Nico Paz Mom Novels & Stories

Nana Marcela kept on consoling her that it was not her fault but deep down inside her she knew it was partly her fault, it was Alec and hers. Their father immediately flew back into the country and came home after the incident. Growing having their father was their only parent, they seldom see him in a year. Their father goes to different countries managing their businesses in different parts of the world. They were rich, she knew that. Their surname was famous in the business society and they were the richest in the town. Sometimes, she was wondering why she has no someone they called Mom, unlike her classmates and Sheila. Nana Marcela once told her she died when she was a baby. She even tr

"Yes, Sir, her full name was Sophia Yzabelle Anderson Del Mundo before she married you. She was born and attended high school in Bologna Italy, but continued her college here in California." "Here in California?" He nodded. "She's the only daughter of Janette Del Mundo and Romano Del Mundo who owns a small sausage company in Bologna. But her parents separated when she was ten years old and her mother left them the same year." So it's true that her mother left her when she was young. "Why were her parents got separated, and what does Joseph De Lucca have to do with her?" "As for the reason why her parents got separated, I think it's related with financial problem."

Grand Papá noted. I remained silent, observing the environment. The seventh chair where the Salcedo siblings sat was left vacant; its table was occupied only with a framed picture. She was the youngest child of Grand Papá and Grand Mamá, my Aunt Jezebeth Salcedo, who was only three years older than me. She died in a car accident when I was ten. Our Grand Mamá, Pandora Armaros-Salcedo, stood up after everyone settled. “This family reunion has been set to coincide with the celebration of our daughter’s engagement. Everyone, let’s raise glasses and cheer for Attorneys Nimue Salcedo and Aaron Davidson!”

“Business tycoon Lazare Ibañez, son of the late race driver Lionel Ibañez, is now in the eye of a storm. A photograph from his engagement party last night has surfaced, showing him in a compromising position with an unidentified woman, who is not his fiancée, the acclaimed actress Nicole Asuncion. Efforts are underway to reach Mr. Ibañez for his statement on the matter. Stay tuned for further updates—” Vlada turned off the television and she put the remote on the table. She reached for her phone and dialed Michael’s number.

Montevista. How he wished that his mother was like Mrs. Montevista. He could have lived with Carina and Chelsey before if only his mother didn't throw them away. "Alright, I will give my blessings to you. Don't give them difficulties. Don't hurt them," Pazz gave her blessing and advice to Rouge and Carina. "Thank you, Mama Paz, we love you so much," hugged Paz so tight. Mrs. Montevista seemed to be more than a biological mother to Carina.

“He didn’t run in your circles.” “Your mother did,” Caleb stated. I stumbled slightly. Caleb caught me, steadying me with a grip that was suddenly firm. “Ah,” he whispered. “I see you don’t know the whole story. Nico didn’t tell you? Or maybe he doesn’t know.” “My mother died when I was six,” I replied. “In a car accident.” “She died running away,” Caleb said. “From my father. She was a St. James, Elena, a distant cousin, sure, but blood is blood.”

I look up at Nico. So this is Domenico Perez

“Major outlets. The story hits in thirty-six hours.” “Christ,” I whisper. “Exactly what is going to hit me?” “I’m not sure you’re ready for this one.” I reply, cool as crushed ice. “Tell me.” His tone snaps sharper. “Nico Morel. He’s filed a paternity claim. DNA conclusive.” “Who the fuck is Nico Morel?” “He’s six months older than James. He’s demanding recognition. A place at the table. If not full leadership, a share of the legacy. His mother’s name is Camila.”

I won’t lie. “Tell me what the fuck is going on and now?” Uncle Nico screams when my mom steps up to him. “Your fucking wife had the institute destroyed and Luna killed. That’s what is happening. You know the laws. She dies.” My mom speaks with so much venom in her tone and uncle Nico gasps before he shakes his head and gulps before he looks at his wife. “WHAT!” He shouts in disbelief. I roll my eyes at his outburst. “Oh well, you will love this. She is Alonso Ricci’s illegitimate daughter, and here’s the kicker. She is involved with human and sex trafficking, just like her daddy.” I say, looking at her and she stops struggling.

She wanted me to know. "And their mom, Donna Maya," her face held warmth for that name. "She's the absolute best. Too bad for me, I got a literal bitch as a mother-in-law, but Maya doesn't treat me any differently," she blew a kiss. "I love her, and you will too." Okay, so far, the mom was okay, and if her smiles were genuine, it meant Nico's father was good too. But why is Nico a psychopath? Why is it so hard to understand him?