Mama Mie Novels & Stories

She was learning a lot about him, and it wasn’t so bad. Aiden led Samantha to a table by the window, and they sat down, looking over the menu. Samantha's eyes widened as she scanned the options. “Everything looks so good!” she exclaimed. Aiden chuckled. “I know, right? Mama's Kitchen is well-known for its soul food.” Samantha's eyes landed on a dish called “Mama's Special.” “What's that?” she asked, pointing to it. Aiden grinned. “That's the best thing on the menu. Trust me, you won't regret it.”

Aleena looked at the still panicking Mummy. "Ehem! Ah, nothing's wrong! Did you just wake up, dear?" Eve knew she had blurted out, because of her worry. Eve tried to distract herself. "Yes, Mummy! Just now! I have to go to school, Mummy!" Aleena said happily. "But I want to take a bath first, can Mummy make me something? I'm hungry! Maybe fried rice? I miss Aunty Narti's fried rice! Nasi goreng..in-indonesia! Yeah, that's it!" said Aleena, stammering a little.

Silvia said, "You are my auntie, aren't you?. If I don't help you, who will?" "Huh, I'm his mother." Mia pointed at Levi and then pointed at Jayden and Julien. "And I'm their aunt, but just look at them. Did they ever care about me?" Silvia said, "Their conscience must have been eaten by dogs. Let's not talk to them anymore." "Okay," Mia replied. Silvia pushed all the dishes on the dining table to Mia and said, "Aunt Mia, these are all the famous delicacies here in Madison City. They'll only taste good when they're still warm. You should hurry and try them out."

She took out her phone. - What flavor do you want? - Durian. Julie grabbed Mia's arm and said： - I want a durian pizza. - OK. Mia clicked on the durian pizza and looked at Remy: - And Remy? - Cheese. Remy looked at Mia. - Mom likes it. Mia looked at her son. - What? Are you trying to bribe me? Don't think I'm gonna pass up because you're doing good for me. If you don't admit your mistakes, I won't give you your things back.

She was moving with a clinical, focused energy, the clinking of her spatula against the pan the only sound in the room. She didn't look at me. She didn't look at Hannah. She just worked. A few minutes later, she walked over and placed a steaming bowl in front of Hannah. It was a clear, fragrant broth—ginger, scallions, and poached eggs. It was the exact recipe Hannah’s grandmother used to make for "systemic recovery." Mia set the bowl down without a word, her face a mask of indifference.

Their voices were clear as day. “Mom, these mushrooms smell amazing!” Helen chuckled. “Of course! These are termite mushrooms, perfect for chicken broth. They’re incredibly nourishing.” In front of the family, Dani always kept up her sweet, innocent act. “Well, I’m definitely having extra, then.” Helen laughed. “Don’t worry, you greedy little kitten, there’s plenty for you. Now go call your brother and see when he’ll be back.” I snorted and thought. “Go ahead, eat up. Eat as much as you want.”

Maelie shrugged, looking at the dish in front of her, which was a slice of roasted duck meat that looked dark red and tempting, especially with a little rice on a small plate, then there was soup beside it, then there were also young coconuts and a green and white dessert in a small transparent box. "I've never eaten it but it looks very delicious," she said. "Let's eat now... I'll order more if you like," replied Erland. Maelie smiled faintly, immediately taking a fork and knife and then using them to cut the roasted duck meat. "Lately, I get full easily so I'll just eat a little," she said. "I thought you would eat a lot because you're carrying two babies," replied Erland, immediately eati

Lakshmi placed the box of pizza on their table while she put her hands on her waist like super man. "I don't know. I have never had pizza before" Mia said rather too quickly. "What? And you are still surviving? That alone is a medical emergency" Lakshmi was being sarcastic which made Mia giggle a little "That's not true," Mia said in between her short laughter. "Of course not but I'm happy to see you smiling like this. Eat your food" Lakshmi served the pizza on a plate for Mia and they began to eat.

Mia made a cold face: "Hurry and go home." Dilays went to Mia's house again and brought a large bag of food, but she saw Mia sitting eating beautiful dishes, Dilays immediately threw the bag of food he bought from the store, and quickly walked over. Looking at the food with a bright look: "Oh my, this food is definitely homemade, Mia, is all this Peter's cooking?"

I hate seeing her like this. “Mia, you will never understand you are still too young.” “Mom, I'm 18, I know right from wrong, and this is wrong. Dad does not love us. If he loved us, he would never treat us like this. This… this is not love mom this is… I don’t know even what this is. Do people even have a word for this kind of living. Haven’t you had enough mom?”