Mom From Spy X Family Novels & Stories

Everyone stared at Mom with confused expressions. Suddenly, the current triggered on its own. Mom screamed as electricity coursed through her body, making her convulse uncontrollably. Mom looked at the phone in shock. She knew that purple devil signal better than anyone, but it had always been mine. How could a scientist of her caliber be lying? Her confident smile froze. With a sharp gasp of pain, she ripped the chip off. "This is impossible! I am Jessie and Ryan's mother. What's going on? The chip must be malfunctioning," she said, trying to reconnect it with firm resolve.

Mom immediately accepted it, and I noticed her eyes were bloodshot and puffy. I watched how the corpse was burned because of the procedure. My mother started weeping, like she was about to lose her mind. She yelled at the corpse, like she didn't want to be left behind. Despite how much I wanted to stop her, I couldn't do it, especially when we knew that the spy was around us.

Oscar's eyes made contact with me silently then with her, she nodded and she looked at Raymond and the result was the same. We stayed. Mom claps happily as she steps away and leaves her jacket in the corner of the warehouse, then she ties her hair in a high ponytail and starts humming a song. She orders her men to bring water and they pour it on the five men from head to toe just as they did with us. One of Mom's men holds a remote control in his hands, before giving it to Mom and she presses it without hesitation. Can I? Oscar asked Mom. Mom watches Oscar without saying anything for a few minutes before she gives him a sweet smile, and deposits the remote in his hands Oscar doesn't hesitate

Aurelia Nightbane gripped her phone tighter, staring at the screen as her mother's voice echoed in her ear. 'Mom, what do you mean your boyfriend will pick me up?' she asked, her voice laced with disbelief. The line crackled slightly, but Selene's tone was firm, unyielding as always.

Mom said in her vampire mode. She was all bloody and I could tell that she had killed a lot. "You are strong, I will guve you that," Jamila said clapping her hands as if she was genuinely happy for mom. "I said get away frlm my daughter!" She said and charged. She hit Jamila who was also advancing towards her in a battle stance and Jamila flew and hit the wall but before mom could get to Mara, Mara threw a spell that hit her and she also flew towards the wall next to the door and she stood up.

I couldn’t weaken, I wasn’t going to allow them to weaken me. “You will be nothing but a spy in his home. You are going to speak to him, understand him, lay with him if you have to. For the sake of your family, you are going to do this, Sienna.” Mother’s words played in my head and I couldn’t help but shake my leg as I grew anxious with each passing moment. I ran my fingers through my hair before getting up from the chair just as the door opened, revealing Diablo whose eyes met mine.

I didn't want to be an audience to their tear-jerking mother-daughter bond. "I don't—" Before I could finish, Mom’s voice blasted through the phone. "Serena, if Tara hadn’t insisted that a family should stay whole, do you really think I’d want a troublemaker like you back? "You’ve always been so stubborn. If it weren’t for you, your brother…Look come by or not, I don’t care either way.” Then she hung up. I stared at the black screen, my hand tightening around my medical report. I suddenly felt grateful for my illness.

After the Enforcers dragged Sophia and Ethan away, the suite was in chaos. The pack members watched in shock, no one daring to intervene. I walked over to Sam. I looked at the child I had raised for five years. He was crying his heart out, reaching for the door where Sophia had vanished. "Real Mommy! I want my Real Mommy!" I crouched down, wanting to wipe the tears from his face. But he pushed me away with all his strength.

Dark figures were pouring through the shattered gates like a living flood. Black armor. Silver wolf crests. Nightfang. Lyra’s stomach dropped. “No…” her mother breathed, grabbing Lyra’s wrist and dragging her backward. “Inside the forest. Now! Go!.” “But Dad—” “He’ll hold them off,” her mother said quickly, though her grip tightened painfully. “Your father knows what he’s doing.” A roar split the courtyard. Not a roar of fear, but a battle roar. Lyra tore free from her mother’s grip just as her father sprinted across the training field. Mid-stride, his body twisted, bones cracking as his wolf burst free in a flash of silver fur and muscle.

"Shut up!" Alice was stunned. She clutched her cheek, staring at her mother in disbelief. "Mom?" "Don't call me that! I'm not your mother!" Cassandra slammed a DNA report down in front of her.