Mamaya Na Novels & Stories

She can see it in his eyes. MATE.

"Maryam isn't familiar with all those meals you're listing." "Eh ... It's because you're always cooking noodles for her." Mama retorted and then turned to Maryam again who was now smiling. "Don't worry. After you stay with me for about a week you'll get fat. Your mom and dad won't even recognize you when they see you again." "But Grandma, do I really need to eat Eba?" Maryam asked, squeezing her face like only the thought of it could make her puke. Mama nodded in affirmative.

"Mama…" Naiiyak naman na yumakap sa akin si Mama Kacy. "S-Salamat sa paghihintay sa kanya, alagaan mo siya..." Marahan naman akong tumango. Humilay na si Mama Kacy sa yakap. "Pag-uusapan lagi kung magkaroon ng pag-aaway." Ngumiti ako. "Opo ma, noted." Kinuha ko na ang kamay ni Lei, at ipinalibot sa braso ko.

I bent with my left hand on my knees. “Hi,” I waved at them, and they also did the same, smiling widely. And I really wish they were mine because they are so adorable. “I’m your mother's elder sister, which means I’m your aunt, so you can call me Mary.” “Really? Can we do that?” The girl asked, and I gave her a positive nod, and they both beamed with joy. “Have you seen Emelia? I heard she’s awake; her room is next to Mom’s room,” Kira asked curiously, and I rose up, now facing her.