Mommy Dearest Fnf Novels & Stories

I warned. She rolled her eyes “when do I ever?” I scoffed. She walked past me and entered into the house. “Daddy-” Faith rushed up to me but stopped dead on her tracks “who is she Daddy?” she asked. I shook my head and forced a smile “just a friend” I said. Faith frowned. “What is wrong Trouble?” I asked. “I don’t want another mummy” she said. My heart squeezed painfully. “You are not getting another Mummy sweetheart” I said.

They looked perfect together—my mother in her morning silk gown and Victor radiating an aura of power. In another corner, separated by rows of gleaming silverware, sat Adrian. He was sipping black coffee while scrolling through something on his phone—a classic scene that stood in stark contrast to the dangerous aura he emitted last night. "Ah, Alina! Come here, sweetheart; have breakfast. You look so pale," my mother called out, her voice cheerful in a way that felt foreign to my ears. I took the seat furthest from Adrian. Yet, even though he didn't look up, I could feel his presence like a heavy weight pressing down on my shoulders.

She stood up and turned to go. "Mia." Mia turned and looked back at Fanny. "Aren't you jealous of your sister?" Fanny starting to stir the pot. She was confident she could manipulate Mia because she seemed easily influenced. "Your sister lives happily in this luxurious house and holds the title of Marvin Dameer's wife. You must know who Marvin is, right? He's a dream man for many women with his charisma, and now he's your sister's. Isn't your sister's life perfect?" Fanny smirked. "And you? Your life is pitiful, Mia."

Right after Mom hung up, my aunt, Meryl Turner, tagged me in the family group chat. She wrote, "Andrea, your mom's crying at home. Hurry over and comfort her!" I really wanted to reply, "I'm not going." But I had no choice. The Gorga River water was a moving plague. If Mom and Sheryl actually drank that water and got sick, could I really just stand by and watch them die? I rubbed my temples. My head was pounding. I arrived at Mom's house, but she started crying even louder the moment I walked through the door.

I stifled a giggle and buttoned my shirt which he had opened haphazardly. "Lenora is Luna of the Red pack mom, she doesn't stay here anymore." He sighed, running his hand through his hair. "Is it? But she is just 16!" His mother said. "Well hello Rose, when did you arrive?" His mother the former Luna, Laureen had dementia and she often mistook me for my mother. I still didnt know how she knew my mother and she wasnt in her senses to answer my questions I got up from the couch and walked towards her.

But I would entertain her, as after all this was Nori’s Mum and I wanted to stay on the right side of her… “Yes, Mum.” Nori snapped. “This is Finn, Indie and Dan’s son, the next Gamma of Midnight Forest Pack. And also my fated mate.” Her last few words were almost a whiopser which made me question if she was a little scared to admit them. But there was no denying her parents had heared them as both of their eyes widened in shock, and the mother squealed in what I was unsure was excitement or terror. All I knew was it was a horrendous noise… “He is your mate?” she asked excitedly.

Anna smiled sadly and picked up the jug. She entered her room and saw Jenny was still sleeping on the ground. Anna put the jug on the table. "I wish I can be like you Jenny, carefree and strong. You can say openly that you have no parents unlike me. I am an abandoned shit. A burden which they kicked out of their life without a second thought" Anna muttered and picked up her quilt. She put it on, Jenny. Jenny snuggled in it for warmth like a baby snuggled in its mother's arms.

Wait… Perhaps I can try this…’ Lynn regained his energy as he quickly type a new number code. 0-3-0-3-9-7 Ding! It is Shannon’s birthdate! ‘The heck?! Why are you using my girlfriend’s birthdate!’ Lynn actually didn’t expect this to be correct. He just had a sudden thought after recalling how obsessed this guy was with his girlfriend. Now that his hunch was proven correct, he realized just how desperate this guy was! “Ugh… Whatever, I’ll see whatever secrets you have here.” Lynn muttered as he looked inside the safe box.

Just silence and the heavy weight of everything that had happened yesterday. She lay on her back, phone propped against her bent knees, scrolling through yet another list of names. Nightbane. The surname felt both familiar and foreign now. She had tried calling her mother at least a dozen times since waking, straight to voicemail every single time. No texts. No explanations. Just the echo of last night’s slammed door and the memory of Selene storming out after that vicious fight with Ronan.

“Mom, you don’t need to be so humble! “You raised me all these years. I’d be an ungrateful daughter if I allowed an outsider to offend you! “Between getting married and doing what’s right, which one do you think is more important to me?” Emerald’s heart skipped a beat, but she could not force a smile.