Nate Jacobs Mom Novels & Stories

I like the way this is unfolding. "Now that she's like this, there's no need to pretend anymore, mother. Just tell us why. What's your own gain in it?" Nate asked his mother, disappointed that she can even do something like this. Immediately he saw the way Jessica was acting, he knew his mother obviously had something to do with it. It still feels like a dream to him.

He said and turned around to leave the room. "wait uncle Nathan." Sarclet abruptly stopped him. She sat up, looking fatigued, and gradually let out a sentence, "Does Jared know my mom?" uncle Nathan's body shuddered, and his eyes in the murkiness were brimming with shock. "Is it because of my mom that he wedded me to get payback?" She isn't a bonehead. During the fight with Jared , she heard him mentioned her mom. In any case, what astounded her was how did Jared know her mom?

And she was so right because she is carrying Natasha's bag, what a good job she got herself there. "Why don't you save that greeting for your mother in the grave," she said and Jasmine's face changed, she has absolutely no right to talk about her mother like that. Mrs. Zachary could see that she struck a chord and it hit her well. Natalie had briefed her and Natasha all about her life. How her mother had died ten years ago and, she has been living miserably ever since sleeping with different men. How in the world is she supposed to allow her son to get engaged and marry someone like that?

But of all people, he had no right to say any of that. Mom stared at him coldly and snapped, "You walked out on this family. You were the one who abandoned Natalie! For 13 years, you never once cared enough to ask about her. And now you think you have the right to judge me?" Dad lowered his head, yet the sadness in his eyes was impossible to miss. After he left us for the other woman, she got pregnant almost immediately. He'd raised that child for 12 years before discovering the boy wasn't even his.

"We never had anything like this when I was growing up. Just dirt and weeds and scraggly trees." "How charming," Vivienne said coldly. Natasha finally seemed to notice the elderly woman. Her brow furrowed slightly, but she made no move to show respect. No curtsy. No bow. Not even a polite greeting. Instead, she turned back to me with a smirk. "It must be strange for you," she said, her tone shifting to something sharper. "Living here as Caleb's stepmother. When you were supposed to be his wife." I said nothing. "I mean, it's a little pathetic, isn't it?" Natasha continued, warming to her subject. "He rejected you so completely that you had to settle for his father. An older man who can't eve

Jake, who was hesitating earlier, stood up and left the room immediately. "Where is my mom?" I asked the table once more, but more like asking the twins. "Grace left for a while, so she will be returning, but it won't be soon, but don't worry. Nothing will happen to her, just continue your thing" Nate said. Then, Kane stood up and left with a smile still. "What was that?" Brian couldn't control his curiosity anymore and asked. "Shut up", the two said at the same time, and I nearly laughed, if not from the anger exuding from them.

Just silence and the heavy weight of everything that had happened yesterday. She lay on her back, phone propped against her bent knees, scrolling through yet another list of names. Nightbane. The surname felt both familiar and foreign now. She had tried calling her mother at least a dozen times since waking, straight to voicemail every single time. No texts. No explanations. Just the echo of last night’s slammed door and the memory of Selene storming out after that vicious fight with Ronan.

He really needs to explain things, because I have no clue what's going on. "Sarah, unfortunately, I'll have to explain myself another time. I just got a call that Nana isn't doing so well. I need to fly home to see her immediately." Jacob turns toward the door. "Nana is sick?" I ask, worried. Victoria is a lovely old lady. I only met her once, but we bonded immediately. Sometimes I still wonder how someone as amazing as her is Jenny's mother. They're complete opposites. "Yes." Jacob doesn't elaborate, but I can tell he's worried.

James asked as he wrapped his arm around my shoulder and walked with me into the house. I have supportive brothers, and they try to make me happy, even when they know that I am not. "I am fine. I was also thinking about getting a job since Almond is now walking," I told James, and he smiled. "It's alright. Just be fine. I will reach out to you tomorrow," James told me as we went into the house together. Mom sat on the living room couch looking at us with contempt as we entered. "Where did you all go? To see that good-for-nothing girl? I heard from your father that Natalie is already a mother," Mom said, shaking her legs in front of her as she crossed her left leg over her right.

I ask her as I catch her glancing towards West again. She looks perplexed, realizing I was noticing her. “I think… I will come.” “Ok..“ I grab her hand to assure her. I know she wasn’t thrilled with the idea at first. ….. Rest of the day goes ok and we head home in my car. “What happened to you?“ I ask her when I see she is being quiet. “uhmmm…. Jacob… Why haven’t you told your parents about me?” Natalie asks me out of the blue. Oops!