Oma Mama Novels & Stories

"Mom came to your room because she wanted to get nail clippers. Mama accidentally saw a book about daughter-in-law and mother-in-law. Is that yours?" Dita can't dodge because that's the truth. "It belongs to Dita. Dita wants to improve our relationship. Our relationship is too awkward as in-laws and daughters-in-law." "Thank you for trying until you buy a lot of books. I will always try to be a good mother to you, even if it hurts you. That's how Mama loves you. Comment on the bad things you have done. So please note."Mama Jay said Honestly so that Dita would not misunderstand

Tell that to the Grand Canyon-sized hole in my heart where Mama used to live. Before the big Cancer gatecrashed our lives, Mama was a ray of sunshine. Her laughter was like music, bouncing off the walls and filling our home with warmth. That woman's smile, I tell ya, it could melt the iciest hearts. She was our beacon, guiding us through life's ups and downs, always there with a gentle touch and a positive word.

She spoke into the crown of my head as I bawled like a baby. “You’re all right,” I cried in relief. “Of course I am all right,” Mama replied, patting my back. “Your mama is made of stronger stuff. Now stop worrying about me and go save everyone.” “They took Gabe,”I spoke into her shoulder sadly. “Then we gotta get him back,” Mama replied firmly. “No one takes our men and gets away with it.” I nodded, meeting Amaya’s eyes. We would get him back. ***

amara's eyes filled with tears by stopping the tears to come out from eyes, amara said "every corner of this house is filled with her memories, she runs whole house with pippin and her pet friends this place is like a mini zoo around her, she loves animals, she always cooks delicious items for us, she sits in this couch along with her father to watch cartoons she runs to the kitchen while nagging maa feed me maa maa, this is the chant I hear thousands of times in a day

“My mother who believed too much and took women for granted was what made me feel so devastated. Why is Mama so sure and believe that the child is my husband's child without investigating first?" “Honey, Mama believes because God gives opportunities. Mama will give them their due " said Mrs. Wijaya followed Anna to the room. Hearing her mother-in-law's words, Anna could only cover her mouth without saying anything. "I'm sorry if my decision hurt you, honey." Anna still did not respond to her mother-in-law's words. she looked at her father and Sazkia who was standing holding Amira who was crying for her milk. “You have to be patient, sis. Even if it's true that he's Brother Harry's son, you'l

A deep connection had been formed, and the promise of healing was in the air. It felt utterly good to call her Maa. The word carried a profound meaning for me. Rightly so. After my own mother’s demise, I have seen sister Mary loving me in a motherly gesture but it was only with Aunty Leena that I had truly felt a mother-daughter bond. By giving me the right to call her "Maa," she had not only accepted me but also filled the void in my heart. Her love was a precious gift, making me feel like the richest person in the world.

I was about to jump up from my seat when I saw it was Mama. She gently took my hand pulling me towards the couch."Come sit with me, dear." I felt so safe with her. Just being with her made me feel calm and my mind became clear. She picked up a bottle of coconut oil and poured it into a small bowl. She took some in her hand and began massaging my scalp with it. "You know Amara, Kia's Mama died while giving birth to her."Kia's name brought a lump in my throat and I couldn't control my tears. I was shocked. I couldn't believe what she had just told me.

When I touched the thing that looked like a small crystal, Mama suddenly disappeared in front of me. "Ma!!!" I called and saw her smiling at me. "That crystal ball against Drake's bloodline, I didn't give it to you when you were a baby because I disappeared from the world early. Now I'm with you. I'll give it to you, Amire. Save your Papa from them and especially to those like us who are evil. AA, I am...you...you are me...we are one," Mama told me. She pointed to my heart and smiled. I cried because she was disappearing from my sight.

"This can't be healthy," "Nothing is healthy. People die whether they drink a mega pint or not," Ginger said snorting inside the glass, creating bubbles in the wine. "Right," Mom said settling herself down, next to Boraxip who immediately wrapped an arm around her tiny frame. The size difference between my mother and Boraxip was a little disturbing to watch. She looked like a kid sitting next to him. I didn't dwell on it though. "You guys must be wondering why we're here," Mom looked at all of us. "I, uh," she turned to Boraxip briefly who nodded. "Boraxip wanted to share something with you all," I frowned at that, watching the man of the hour.

"Tam, George just has temporary amnesia. He doesn't remember you right now, but didn't you love playing with him? Why don't we wait a few days? Maybe his memory will come back." Mom scoffed loudly in my head. "What nonsense! In your past life, that little girl from the Rogers family tore your favorite bow. You barely said anything, yet George locked you outside. "You stood in the rain for so long you almost got sick. In the end, it was that Muller boy who came looking for you with an umbrella. He kept saying 'what a hassle', but still draped his coat over you." Hearing that, something in my chest tightened. I didn't understand why Mom kept talking about the "past life", but every word weighe