Mama We All Go To Hell Novels & Stories

“Baby, let Mommy tell the family about you when we return, okay? She smiled sheepishly in the mirror. Then found a simple dress she wore on special occasions and even did a little makeup. Outside, Damien, Charlotte, and Lizzy saw her off to the car and a smile formed on their faces as they watched Zia drive off. ~ Zia hummed a happy tune as she drove towards the shopping mall. At the mall, she did as her mother-in-law had said and bought five dresses for herself and a few other accessories to pair them with. She then proceeded to the Martinelli family member's favorite shopping stores to buy a gift for each of them. However, as Zia left the final spot, her legs weakened, her head suddenly so

"Impudent!" I fell to the floor, staring up at Audrey's cold face. My heart was full of despair. "Why did you even give birth to me, Mom?" For the first time, I called her that. "You should've just let me die…"

I shook my head. “What about you guys, do you feel guilty?." Kalum chuckled and Vinx turned to me. “Your pussy was the closest we'll ever get to heaven. I don't regret anything." I was sure I was redder than a tomato. “Yeah, you both can never enter heaven after all the things you did to me." I countered. “We don't want it. We might just tear the place down, hell is more... Our kind of place." Kalum said. I shook my head.

She sat silently for a long while, unmoving, until the clock struck midnight. With the chime of the hour, she stood, calmly picking up the now-cold dishes from the table. Without hesitation, she dumped everything into the trash. It was then that a chilling voice, belonging to the King of the Underworld, echoed from above, carrying a cold, otherworldly air. “Celia Quinn, your seven days are up. Do you regret making this deal with me?” The grim, icy words seemed to fill every corner of the villa. As they faded, Celia let out a faint, bitter laugh. Her soft voice broke the silence.

unreliable. "I didn't know the downtown was so close to such a colony." My voice was softer than before. There were barely any people around, except for us four. That was until Jacob Fenris met up with a mob...right outside of an eerie-looking motel. The hunks looked exactly like they'd say in the movies. Huge, tattooed and an unsettling aura around them. Their gazes filled with venom, potent enough to poison even the most saintly of them all. "This is bad," he muttered, knowing something.

Such distinctions were irrelevant, for demons were once angels, and angels transcend human notions of gender. Belle's entire soul was engulfed by an overwhelming sense of dread as the demon's words echoed in her ears. Her fear was not merely for the terrifying entity before her but for the painful memories it unearthed. Her late mother, a woman of undeniable beauty, had lived a life of hardship as a prostitute.

Mathew clutched onto Gwen's hand tight in fear of being separated from her. "Hold tight. It will be a bumpy road because apparently we don't belong here." Gwen spoke looking ahead as she took slow steps. Mathew squinted his eyes to take a look and saw a black light at the very end with smokes coming out of it. Mathew turned to look at Gwen wanting to know where they were going. "Gwen.." Gwen sighed and turned to look at her mate. "Don't stop walking and just listen. We're going to Hell."

Love you all! MWAH

“Indiana Jules Witherspoon! I don’t care how grown you think you are,we raised you in the lord,and the lord has been so good to us, you will go to church and you will go for confession!” My mom yelling every Sunday morning can never get old,my parents are the type of pain in the ass self righteous parents you see on TV

" Yes ma'am, you've mentioned it a time or two. It's how you got here. You fell right out of the sky, like you came from heaven itself." "Well anyone who is not with me is against me. And those against me are going to think me from hell. Let's walk, I want to see the devastation, I want to hear them scream. That's the best part. Ya know it really is the litle things." They walked by a child sitting by his mother, the mother had been badly burned and was trying to get free. When her light was extinguished, her body she collapsed, as if it were a sack of potatoes.