Novelas y relatos de Mommy Daddy

Beverly said. "Ah, sorry, Mommy. I wasn’t able to do that because I got busy earlier," Alexis replied. "Daddy! Mama Lenie!" Javi exclaimed. "Son, starting today, we will be a happy family—you, Mama Lenie, and I. Okay?" Alexis said as he playfully ruffled Javi’s hair. "Huh? Where is Mommy Alice?" Javi asked in confusion. "She’s in the hospital. Why? Don’t you want Mama Lenie to be your mom?" Alexis asked, surprised.

He just walked out the kitchen door and let it click shut behind him. I pulled Maya into my lap and buried my face in her hair. She was sobbing into my shoulder. The next three hours were hell. Question after question. Up in the playroom, Leo joined us. He sat on the edge of the rug with his legs crossed. He stared at me with the same lost look Maya had. "Why is Daddy in trouble?" Maya sniffled. Her little fingers twisted the ear of her bear. "Did the police take him because he broke the glass?"

I grabbed the medicine case and ran out. When I reached the infirmary, Noah's face was turning blue. I used his epinephrine pen and gave him the backup medication. His new teacher squeezed my hand, shaking. "Thank God you came, Mrs. Bellandi." A few children laughed. "She's not Mrs. Bellandi," a blond boy said. "Noah said she's the nanny." A girl added, "His real mom is Serena. She's pretty and smart and takes him to polo matches."

"And from Daddy too." My smile disappeared. "From my Daddy too, right Mommy?" Sevi blinked up at me, innocent as ever. "You got everything from Mommy." "I don't have a Daddy. But how can a baby be made without a Daddy? The daddy gives the sperm to the mommy so the baby can form."

In the next ten days, you have to get along with Mommy Annabel, and don’t sabotage her relationship with your Daddy. Chris then texted, [Oh, you’re my only Mommy. Auntie Annabel is an Auntie, not a Mommy! Don’t worry, Mommy. I heard from Daddy that in the next ten days, Momo and Daddy will prove to Mommy that we only like you and nobody else!]

Zeke is the only one that's still affectionate towards dad. "I'll tell dad only if you calm down now," I said to her, mommy just raised an eyebrow at me. "I am calm down. Minda, let Chino come in." Mommy shouted, nanny Minda was struggling as she opens the door and a man who looked just my age entered, he was a paid stripper that mom bought, this is not new to me anymore but as I was looking at the stripper, I can tell that he's still new to the game because he looks so shy when he saw me with my mom.

Tudyo ni mommy kay daddy. "Dami mong say diyan!" Sita naman ni daddy. Bago binalingan ng tingin si Lei. "I am Wadye Verano, but of course... " May naglalaro na ngiti sa kanyang labi. "Hindi rin dapat ako papahuli; you can call me daddy." Inalok ni Lei ang kanang kamay niya. "Nice to meet you, d-daddy," Kaso hindi nakaiwas sa akin ang pagkagulat ni Lei nang hilain siya ni daddy para mayakap.

I look around for my momma but she's not here. {{ Daddy.... w-where's my mommy? }} daddy looks sad, I pat him on his face {{ what's wrong daddy? }} I turn and strain to see what he's looking at, people rolling a bed and my mommy is on the bed, why is she like that? I can feel my eyes burn because I remember back at the bad place that people where on those beds when they went bye bye forever. I look up to my dad and he's looking down at me, daddy is so very sad {{ d-daddy...w-why is mommy like that? is mommy gonna go bye bye forever? is she gonna leave us alone?! DADDY!!! WAKE MOMMY UP!! MOMMY WAKE UP!!! WAKE UP MOMMY !! }} I try I really try to reach out to her but daddy holds me so tightly.

After a couple of seconds, she muttered, "Mommy?" "Yes, love." "Why do we never call, Daddy? Not even once? My friends and classmates, whenever they miss their mom and daddy, they will be calling them....what do you call that, Mommy?" "They use social media." "Yes! That's it, Mommy." Her eyes lit up as if an excellent idea came into her mind. "Why don't we call Daddy, Mommy? I want to see him! I want to hear his voice!" she exclaimed and jumped on her seat.

he added. “Don't call him your daddy anymore. Even if he is, he should earn the title and your protection… We are not a charity organization. Do I make myself clear?” She looked from one to the other. Seeing they don't want to obey, she raised a brow, daring them to be rebellious. “Yes, Mom.” they both answered. She nodded and after a while, asked, “What happened at Mr. Walkers' party?” “Mummy, they were bullying Daddy, especially that old man!” Aiden pouted.