Nathan's Mom Stands Beside Him Novels & Stories

Nathan was seated casually in the living room when his mum and Audrey walked up to him all dressed up and for the first time, he had a sad look on his face and the two women understood why he looked like that. This was the first time Audrey was going to leave after she came back and he was not taking it lightly. “Baby” his mum called out and he turned his attention to the voice, “ we are ready to leave now” she added. “Can I have a word with Nessa, alone?” Nathan asked.

Mom said. I hadn’t realized they were back from the mall. This was really nice—having my things in check and not tampered with. “Thanks, Mom.” I hugged her. “You’re welcome, baby.” She released me, then paused at the doorway and turned to me. “I heard about Nathan. Some people take time—a lot of time—to heal. Don’t worry, he’ll come around.” “I hope so. Yeah, Mom.” “Also, dinner is in a while. Please don’t be late. Oh—and your dad said I should greet you.”

she asked. Andrea forced a small smile. “Yes, ma’am.” Nathan remained silent. His mother descended slowly and studied their faces. She reached for Andrea’s hand gently. “Come,” she said softly. “Let’s give him space.” Andrea hesitated, glancing at the man who still refused to meet her eyes. Reluctantly, she followed his mother toward the hallway. As they walked away, his mother leaned in and whispered, “Calm down. Nathan will come around. Just give him time.”

my mom said respectfully, bowing her head as she noticed him standing outside. “How are you doing madam?” Nathaniel asked my mother as he strode into the room with an air of confidence, as if he owned the place. I rolled my eyes, following him in, my puffy eyes still red from crying. "We thank the goddess," my mom murmured, Nathaniel nodding in acknowledgment without saying another word. The silence that followed was uncomfortable, the only sound being my dad's heart monitor beeping. Nathaniel finally broke the silence, saying, "I'll take my leave now." My mom thanked him for visiting, and Nathaniel replied, "It was no trouble, your family has always been helpful to the pack's growth." We no

I watched my mom's eyebrows lift slightly, and Zoey gave me that I knew it face she'd perfected since childhood. "And when exactly do we get to meet this Nate?" my mom asked, her tone equal parts curious and lightly investigative. "Your father and I are the only ones who haven't met him yet." Nate, had heard part of the conversation and leaned in a little with a questioning look, pointing subtly at himself and then at the phone. "He… he's right here and wants to say hi," I said, glancing up at him to make sure he really meant it. He nodded enthusiastically and shifted closer so he could appear on the screen beside me.

The next evening, by six o'clock, Kristen's parents were already dressed and waiting at the foot of the grand staircase. Standing with them was Daniel, who kept glancing at his watch every now and then. Moments later, Nathan came bounding down the stairs with a big grin, his eyes flitting between his grandparents and his Uncle Daniel. “Where’s your mommy?” his grandmother asked with a soft smile. “She said she’ll be down soon,” Nathan chirped, practically buzzing with excitement.

I grabbed a nude purse from my closet placing my lipgloss, a peppermint, some cash, three bubble gum which I usually carry and I was done. I came out of the closet and I heard gasps coming from the people in the room. "Wow mommy you look beautiful". Emma was the first to speak. "Oh my world, Liz we did a great job making your momma look good. Anna said with her eyes wide. "Yes, we did. We make a great team don't you think?." Liz said doing the fist bump with her aunt. l looked at Damien. " Mom you look gorgeous, Alex doesn't even know what he's gotten himself into". He said proudly.

Sandra, Bhakti, and Monica are sitting on the porch with Sandra’s mom, Mariana, drinking lemonade. I can’t help it. I haven’t seen my boy for several days and I run to him. The wind blows from behind me towards him and he looks up, catching my scent. Seeing me running, Nathan’s face lights up. He throws the ball behind him and runs to me. “Mommy! You’re home!” I scoop him up into my arms, burying my nose in his hair and inhaling his scent. “Nate the Great! I missed you so much!”

Or more like another question. “Who is it, Mom?” I asked. “See it for yourself. I’m gonna let your visitor in. Make sure that you aren’t naked or something,” she stated before chuckling. “I’m not, Mom. Please let that person in.” “Fine, sweetie.” She opened the door, revealing herself and the person behind her. It was Nathan. I looked down as soon as I realized that he’s looking at me dead in the eye. “Come in, Nathan. I’m gonna leave you to alone to talk,” Mom stated, pushing my bestfriend inside of my room before closing the door shut.

“But it's for the best, right?" Her mom kissed her brown hair, then smoothed it with her hand. “Whatever you do, I'll always be proud of you my love" she flashed her an assuring smile. “Mummy?" They both turned to view Nathan in a tuxedo, his brown hair gelled to shine in the light, a little flower tucked on one side, close to his chest. Standing outside the door. Maren smiled, almost moved to tears at how cute he looked. “Oh, Nathan” she said and stood up from where she sat to meet him. As she stood up, his eyes widened. She nodded on seeing his expression. “Yes, you're as cute as mummy is," she said, holding back her tears.