Mother S Warmth Chapter 3 の小説・ストーリー

Her thumb brushed my knuckles in a soothing motion. “You deserve happiness in this phase of your life. And so does the little one growing inside you.” She offered me a soft, hopeful smile, the kind only a mother could manage even in the face of her child’s pain. “Let yourself breathe again,” she added quietly. “Let yourself live.” “I know it won’t be easy to move on,” Mamma said softly, her eyes filled with hope, “but you have to try. For yourself.” Then, after a brief pause, she added, almost eagerly, “Now tell me where do you want to go?”

My mother's voice is barely a whisper, but instantly William is on his feet and beside her. "I'm here Carly. Elsie and Billy too. We're all here." My mum's eyes flicker over me and a warm smile fills her pale cheeks. My heart lifts with the hope that this is the beginning of a new chapter. She reaches out to me and I take her hand, squeezing it between mine.

I’d seen his anger, coldness, humor and seductive desire… but I’d never seen this type of warmth. It made me ache fiercely; to enjoy this sort of closeness with him, but also for the sort of mother-child connection I was witnessing. Now more than ever, I missed my mom all over again. “Well, are you done embarrassing me?” She chuckled “For now I suppose. I’ll let you know if anything else comes up.” She said wickedly and he let out a long suffering sigh. She sipped on her glass casually like it wasn’t blood she was drinking then winced and frowned into the cup.

Each word Mama Hazel spoke painted a vivid picture in Theo's mind, transporting him to a world where anything was possible. With each turn of the page, Mama Hazel's voice filled the room with warmth and love, creating a bond between mother and son that transcended words. Theo nestled closer to her, his eyes heavy with wonder and contentment, his small hand now resting on her arm as if to anchor himself in the safety of her presence.

She said, hiding in her mother's arms. Her mother was hugging her tight, But why was not she moving? She looked up at her mother. "Mama?" She called for her mother. Her mother smiled weakly and kissed her forehead. "My little sunshine, mama always loves you, Baby." Then suddenly, there were lots of sirens and she heard that bad man going away with his car. Suddenly, there were lots of lights and people came. She was scared and tried to clutch to her mother. But, why her mother was not warm anymore? She didn't like it.

: **Chapter 3** Three weeks had passed since that first night on the couch and Mom had changed completely. The lonely widow who used to cry in the shower was gone. In her place was a woman who craved her own son’s cock like air. She texted me dirty messages during the day while I was at college. Pictures of her wet pussy in the bathroom at work. Videos of her fingering herself in the car whispering my name. Every night she waited for me like a good little toy.

She would sit by my bed, blow on the spoon until the soup stopped steaming, and coax me to take one more sip. I had almost forgotten that mom still remembered how I liked it. "Drink something warm." My chest tightened with feelings I could not sort through. The moment I lowered my head, a tear slipped into the bowl before I took one sip. The warmth traveled from my stomach all the way to my eyes. Mom's voice softened, a rare gentleness in it. "Are you still uncomfortable?" "Should I take you to the clinic tomorrow?" I shook my head and curved my lips. "Mom, I'm fine."

These challenges have shaped my early years, leaving a lasting impact on my self-esteem and academic progress. While I lay in bed, feeling unwell, my mother entered my room with a tray in her hands. On the tray, there was a bowl of hot soup emitting steam and a refreshing glass of water. With utmost care, she placed it on the bedside table and settled down beside me, her eyes filled with worry. She gently spoke, “Darling, we have an urgent task to run the border tonight. Do you think you'll manage on your own, or should I give Samantha a call to come over and keep you company?”

Everything! Mother stood up, and to my greatest surprise, her previously clear eyes were filled with tears. As she walked towards me, her silver dress seemed to drag the stars along with her. I remained frozen, my face expressionless as I desperately tried to hide my emotions. Mother wrapped her arms around me, and a shocking sensation passed through my spine as I stiffened. The hug felt real, it felt warm, it felt…beautiful. I felt her hands holding me gently, the soft touch of her hand as she stroked my back comforted me and broke something inside me.

“Are you enjoying yourself?” “Yes, Father,” I replied, though I tugged at the collar of my shirt. Something felt off. The air was too warm, the laughter too loud. My skin prickled with unease. Suddenly, a strange heat bubbled beneath my skin, spreading like wildfire. My breath hitched as my heart raced erratically. I shifted uncomfortably, trying to shake the sensation. “Kaiden?” my mother’s voice was tinged with concern as she approached. She knelt beside me, placing a gentle hand on my forehead. “You’re burning up—”