Mami Ji Novels & Stories

"You're here." "I'm here, love. I'm right here." Mitchell pressed his hand to her cheek, her whole body shaking with suppressed sobs. He turned his head slightly and his eyes found Daggy. "Baby girl, come closer." Daggy moved to the other side of the bed, still holding Britty's hand. "I'm here, Daddy." "Take care of your mother," he said, each word an effort. "And that beautiful granddaughter of mine. Don't let anyone hurt them."

“ It’s so good to see you, Mi’ja. You are as beautiful as they said you are.” She blushes. “ So that’s how it’s going to be , Mama? Am I going to be neglected from now on” Like she sees me for the first time, Mama turns to me with open arms and let me pull her into a hug for less than a second. She goes back to clinging to Zara , paying me no attention. “ You look so skinny, child. You need to eat well for you and the baby. Come with me, I made a lot of food.”

"Lagi ka talagang aabusuhin dahil sobrang bait mo," sabi ni mama sa akin habang kumakain kami ng hapunan. "Hindi pwedeng ikaw nalang lahat, Jill. Magtira ka naman para sa sarili mo."

Damika smiled warmly “Yaayyyy ! I have a little tigress, I have a little sister, I’m so happy, maasi mom, I want to meet her, why can’t you bring her to the island?” Little Tiger heard about having a little sister as soon as he entered with a gift for his maasi mom Maya just now realised why was the child calling her maasi mom, because she was his maasi, mother’s sister, a flood of affection filled her heart as she searched for Mahira in the boy’s face

But she wasn't done and the people in the room were interested in our conversation. "Habibeti, min fadlik. Ahtajoki bi aman la uridi an yantahi biki Al amr mitil abiki, anti kolo ma lady hata law yajibo aalayna an ntsaada maaa aadaina," Mama voiced mournfully, eyes filled with sadness and absolute determination. (Love, please. I need you safe, I don't want you to end up like your dad, you're all I have and if it means that we have to partner up with our rivals)

Masi said as Mami gave her a clap agreeing to her. "Are you here to fight with me !?" Maa asked as we all laughed at her. Well Maa and Mami have a frenemies relation as fighting and bickering is very normal of them. "No I'm here to spend some time with my friend." Mami said putting her hand over my shoulder as maa scoffed at her. "Anyways I was here to ask about haldi and stuff." She said as I nodded. "What time is the haldi and sangeet cause I need to prepare your dear mama and also help your sister in getting ready." She said.

"What would I do without you, Mia? Honestly, thanks for coming over to watch the kids at such short notice." I smiled, a wane one. "You know I'd do anything for you and for them." She sat up tiredly. "Okay, what's wrong?" I looked at her in confusion. "What are you talking about?" "Usually, my appreciation of your services will unleash funny Mia... not this melancholic shell of a person." I laughed, groaning slightly. "Oh, God, no. Mama is the one with the multiple personalities... please don't try to insinuate that I have those too."

I could’ve sworn I saw her eyes flash red as she spoke. “Again, Alpha Williams is dead and so whatever plans he made to get you and MY MATE married is null and void. In case you don’t get the memo. Jake is my mate, the moon goddess destined us together and so will it be.” I snapped, raising my eyebrows as I stepped forward, moving more closer to her.

LEILANI Cold sweats began to emanate from my body, I couldn't believe that I'd been a terrible mother. How could I forget that I gave birth to twins? Even though I lost my little Miranda, how could I forget her? What sort of mother am I? And now I had no idea where my angel was buried. "I'm a bad mother," I cried and held onto Malcolm's shirt. "Calm down, Lani. Your experience at the park today is affecting you. Take a deep breath, Lani," Malcolm said, trying so hard to pacify me.

“Good news?” “Hmm. Something that should make Ma and you happy. Couldn’t stop myself from sharing this with you, as soon as I got it.” “Can you switch off the television, if you are not watching it?” She heard Mummy shouting from her room. “Cranky woman. Her problem isn’t that I am not watching the television, but that Nisim has called me,” Jaanvi thought. “Mami is saying something, I think.” Mummy’s voice was loud enough even to be heard on the other side of the phone.