Mama Seek Novels & Stories

Malcolm pulled me into his arms, consoling me. “You saw how she left without sparing me a glance, I failed as a mother.” tears streamed down my face. MIRANDA I’ve been sitting in my room throughout the day. Ever since we moved to Colorado, Mum hasn’t made an attempt to register me in any school. She keeps saying she has to check and know if the place is safe for me. Honestly, I’ve become tired of constantly asking her to put me in school. I have taken to educating myself through the Internet. While surfing through youtube, looking for an online class for kids my age, I felt thirsty and reached out to the water jug in my room to pour myself a glass of water. I realized that it was empty. I ro

**** About an hour later I walk out of Umma Magajiya's side full of surprise sometimes I can't believe this woman, she never cease to amazing me. I enter Mami's parlor, it was empty. One of her maid is cleaning the table that's when I asked "Karime where is Mami" "She is in her room" she answered I walked to her room, with a little knock on the door I open it and enter. Mami was seated on the edge of her bed scrolling through her phone. "You're back" she asked without looking at me "Yeah" I said sitting down on her bed "Umma Magajiya is weird".

She nods off at once for her son's request. "Mom, Dad, I'll take Xavier home." Lucrecia asks for leave while kissing her parent's cheeks, then taking turns to kiss the son. "Alright, take care." After asking for leave, Lucrecia takes her son to the city park, looking for a merchant who sells for grilled sausages. It takes time to look for the peddler until finally she finds out the one, going around by a red car with a sausage image on the body of the car. Or it's more known as a food truck.

I understood their apprehension, despite my disappointment. Though my physical scars had healed, the emotional wounds remained. I struggled with nightmares and insomnia whenever my sister was not nearby. Everything changed when I met Cassie. She is an extraordinary woman—a stranger, a single mother, and a friend of my sister’s. Yet, I felt an immediate and profound connection with her, as though we had known each other forever. Cassie became my anchor, offering safety, peace of mind, and perhaps even happiness. She was the one who finally helped me find the peace I had been desperately seeking.

"You are sure we can trust this Rita to just help us?" "Well, she is doing it for her own personal revenge against him. He did horrible things to her." She shivered slightly as she recalled. "And she would be needing money." With her being this close to me, I kissed her lips. "You see why I said you are amazing?" "You already started it. So it didn't take much for her to be found." I chuckled. "That reminds me, what did you do with my money, Mama?" "Charity." I could not help but laugh. "You went from, 'I don't want anything to do with your money' to spending and giving out at will."

“Really? Then I should call her Aunt Herbie from now on!” As the two of them laughed and chatted, they didn’t notice someone else lingering nearby, listening. Marah stood partially hidden by the staircase, her hands clenched into fists. Lately, all she had been hearing was talk about Ralph’s mother, but no one would tell her who she was. It was driving her insane. Her gaze darkened. She had been rejected by Layson, but she wasn’t about to let some woman who had never even been around suddenly step into the Norman family. No matter what it took, she would find out who Adela was.

Though she tried to hide it, she too was feeling some kind of uncertainty. "Mara I saw your picture" her mum let out a deep breath. "Mum you have my pictures everywhere in the house" Mara shook her head as if her mother just said something very silly. "No, I am not talking about that. I saw your picture somewhere else…I saw your picture in the least place I expected" her mum continued to speak and this time she had gotten her daughter's attention. "And where could that possibly be. If it's on a billboard then we have to go and get our money from them. It isn't easy being famous yuuno?" Mara kept on blabbing and her mum just shook her head horizontally at the gullibility of her daughter.

"Mommy! Sit with me." I dragged Sebastian with me and sat beside Kelly. "Son," the woman said. I was right. She was the mother of Sebastian. Sebastian nodded curtly and when we sat down, he pulled his hands away. Not looking good at all. There was already a high wall created by my dear husband. From the looks at it, it seemed like the woman wanted to break that wall, but did not know how. I must do something to fix this. "Good morning, Mom," I greeted.

“No. It’s not too much to ask for, and I can’t even imagine how hard it would be to give up your fated. But, baby girl, we may be out of options now. I don’t know any Alpha who’s lasted this long without their fated mate without going feral. You’ve already started showing the signs of feralism, even in human form, and you’re starting to scent like one too. “How about this? After your sisters’ Alpha ceremony next week, you, Mama and I go on a mate hunting trip? We’ll spend a day at all the packs in North America. You’ve never left the local area in search of him. If you don’t find him, then we’ll reevaluate. Mama and I will plan it all, you don’t have to do anything. We can’t lose you, honey.

Not even the illusion of privacy. Everything could be watched. So I used my own connection—the one Henry had built, separate, secured, and entirely outside anything that could be accessed from within this house. The screen lit up. For a brief second, my hand hovered before I tapped the contact. The call rang once. Twice. Then— “Mama!” The word hit first, immediate and warm, cutting through everything else without resistance. The tightness in my chest eased as his face filled the screen, his hair slightly messy, his eyes bright in a way nothing in this house could replicate.