Mother Passed Away Quotes Novels & Stories

Hearing that Miracle was already gone was a deep wound for me, but I couldn't imagine the pain Mama Tina felt—the real mother who never even got to see her daughter one last time before she passed away. Tears began to fall from Mama Tina's eyes as she covered her mouth with her hands, shaking her head in disbelief. “Hindi... Hindi ko pa siya nakikita, Grace... B-Bakit?” Her voice was filled with anguish, the kind that only a mother could feel.

I shut my eyes close and turned my back on him as I placed the supplies back on the table near on the room's door. "Kung mayroon mang dapat sisihin sa pagkamatay ng Mama mo, it's your Dad, sweetie. Kung tinigilan n'ya lang ang paghahabol sa 'kin noon pa edi sana hindi ko binalak na patayin s'ya, h-hindi ko dapat pinataniman ng bomba ang sasakyan n'ya. Hindi ka dapat namatayan ng Mama, poor you." Mariin akong napatakip sa 'king tenga. Ayoko nang marinig pa ang sasabihin n'ya.

Ito ang puno’t dulo ng lahat ng mga nangyayari ngayon. I thought I was too numb to feel anything, pero hindi pa rin pala. And it was because of my mother, who even in death, still has her own surprises for her one and only daughter. “You really outdid yourself this time, Mom,” mapait na bulong ko sa sarili habang tinititigan ang partikular na probisyon na nakasulat sa papel. It was written in bold letters unlike the rest of it.

Cristoff made an effort to place the mixed eggs and tomatoes on my plate. “Same here… but I just stopped myself from praying when my mom d-died, Cristoff. I couldn’t remember why I stopped, maybe because until now, I couldn’t understand why He took her away from us. And as if Mom was still not enough, He also took A-Athena.” I responded with shaky voice.