Me Follo A Mi Mama Novels & Stories

After that Ugwa and I would prepare dinner They went upstairs and I sat down Me: so how are we going to tell them now? He sat beside me Anibe: we'll need to tell mom today. We can't let the issue get cold Mom : tell me what? She was coming back the stairs Anibe : mom, something happened today Mom: what? Me: come and sit first She looked at us and walked to us. She sat down between us Anibe: mom I got followed on my way to my house today Mom: followed? I don't get Me: a car was following him. He was being trailed

It is a steady rhythm, almost like it’s trying to lead me somewhere again, but I don’t trust it. Not after it guided me straight into the room of dead winners. Still… I feel something else beneath the pulse. Not Kael. Not the castle. It is something gentler, like a whisper that comes from a memory. A whisper that I have heard before a long time ago. Mom. I swallow hard. “Fine,” I mutter, ignoring the way my voice shakes. “If you want me to follow, then show me.” The mark warms. Not painfully. Not like before. It is soft and guiding, so I follow it.

I nodded at him and walked back over to Sadie. “I don’t know what’s going on, but we will find out,” I said to her. “I’m going to follow you guys. You have to ride with him.” Sadie nodded her head at me and we kissed. I stayed with her until I closed the car door. My father pulled out and I followed them back to the house I grew up in. My mother was waiting on the porch for us. She was overly excited to meet my daughter. I didn't pay her any attention as I walked right by her. Sadie stopped me.

My mother looks at me sadly and I feel Ariel's grip on my arm tighten. “I don’t want to go with him mamma” I tell her through the mind-link. “Go inside, your father and I will handle this” She tells me, and I let out the breath I was holding before racing inside with my sister.

Her being intimidated earlier was now gone, making her realize that his parents were warm, nice, and kind people. "Welcome to the family, hija. We've been looking forward to meeting you since Ira told us about your intimate wedding in Japan." "Thank you, ma'am," Chloe politely denoted. "Call me Mommy from now on," Helena assured her and added, "your mom-in-law wants to have a solid bond with you, sweetheart. I hope you don't mind." Shaking her head, she said, "None at all, M-mommy." "Anyway, congratulations to the new momma! I am excited to see your baby bump swelling gorgeously."

~Elena~ “Let me come with you,” I beseeched for the tenth time. “No,” my mother snapped and narrowed her eyes, sighing loudly. “You should stay back, we don’t want people to know that you are back here,” my father added. “But people already know she’s back,” Areola piped, wishing they would let me follow them to the barley field. Mother shot her a warning glare, and she smacked her lips a little. “We will be back soon, hmm,” Melsa muttered and ruffled my hair fondly.

Please, Mommy, please? She tugged on my arm and then on Xavier's, dragging us both toward the bedroom. I looked to Xavier, expecting him to put a stop to it, but the look on his face told me otherwise; he was going to let her have this, and worse, he enjoyed this whole situation.

"They must be on their way now. You have—" "My Ani. I need you." I stopped wriggling away from my mates as soon as I heard my mother's voice through our link. Kazimir and Kallum immediately tensed at the seriousness they saw on my face. "What's going on?" Kazimir asked, brushing some strands of my hair away from my face. Worry gnawed at my insides. "I'm not sure," I replied. "We should get back to the pack house now. Mom has just linked me." I grabbed Kallum's shirt and put it on.

POV: Kenny “Stop staring at me like that.” I’m sitting on the Cold stone floor, not the dream-place, not even the clearing but somewhere in between. Papa’s boots are in front of me, mama’s pacing. Aiden’s leaning against the wall like he doesn’t trust it not to move. Nobody answers. “I’m still the same,” I add. “I think.” Mama finally stops pacing. Her staff clicks once against the ground. “That’s what scares me.”

“If I walk here, I'm going to end up getting lost. How am I going to find you, Mama?” “It indeed is big, but trust me when I say you are not going to get lost because your mother is always going to be by your side.” I agreed. “And even if you do get lost, if you do lose your way, there's always a way for you to find the door that I saw you. All you have to do is follow your instinct.”