Mom Said It's My Turn Novels & Stories

But I did not dare say anything. I was afraid that if I opened my mouth, Mom's patience would run out. She would scold me and think I was trying to compete again. Later, Mom finally turned around and saw me. She paused, then waved me over. I was so happy that I ran to the bedside and waited for her to feed me a spoonful of soup too. But she handed me the empty bowl instead. "Mara, mom can't leave right now. Take this to the kitchen and wash it. Fill the kettle on the stove while you're there."

From Mom: Alright, I respect your decision. Don't worry about your Dad, he's just worried about you. If you need something, call us okay? We won't cut your cards. Suddenly, my mood lightened because of my Mom's reply. I'm still thankful that Mom is not mad at me. She's the best, they're the best parents for me. I'm so lucky to have them. I eventually type a reply. To Mom: Aren't you mad at me, Mom?

Her mom returned. “Whatever mom” She rolled her eyes and began to enjoy her meal. “Your language young lady” Her dad scolded her making her behave herself. “Mom , when are we leaving for the show?” Jack who was still ten years old asked with a smile on his face. “Soon enough ok, we would be heading to the field first for a little family time out” Rose caressed his hair gently as a smile escaped her lips. “Wow mom, I can’t wait to have such fun” Crystal chuckled happily.

I’m going to be a Mom! I look over at my Mom. She did this when she was my age, now it was my turn. I’m going to be a mom!

Am I just a scape goat in all of these because thinking about it doesn’t make sense. An Alpha should be the one to protect his people and pack. He was crowned Pack Alpha for a reason but why am I here and tasked with avenging my parents death? Why am I the one in this dilemma? Why can’t— My thoughts were cut off by the creaking sound from the door. I turned to see a lady come into the room. She didn’t seem to realize I was watching her as she hummed lightly, locking the door behind her. "Oh, you’re awake?” She muttered, a smile making its way to her lips. I quirked an eyebrow up, watching her, confused by the 'weird’ treatment.

She laid her soft palm on my cheek and the feel of her skin brought a soothing relief to my tensed body. "I guess the mate bond you share with Veronica is strong and you probably still feel guilty for rejecting her publicly. But it's time you move on with life and focus on the full moon festival that's starting tomorrow. Who knows, you might find a mate in the Nightshade pack," Mom hushed in my ears. With a pat on the back, Mom turned on her heels and walked in the direction of the walk-in closet, mouthing a 'goodnight' as she shut the door close behind her.

“Spending time with Mommy is not a waste, Sir. Mommy is a wonderful woman. You can talk to her about anything. She knows everything! If you two are talking, I promise not to disturb you. I can play in the yard by myself. Besides,” Summer took a deep breath.

I distinctly heard Yelena Lipton gasp on the other end of the phone, followed by several seconds of silence. "Mom's… gone? H-How could that be? This is just too sudden! I didn't mean to be absent. I-I'll buy tickets for the soonest flight possible and head back right away. Wait for me to come back, okay?" "No need. From now on, you and I should go our separate ways. There's no need for us to be tied together anymore. This is exactly what you want, isn't it?"

i said back as an act of sportsmanship. I checked the time and it was getting late. My mom entered and saw the board still on the table, “can I join you guys?” My mom asked, “we just finished” I replied, “aw I missed it” she said with a sad smile. “Have you eaten?it’s getting late” mom said and went outside.

"Honey, are you ready?" My mom went into the room. "You look so beautiful, my baby, and you are growing so fast." "Mom, I'm 24." I rolled my eyes playfully. "You will always be my little baby." "Are you going to stay with us permanently this time?" "Yes, mom" "I hope you find your mate soon; finding your mate is a blessing from the moon goddess." "Come on, let's go; we're going to be late for the party," I said, changing the subject.