Mom Said It's My Turn Novels & Stories

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?

I say after Enzo had told me in mindlink that it is awesome. “Will take a little time, but until then, your apartment will be fine,” Mom says. “I thought you be disappointed in us for not staying here,” I admit. “Sweetheart, of course not. You are a mated woman now. You need your privacy.” Mom says and smiles. “We have one more thing,” I say, and they look at us again. “I am going to do the shift tonight,” I say, and Dad nods his head. “That is wonderful,” Mom says

“Just do it.” I nod at him. Here it goes. ‘There's no turning back, Stella. You can't dismay Ryle more than you think you've already had,’ my subconscious whispers. I hold onto the doorknob and then creak the door open. I immediately find Mom seated on her bed. She's watching the television. “Mom,” I say, hugging her tight. “How are you feeling today?” Her smile widens as we pull apart. “This is one of the happiest days in my life, sweetie. I can go home now. Can you believe that?” she happily says.

“Are you up for some guard duty today?” “Who am I guarding?” she asks, walking over. “My mother-in-law.” “Ahh, the lovely Luna Yara. I’d love to," she says, smiling at my mother. “What are we, chopped liver?” Zach asks, walking over. “I’d be thrilled if all four of you would look after my mate while we’re gone,” Dad says. “I’m sure that’s not necessary,” Mom says. “Don’t worry, Luna Murmur, we’ve got you,” Zach says.

Mom said. “Please tell him that I’m okay and I’ll text him after my shift.” "We sure will, but make sure you carve out time to celebrate your birthday. I don't want to hear any nonsense like the day has already passed. You only turn twenty-one once," Mom said. I couldn’t help but laugh at how ridiculous she sounded. “You only turn every age once, Mom.” “Don’t mind your mom, you know how goofy she can be,” Dad chimed in.

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“Mom, that’s too much!” “It’s just enough, baby,” Mom says, turning back to me and cupping my cheek in her palm as Jesse and Mids come to joins us.

Bad timing for the emotional soundtrack. Then my phone rings through the car speakers. Me: “What’s up, Mommy?” Mom: “You coming straight home tonight?” Me: “Not straight home. I gotta pick up Nia.” Mom: “Oh right, I thought she was coming tomorrow...” Me: “Mom, I told you Friday, and guess what… today is Friday.” She laughs. “Well, I cooked you dinner. It’s in the stove. I’m heading home to your dad now.”

"I'm gonna go out tomorrow to buy few things, do you think you can handle both of them?" Why don't you switch it to 'I'm gonna leave for four months, do you think you can handle both of them?' Fuck you, Eve. Fuck you. "I can call Mom to come." You think I can't call my Mom on my own? "Hey," her hand rests on my shoulder, "Are you listening to what I said?"

“Are you sure you don’t mind, Luna? We’re just lowly Omegas. We don’t really deserve to be invited to—” “Hey… come on… anyone can enter the grand mansion. Anyone,” I interrupted gently. “If you’re willing to accept my invitation, just wait for me first. I need to deliver lunch to Mom and Malcolm.” “Yes, of course, Luna. We’d be honored,” Theo replied firmly. I smiled and hurried off to find my father’s room. In the waiting area outside, Mom sat alone, turning her phone over and over in her hands like she was lost in thought. “Mom,” I called softly.