Novel & Cerita Operation My Mommy My Call

You're allowed motherhood being hard when it's yours. Of all the days. Of all the hospitals in this entire city. The phone froze against my ear. "Camille?" Monica's voice, distant, tinny. "Camille, are you there?" "I'll call you back." I lowered the phone slowly, hand shaking, and gripped my knee to steady it.

The day before the list of names for guaranteed university admission was announced, a synced note I shared with Bryce Joller for three years suddenly showed a reminder: [Operation: Save Lara Lane] I stared at it for a long moment before tapping on it. [1st: Give Nelly Seagel's spot to Lara.] [2nd: Go to the city where Lara's university is, take care of her, and let her join Joller Group when she graduates.] [3rd: After witnessing Lara get married, marry Nelly.] I stared at those three lines for a long time, unable to believe it. Bryce hated homewreckers the most because his mother was driven to death by one. Thus, over the years, he stayed up late studying with me, shielded me from my

“Alright… but how do we get Mom’s phone?” I tapped my chin, thinking hard. And then, just like that, an idea popped into my head. “Oh, I know exactly how we’re gonna do it.” I grinned mischievously. “Operation Relaxation is a go!”

I got up and couldn't help to pull my hair in annoyance. my phone suddenly rang inside my bag. Just a right time, to ease my irritation ang annoyance, i will chat with mom for a while. I didn't took a peek at the caller id, i answered the call directly. "Hello?.... 'mom.... I miss you." Mom didn't answer so i called her once again, but she still didn't answer. I was baffled and when i was about to take a look at the caller id, the person on the other line answered: "I-I'm sorry." Then the line cut

After I started college, Mom said she'd send me money in installments. "Lucia, you're an adult now. I want you to learn how to manage money, so I'll give you your living expenses in installments." I figured she meant monthly. Maybe weekly, worst case. Then move-in day came. Mom walked around the cafeteria, checked the prices, and sent $8 to my payment app. I stared at my phone. "Mom, did you send the wrong amount?" She smiled. "Silly girl. That's your lunch money for today. I checked already. Just get the cheapest grab-and-go meal. "From now on, ask me for money before each meal." I froze. So by installments, she didn't mean monthly. Or weekly. She meant one meal at a time. By da

Mia immediately hopped off her chair and rummaged through the bag. She pulled out the ringing phone and looked at the screen. “Daddy, who’s calling Mommy?” Felix glanced over, his eyes narrowing slightly when he saw the name on the display — Mike Lloyd. His expression cooled. At that moment, Miranda returned. Seeing Mia holding the ringing phone, she quickly walked over. “Mommy, someone’s calling you.” Miranda saw the name on the screen and smiled. “Mommy will take this call.” Mia assumed it was a work call and nodded.

"Every of your duties and responsibilities has been handed over to Sister Mary. You would probably not be missed. Your mother called the pastor though and I guessed she's been informed. May God bring you back into the fold" He turned on his heel, leaving me standing in the heat. I looked down at the card in my hand. Tears blurred my eyes, I couldn't see the numbers on the card. With a trembling hand, I input the digits on the paper card into my phone, afterwards, I dialled my mom's number, it rang but no one answered the phone. I was under the heat panting, sweating and feeling thirsty. I continuously dialled my mom's number, it went unanswered. On the thirtieth call, the service provider sa

ALLIE “Here’s your card, Ma’am,” the cashier handed me my credit card as I went to the other lane to finally get my order. I immediately grabbed the paper bag and walked towards the doorway. My phone lit up and immediate panic rushed through my body. It was my mother-in-law calling. I closed my eyes and sighed deeply before taking the call. “Hello?” “Allie, where the fuck are you?”

, he said as he started walking towards the door, “You’re an adult now too, please, call me Andrew.” “Uh.. okay, Andrew”, I repeated. “Um.. goodbye.” “Goodbye!” he cheerily replied as he opened his car door and jumped in, leaving me standing silently on the pavement.

Then I called my mom. Mom: "Hi, son." Me: "Hi, Mom. Good morning." Mom: "Hope you slept well." Me: "Yeah, I did." Mom: "Good. I woke up early. We’re just twenty minutes from the city. You’ll see me soon." Me: "That’s calm, then." Mom: "Have you… Ouuuu!" She screamed. Me: "Hello? Hello? What’s up?" Silence. Total silence. Then the line disconnected.