Mommy In The Shower Novels & Stories

Her phone had somehow had its Do Not Disturb function turned on, and all notifications were silenced and were not displayed. She clicked on the chatroom to see her screen bombarded with the following: [Mommy! Mommy! Where have you been?] [Mommy! Daddy and I are looking for you! Reply me when you see this!] [Mommy, Mommy! Waaa! Do you hate Momo now? Do you not like Momo and Daddy anymore?] [Momo misses you! What did Momo do…? Did Momo piss Mommy off? Mommy, please don’t disappear.]

Ariella and Aaron love her so much and were always protective of her. They love playing together but tears were always shed whenever Lenora had to leave or in the case where Jayda and her kids were the ones who visited, when they had to leave. "Your aunt Lilian, Uncle Roman, Uncle Caleb and aunt Michaela will also be here," Jayda announced. "Wow, we are going to have so much fun." Aaron smiled. "So more funnnnn," Ariella said in her baby voice while doing a happy dance. "On that note guys, you have to excuse Mommy. I need to take a shower and then prepare dinner. You two, give me a kiss before I go." She demanded.

When they saw that she had left, they hurriedly went over and tried to open the door but all to no avail. " Hey! What are you doing? Don't stay there." She shouted at them as she prepared the hot water. " I'm trying to boil some water. Why don't you just go inside and lie down?"She said while they ran over to where she was. " Aunty, will the hot water stop mommy from getting sick?" Ray asked and pouted while Kia hurriedly walked up to her. " Aunty, hope mommy will be fine?" She asked with looks that seemed as if she was about to cry.

I had no one else apart from them. When we got home, the rain lashed against the car with a persistent force. As I got out of the car, a maid quickly approached with an umbrella, shielding me as we made our way inside. I met my mom anxiously pacing to and fro in the living room. As soon as she saw me, she rushed over, pulling me into a tight hug. I clung to her as I burst into tears, crying heavily on her shoulder while she gently patted my back, telling me that everything would be okay. But nothing would be okay right now.

She held Rosie’s hands and brought her to her room to give her a bath. **** Some minutes later inside the bathroom. “Sie Sie, Stop. Don’t be naughty.” “Hehe, Mommy.” “Sie Sie, Mommy will hit you.” “Hehehe.” “Sie Sie hahaha,” Izabelle laughed. She was trying to bathe the naughty kid and she was being naughty by splashing water in her body and demanding that they play, whereas it was bath time. The child was playing and splashed water in her mother’s body thereby wetting her dress.

Even caught Ray watching women shake their asses to the best a couple of times. Something about water and sway… The water in the bathroom was on, so I knew she was taking a shower. I felt like a fucking pervert as I peeked into the bathroom from the corner. She stood there, facing a wall as the water from the shower beat down on her creamy skin. She was singing the song word for word, her slim hips moving from side to side as she did. Unable to just keep looking, I moved aside and stayed by the corner, taking off my clothes by the door as quietly as I could.

"You should go home quickly. The children are probably waiting for you." Avery nodded. "Okay, brother. Goodbye." She waved and ended the call, then made her way upstairs. As she entered the living room, her two babies, who had been watching TV, immediately jumped off the sofa and ran to her side. "Mommy, you're back!" "Mommy, you must be tired. Let me get you some water." The three of them shared a brief hug. Avery handed them the snacks, and Daisy and David busied themselves like little adults.

I stood while remembering I had to shower since I still stink. “I will be quick, love.” ---------------- It took me ten minutes to finish showering and when I stepped out of the room, I already wore wide-leg jeans paired with a ballet flat and white long-sleeve. Kelly was already waiting in the living room, eating an apple that was in the ref earlier. Upon seeing me, her eyes lit up, and jumped out of the coach, leaving her half-eaten apple, and ran towards my direction. “Mommy! Someone is ringing the doorbell.”

We continued greeting the guests, making sure everyone—including the children, the house staff, and his bodyguards—had eaten. “I’m going to the bathroom,” he told me. But after an hour had passed and he still hadn’t returned, I began to worry. So I went to look for him. I eventually found him near the pool—but he wasn’t alone. As I got closer, I froze. The woman standing in front of him was Monica. She was crying, clearly furious, while Kerill stood there listening. Her back was turned to me, so she hadn’t noticed my presence. “Tell me you never loved that woman!” she cried. “Tell me it’s still me, Kerill! Isn’t it?”

With half of my body still reeling with fear and confusion from Xavier's uncommon disappearance, I tightened the tone of my voice to sound calm. “What's that darling?” I asked as I got up from the chair and moved close to the bed. As I neared it, she rolled in my direction as she cried, “A tummy aches. It aches.” I rushed over to the other side of the bed as I carrie and asked her, “Do you want to go take a shower, it'll help reduce the heat before I give you some medicine.” She shook her little head and I moved closer to the bathroom. I walked over to the door and pulled it open and stepped inside the room and I led her into the shower, undid her clothes, and turned on the cold shower on he