Mother Knows Best Tangled Lyrics Novels & Stories

Lyra was getting more and more confused. “That woman is not my mother. No. My Mommy is only Mommy Lyra. I don’t want anyone else. Later, when that woman becomes my Mommy, Mommy Lyra will leave again. I don’t want that to happen. I want that woman to get out of here. Not Mommy.“ Ah, Lyra got it now. So because of this? Is this why Zachery was throwing a tantrum like that earlier? Lyra smiled faintly.

I twisted, writhed, every muscle fighting, but he only tightened his grip, dragging me against his chest, his breath hot and sour in my ear. “Don’t touch them!” I screamed, frantic now, my voice cracking under the weight of terror. “Please… I’ll do whatever you want, just… just leave them alone!” He chuckled, the sound vibrating through my skull. His lips hovered near my ear, his words deliberate, cruel. “That’s for your mother to decide, sweetheart.” The name hit me like a blow. My body recoiled violently, stomach twisting. My mother. The monster who had sold me out, who dangled my siblings like puppets on strings. Just hearing her name made bile rise in my throat.

Her voice came—cracked, pained, weak. "I'm fine. Been longing to hear you call me son." I cried. Just the two of us knew how far we had gone in this lie of ours. "Guess the Moon Goddess cursed me for being a terrible mum. I can't mind-link my only son." "Relax, Mum. Hope Dad won't hear you called me?" "I'm done being married to your father. He's a devil. He left me with no option but to steal your life before you even knew anything." She cried.

she asked, threading her fingers through mine. “That melody, I’ve heard it before. For the life of me I cannot remember where I heard it. Was there words to the tune?” I directed the question to her mother. They both looked at me funny “babe you were singing it.” “What?” I whispered. “You were singing it; I was surprised because my mother told us it was a song unique to our family. No one outside the family knows it” Tayen informed me. Am I going crazy? “Babe whatever is going on with you we will figure it out ok. Right Tayen?” Jae looked towards her mother.

Soon, Dad passed out, his face pale. But Mom was unaware of it. She seemed to be in a state of paranoia, thinking that she could only win back Dad's love by doing this. I sat on the bed, quietly feeling everything that happened. Until the end, I didn't make any calls for help. After all, it was nothing but karma. They got what they deserved. It was only when Mom snapped out of her mania that she hurriedly acted. Blood had dripped from the bed and formed a small puddle. When she stepped on it, she even stumbled from the slipperiness.

He and I were never meant to be. I drove back home, strangely calm. *** In my room, I stared at Luca's peaceful, sleeping face and let the worries fade. Being genuine isn't the mistake—trusting the wrong people is. And that was okay. The road ahead was still long, and I didn't need any man to make it through. I wasn't the bullied, helpless housewife I used to be. By then, I'd become a professional—a mother who could stand on her own and support Luca through my own hard work.

Anything to push the message out of her head. But even as the water ran hot over her skin, her thoughts spiraled. Don’t make me come find you. Her mother was capable of it. She always had been. A master of dramatic entrances, showing up at school unannounced, barging into her apartment without warning, inserting herself into every crack of Lily’s life.

I rubbished her claim. “Dunno what you mean, honey,” Mom replied. “It is just a …. ,” she trailed off and laughed along with the others when I suddenly found my legs dangling in the air. “IT IS THE TEST OF LOVE, BABY,” Mom shouted from the ground. “YOU GUYS BETTER DO WELL OR ELSE WE WON’T APPROVE THE UNION,” she laughed. “That’s my boy there !!” Aunt Nyssa too shouted in delight as she looked up at us.

I whispered. My mother’s hand trembled slightly against my cheek. “Give your best,” my mother urged. “Help them if you can. Stand if you must. Fight if there is no other choice.” Her voice broke slightly, but she held it together. “But do not give them your life,” my mother pleaded. The words went straight through me. Tobias turned away slightly, jaw tight, but he did not interrupt. This was my mother’s plea. He knew it. So did I.

I distinctly heard Yelena Lipton gasp on the other end of the phone, followed by several seconds of silence. "Mom's… gone? H-How could that be? This is just too sudden! I didn't mean to be absent. I-I'll buy tickets for the soonest flight possible and head back right away. Wait for me to come back, okay?" "No need. From now on, you and I should go our separate ways. There's no need for us to be tied together anymore. This is exactly what you want, isn't it?"