On My Way To See My Mom Chapter 1 Novels & Stories

Fated to the Alpha Demon (Collision of two different worlds) Chapter 1 Ava POV “Ava! Are you done packing? Your bus is outside waiting!” My mom yelled from downstairs. The night breeze swirling through my body and my window to the left, I closed it after taking one more glance at the blissful sky full of bright shiny beautiful little stars; this is probably the last time I will be seeing it till God knows when ‘I have another holiday of course. “Coming!” I retorted in a loud voice, so she could be able to hear me.

The house was perfect, simple, safe, and just enough space for the new beginning we were about to build. “Where are you off too?” Vic asked me as I held the door knob. “There is something I have to take care of,” I said. I didn't wait for her to speak. I walked out the door, and got into the car. “The cemetery,” I said, and rested my head on the window. I needed to see my Mom. I didn't see her before I left the states, and now I need to see her. To draw strength from her. The car moved slowly through the streets. Lights passed by, one after the other, and everything felt quieter than usual. I closed my eyes for a moment, holding back the tears. I had to be strong. I didn’t come back to break

I'm a ghost. And so, Tin and I set out together to visit my mother. When we reached, she was already asleep. Good. I dropped Tin on the bedroom floor and crept my way towards mom. Slowly, I placed my palms over her forehead and murmured. "Show me. I would like to see. I would like to see everything. Show me." Suddenly, I was inside a pool of colors, which where actually mom's memories. And it all started from the beggining.

Cherry POV: "Come, girls, get up." I heard my mom's voice downstairs in the hallway. 5 minutes later “Hey, did you hear me yelling for you girls. “Get up, we've got a lot of stuff to do today before your daddy, and I leave for our trip to Florida.” Our mom said.” Then I sighed with a sad smile on my face. “Yeah, I forgot, Mommy.” I said.” I had tears clouding my eyes. “Aww, Baby, it’s okay. Come here.” She said.” I hugged my mom, a nd she told me everything was going to be fine. “Do not worry, we'll be back sooner than you, girl realize she said

My mom said and my eyes widen in shock. T.B.C Few chapters to go.

She can’t even look at my face. I want to comfort her, but I can’t. How can I tell her that everything is going to be okay? I know it isn’t. I know what’s going to happen. But I can’t tell her the truth either. It’s too cruel, too harsh. Finally, we reach the clearing. My mother is there, waiting, like a ghost or a shadow. She’s cold, so cold that she chills the air around us. It’s the first time I’ve seen her in person in a long time.

Marvel Today, If the world had a ceremonial bell to mark my arrival, it would sound like the sick, flat scrape of brakes outside Cedar Grove Junior High. Mom drums the steering wheel in the driver’s seat, one hand on the gearshift, her thumbnail frayed to the quick from gnawing. She looks at the mirror before checking her phone for the hundredth time. “You ready, kid?” I consider saying, For what? But I know the lines: “Yeah.”

“ What took you so long ? we have been waiting “ mom told me . “Sorry mom “ I whispered, not wanting to explain myself and not wanting to sound rude . Damon didn’t say a word to me but he just got into his car . Mom helped me drop my box in the boot and I got in and she shut the door . I took a final look at the house and the tears that I had held down welled up in my eyes . It seemed like my mom noticed me because all I could feel next was her hands wrapped tightly around me . “You know we have always prayed for this day, don’t feel bad that we are leaving , just be happy that you are going to get that life that you had always dreamt of and wanted . I nodded my head to mom words without kno

~Sienna~ The sliding glass doors of the city hospital hiss open, and I’m running before they even clear my path. The smell of antiseptic hits me like a physical blow, making my stomach churn. I find her in the pediatric waiting area. My mother is pacing, her face pale and her eyes red-rimmed. "Mom!" I gasp, reaching her side. My breath is coming in ragged hitches. "Where is she? Where’s Nyomi? Can I see her?"

God forbid me from seeing him again. But as I reached the other room, the ground beneath me slid away that I totally forgot what I just witnessed. "Mom...! What's wrong...!" I ran to Mom as I saw her leaning on the wall with her eyes swollen and red. ***********