and directly jump to the ground. “That is the reason why mother wants to give some of our food since most of the time you do not have rice in your house. Even with your cousin Amy. I always ask my mother and father to share something. Once in a blue moon, I recall that only they can afford to buy fish, egg, or meat,” Marie continued. “Lou, go home!” Elena, Lou’s stepmother shouted in a distant thirty minutes later. “Yes, Mother. Coming,” she shouted back. Soon, she was in their house, and her stepmother waited for her with a small guava branch in her hand.

My father let out a faint smile, like a fallen leaf drifting down. “Miley, I lived in this book for three years. I used those three years to bring Everdusk Group from debt to IPO. You think it was because of a wife‑blessing system?” His voice stayed calm, as though he spoke about someone else. “It was because I loved you.” “That is gone now.” My mother stood at the door. Her face slowly lost all color. “What are you talking about? What book? What system?” My father did not answer.

I closed the door behind me, “Honestly I don't want to be here either.” “Then leave.” I sighed, “I wish I could.” I said, walking towards her bed. I know she wished she could move away from me. I looked towards the table where her meal and fruits were placed. “Mum and your dad are not close by. The nurse thinks I should feed you in their absence. And she'd say you had no energy to be angry at me. Guess she was wrong.” I opened the plate of soup, and the steam rose out of the plate. It smelled nice and I could tell mum didn't make this because she couldn't cook or rather she never cooked after my dad died. I guess the hospital made this.

"Mommy, Daddy gave me this money, and I've saved it so you can see a doctor. Also, these are the cookies that the chefs at home made for me. They're really yummy, so I saved some for you too. Here, Mommy. "There's a lot of people around Lumi now. There's Daddy, Grandpa, Grandma, and all the people working at the house, but Mommy has no one. Please don't send Lumi away." I looked at the cookies stuffed in the lunch box, and the image of Lumi resisting her urge to eat the cookies and placing them in the box instead flashed across my mind. Tears already streamed down my cheeks, but I still forced myself to push Lumi out the door.

At that point, my irritation far outweighed any sense she could have made. She pressed her mouth together, eyes soft. “Don’t forget, I am here for you okay? You can stay at mine while we find a new apartment close to work.” “To the point Lara.” She sighed. “Stephen’s grandmother had been a victim of the Johnson Insurance scam.” With all her preparations, I feel the ground shift under my feet, the world swaying on the spot. Luckily, like she says, Lara is there to hold me up. “Are you okay?” “How did you know this?” I ask, keeping my eyes on her.

“What were you saying? You found a venue?” I pressed my lips together to keep them from trembling. Liam frowned slightly as everyone stared at their food. Tom was the first to start eating, and everyone followed — except me and Liam. “You should eat. It’s rich in calories and protein,” Mum said. I looked up from my hand in Liam’s — ready to say I wasn’t hungry — only to realize she was talking to Liam. And she was smiling. Warmly. Wow. “I’m good. But I think my girlfriend needs it more. She’s been working her pretty ass off and barely resting,” he said.

"What is your position?" "My position is math," Liam said flatly. "We have a six-month-old baby. We have an eight-year-old son who is just starting to recover from trauma. We have a company that just merged. And my wife... my wife spent three months in a depression so deep she couldn't speak." He looked at Aurora. "We are at capacity," Liam said. "The load-bearing walls are holding, but only just. If we add another floor... the whole thing comes down." "It won't come down," Aurora insisted. "We have help. We have Marcus. We have Mrs. Higgins."

Victoria changed the subject. “I’m here visiting, and you won’t even offer me a glass of water?” I quickly got up and poured her a glass of water. Then, I placed it in front of her. When I lowered my head to set down the glass, I got a glimpse of her cleavage, and it was shocking. Since they were right in front of me, I really wanted to touch them. However, she was my future mother-in-law. Could I really touch her?

He shoot every shadows he sees, while Luma keep generating them using a black tourmaline stone. “Wow” she said mockingly “I hope your magicules last.” As dark smoke comes out from her palms wrapping Lynx then throwing him against the wall. Lynx protection spell got broken making them exposed on Luma energy suction spell. Luma’s laugh echoed across the cave, like a witch successfully turned a child into a mouse. Thinking how being human weakens the once upon a time strong sentinels of the Moon and Sun. “I am still willing to be your Priestess you know” Luma said to Lynx “Just bow down to me, I will forgive you” she said pulling Lynx closer to her