On My Way To See My Mom Chapter 18 Novels & Stories

The only thing I know is something bad will going to happen today. The trip was not good and shaky because of the rocky road we are passing by. I smelled the scents of leaves since we are in a province. Province? So that only means that we are no longer in the city! I looked around the jeep and I saw my mom sitting across me while Tito Dante is on the driver's seat. "What's going on, mom?" I asked anxious with the feeling that I will encounter a new tragedy. She just gave me a glance and turned back her sight to the view outside the window. I should not trust them even my mother.

As I make my way down the hallway, the feeling of sadness that my love will be unrequited still lingers in my heart, but there’s also a flicker of optimism for what the future may hold for the both of us. The roar of my Ferrari's engine echoes through the quiet streets as I navigate the familiar path out of the condo building. My car glides effortlessly along the winding roads, the wind whipping through my hair as I speed towards my destination. In just a few minutes, I approach the entrance to the pack's village. I pull into the driveway of mom’s house, the tires crunching against the gravel as I come to a stop. Stepping out of the car, I notice that mom is in the gazebo, a serene smile pla

“To be honest, mom, it’s a lot. It’s overwhelming. But like you said earlier today, it’s a new chapter. And despite the uncertainty, despite the fears, I’m hopeful.” She nodded, taking a step closer to me. “And I’m here, Nina. Whatever the next chapters hold, we’ll navigate them together.” “Yeah,” I agreed, my eyes meeting hers. “Together.” We stood there, side by side, watching as Tyler made a triumphant catch, his laughter filling the air. Enzo, sweaty but handsome as ever, spotted us and waved, his smile widening as he met my gaze. “Look at them,” my mom whispered, her voice tinged with a sense of wonder and gratitude. “Just look at how far we’ve all come. Like a real family.”

saying this i left from there. I wished Jenny and Amon happy married life..and bid them my farewell.. Soon I reached my home..and as usual mom is waiting for me on the door itself.. " Hello mom.." I greeted my mom.. " I am so happy baby Myron told me that you agreed for marriage..I am so happy" ..she said hugging me.. " Mom let me come in first..then you start your conversation.." I said with disappointed face.. I went to get freshed and aftet that i came downstairs to have my meLaura's pov:

Mom always says that depression is nothing more than an illness born of idleness. People who are truly busy studying don't have time to be depressed. So, during my senior year of high school, I lie awake through countless nights, my hair falling out in clumps as I tremble over endless mock papers. Mom only slides another mock exam booklet in front of me. "Finish this booklet, and you won't have time to wallow in self-pity." At family gatherings, my relatives notice that I keep my head down and barely speak. They ask Mom, "Why has she gotten so quiet?" Mom's face darkens at once. "It's because she's guilty about something, duh. Go on. Tell everyone what you've done wrong this time." Late

I asked , fixing my gaze at her now , she gave me a weak smile . “ Your mother has a plan …” “ She is not my mother “ I retired back to my position. Monica didn’t respond , she was focused on driving , We have been driving for hours and since passed Centervile town and its neighborhood cities, She was driving pass lonely roads, bushes , trees , there were no sign of houses anywhere . “ Why didn’t she pick me up herself ? How are you going to drive back ?” “ Your mom is a really busy woman besides I am used to this road , we see each other once in a while …in a small house around …that’s where I am dropping you off , she will come pick you up from there “

” “If you say so, kitten. Tell me if you are ready to go.” “I want to go home. Let’s go home.” “Sure.” I closed my eyes, uttered my prayers, and opened my eyes. “Let’s go home.” Everette drew me to his side and together we went to the parking lot. However, I instantly hid in a big tree. “What’s wrong, kitten.” My heart thumped wildly against my ribcage. “I just saw Mom.” “Your Mom? I thought she had already gone home.” That was what I thought too. But she did not.

Letting out a wistful sigh, I take one last glance around my room before making my way towards the door, descending the stairs to reach the kitchen. Upon entering, I find my mother has already prepared a glass of my blood, placed neatly on the table. Settling down, I eagerly begin to sip on it, knowing that soon we will have to depart. We reach the training field, where the celebration is taking place, and I instinctively hid behind my dad. All eyes were on me, and I could feel their curious gazes. I started sniffing the air and growling, trying to make sense of the unfamiliar surroundings. Suddenly, Jinx exclaims, ‘Mate is here, find him!’ and starts pouncing around excitedly.

"Mom, Dad, don't go. It's too gruesome. It will shock you." Mom shook her head firmly. They had to see me. They owed me too much. Even if it was only for a last farewell, they had to go. They left Grandma with the Millers and boarded the northbound train with the officers. When they arrived, the officers took them first to the school, where they met my counselor. My counselor's expression was unmistakably displeased, with a hint of resentment in her eyes.

“Mom, I don’t get it. What is going on?” Mom muttered something under her breath and then straightened, staring down at me with an unusually stern stare, “You heard what peter said last time. We are counting our last days here. Do you prefer being banished than being already prepared and voluntarily leaving before we are thrown out with humiliation?!” she snapped, agitated, “why don’t you want to move? What do you have here that is so dear to you? Friends? Family? Wealth? What is it that you have received from this pack that is holding you back and freaking you out this much? What do you even want from this place, August?”