Mother Dearest That's So Raven Novels & Stories

A week later, with an Elements exhibit starting in twenty minutes, Raven turned away from the door in her office and sat on the edge of her desk, listening to her mother blubber about a recent breakup. She cradled the phone in one hand and plucked dead blooms from her potted plant with the other. When there was a pause, Raven said, "I thought you were seeing someone named Daniel." Her mom sniffed. "Oh no. Daniel was weeks ago. I thought things with Richard were going so well."

“Future Luna, I ask your forgiveness in behalf of my own daughter. Please don’t be hard on her in the future. I am willing to be punished for my daughter.” Raven did not know what to do. Seeing the beta bowing his head before her feels so unreal to her. Especially that he was also her best friend’s father. “That’s right, Raven is the future Luna of the Moonvalley Pack whether we like it or not. Raven Stein is Lorcan Russell Miles’s true mate and he must accept her in respect of the moon goddess’s decision. The moon goddess never makes mistake and there must be a reason why she chose Raven as our Luna.”

Not anymore. “Raven Blake, Crown Princess of Escuro, is my mate!” I roar over the mind-link. “And the only one to pity is you, Father, because she is the reason you’re going to fail.” He snorts. “That pup has only ever failed herself. Advance!” “Thank you.” Raven releases my fur. “That’s exactly what I needed.” My father’s men splash into the river in a frenzy of fur and water. She looks up at the cloudy sky, and suddenly, the clouds darken to pitch back. I have to squint to see. My love, my mate, raises her hands.

She knew it wasn’t a place to be, she desperately needed an effective way to get her mother out. “Are you nervous?” Jace asked, bringing her back to the moment. “You can tell?” She smiled. “Pretty much yes.” He replied, holding on to his briefcase firmly. They sat patiently awaiting Veronica’s arrival, there was a barrier separating them as they spoke, Raven stroke a strand of her hair as she saw her mother arriving. Her eyes were swollen, she looked older than she was and her skin—blemished. Raven fought the urge to cry, she was suffering unjustly, and she was suffering more in reality.

Raven's mother said, trying to plead for her daughter as her motherly instincts kicked in. . “You have gone too far!” “She crossed the line first,” he replied angrily. Is it now you wanted to beg for me? You now see me as your daughter now?” Ravens asked, staring at her mom, who was trying to beg for her. Her mother was silent as she could not say anything. "Mother, don't beg for her,” Jade said, her voice high. She deserves everything that's happening to her.” Jade mocked, laughing within herself. “You are happy now, right?” Raven asked, staring at Jade. “You planned all these right?” she asked with teary eyes.

I tried my best to clarify. "That's not true, you say? Then why do you score better than me every time, huh?" Chelsea snapped, her smile replaced with a glare. "I stay up until 2:00 am reviewing the study material and doing mock exam papers while you get lucky because the homeroom teacher is your mom. "Your mom's only trying to put on a show to deceive everyone by letting you stand out here to suffer for a bit. Once the performance is over, she's still going to fuss over you and do whatever it takes to help you get ahead."

Chapter 1: The Contract in the Dark Raven Winterstar had always believed the world was kind. At eight years old, she lived in a sprawling estate perched on the emerald edge of Arcadia Prime, where sunlight filtered through ancient canopy trees like golden honey. Her mother, the Archdruid, taught her the secret songs that made flowers bloom out of season. Her father, High Priest of the realm, carried her on his shoulders through moonlit gardens, whispering stories of gods and guardians. Raven's snow-white hair fell in long waves down her back, and her sharp blue eyes sparkled with the kind of joy that made even the sternest sentinels smile. She never wanted for anything. Every day felt like a

There was no sign on the door, no name, no indication of what waited inside. Raven stood on the sidewalk, her hands in the pockets of her coat, her breath fogging in the cold air. She had dressed carefully, a black dress she had bought for her mother's funeral, simple and elegant, with her mother's pearls at her throat. She had not known what to expect. She still did not know. A black car pulled up beside her. The window rolled down. Fenris was behind the wheel. "You came," he said. "You manipulated me." "I prefer to think of it as persuasion."

Raven rolled her eyes " Didn't you just say you'll roast him alive" She frowned in confusion " Wait! How did he even call you directly, are you.. " I'm Meek and he's Eight, we're Venom's companions" Meek said with an outstretched hand, Raven enveloped her hand with his, she wondered why she felt like she was drowning while staring into his deep brown eyes. " Uh.I I'm Raven Smith, the eldest miss of the Smith family, it's nice to meet you both" **** Even as Olivia scanned the entire hall, she couldn't find anything that could have frightened Daera.

}} << yes she is so trust me when I say she’d understand and probably even be able to help you find a way to convince your people to come out of hiding and rejoin society and even combine our packs, shall we give her a call? She nodded and I got my phone out and decided to video call rather than voice call so my mom can see the beauty I was graced with. (( hey kiddo, what’s up? Did you have any luck with the mate hunt? )) << mom, I’d like you to meet Raven >> Raven scooted closer to me and peered onto the screen and my mom froze which made both of smiles falter << mom? >> (( Molina )) I felt Raven stiffen {{ y-you know my mother? }} (( so she had a daughter after all huh wow, it’s so nice to