Roman Too Lit Mom Novels & Stories

"We already talked, mom. What you saw is nothing. I teased her and she got pissed so she tried to pin me down. I appreciate his effort of taking my side. He is the first person today that helped me explain what really happened. Throughout the day, I was looking for him. Not because I want him to take my position, but because I need someone like him to help me clear my name. When hours passed and he still haven't showed up, I gave up. I know having a clear name should not be a big deal to me anymore because just like what I said, no matter who you are, the way other people describe you in their minds will stay the same. "And I said I don't believe you. I know you since birth, Romeo!" Mrs. Ren

When an attacker threw acid at my face, Mom was attending my cousin Celeste's family induction ceremony. But that day was my eighteenth birthday too. As I lay dying, I used the last of my strength to send her a voice message. [Mom, help me... I'm on the West Side. Someone is trying to kill me.] Her reply came almost immediately. [Stop using these tricks to compete with Celeste for attention, Emilia. I know exactly what you're like.] That same night, the Don summoned Mom back to the Romano estate to investigate an unidentified body found on family territory. The victim's face had been destroyed. Chemicals had eaten away the fingerprints on both hands. Mom led the security team through three d

For several seconds he didn’t answer. Then surprisingly— “My mother.” The response caught me completely off guard because Romano almost never spoke about himself, especially not his family. I stayed quiet. Giving him room to continue then it began to drizzle. For a while I wasn’t sure he would. Then finally he spoke again. “She believed people were worth trusting.” Something bitter crossed his expression. “It got her killed.” I froze. Romano leaned back in his chair. The moonlight highlighted the hard lines of his face. “When I was younger, she used to tell me strength wasn’t measured by fear.”

So, I pushed the bowl toward Lilly and said, “Lily, you’re pregnant. You should drink it first. I’ll get more.” “No!” Rosemary and Jasper said at the same time. They sounded tense and impatient. “What’s wrong?” I pretended not to understand. Rosemary and Jasper pretended to be clueless as well. They stammered and failed to say anything for a long time. In the end, Lily explained, “Mom’s trying to make things right and apologize. You can’t just throw it back in her face.” She then pushed the bowl back toward me. “Yeah, yeah. Just drink it.” Rosemary and Jasper nodded in agreement.

“But it hurt, Marcus. The way she said it… like I’m some terrible mother who just replaced her dad with you and forgot about her.” “You’re not a terrible mother,” I said firmly, my voice low and reassuring as I kissed her again, harder this time. My hand moved down to squeeze her fat ass possessively, gripping it hard like I owned every inch of her. She moaned into my mouth, her hips shifting in my lap. “You’re doing what’s best for your family. For her future. She’ll see that eventually when she’s not buried in debt and has a stable home.”

Mom smirks as she sits opposite to us, shackles on her hand, "Romeo and Juliet, to what do I owe this pleasant surprise?" I note the tone of anger and bitterness in her voice. She's acting bitchy! I can't bring myself to speak. I am suddenly overwhelmed by rage. Infront of me sits the killer of my dad. "Ma'am, your daughter and I decided to come to see you. We thought it would be... Fair to hear your side of the story too." Mom leans on the table and shoots me a cold look. "My side of the story? I loved fucking Lee. He was just a little boy but he fucked like a grown man unlike your stupid dad!"

"Go into that room. There's a brand-new game console in there." I pointed at Mom's bedroom. I then turned to look at Mary and said, "Mom just bought a bunch of luxury skincare products a few days ago. They're all imported brands." "Jack, I saw Mom withdraw seven grand the other day. She kept it all in the closet." After I said those things, everyone's expressions changed instantly. Their eyes drifted toward Mom's bedroom almost automatically. "Y-You're talking nonsense!" Mom shouted as she lunged at me to cover my mouth, but I dodged her easily.

The three of them turned to us, their faces lighting up. “Dad, you have to settle this,” Damien declared. “Not tonight,” Alexander replied, his lips curving into a faint smile. “Your mom’s the boss tonight.” “ Boys, there are grocery bags in the car, get them”. I said making my way to the kitchen where Mrs Romano was making afternoon snacks for the kids. “ Hey, Mrs Romano”. I greeted giving her a side hug. “ Hello Mi Amor, how was work?”. She asked.

Roman commented, pushing away his second plate of butter tarts. I shrugged, downing the dessert I'd just finished with wine. "We aren't the best of buddies but I'm glad to not be an orphan I guess." Roman laughed, "That's funny when you put it that way. Reminds me of my mother." "Your mum?" He nodded, "Yeah. We aren't close." I adjusted in my seat, suddenly becoming more interested. "You never talk about her."

The thought alone destroyed her and she started to cry as she said, “Not again” “Mom that hurts my feelings,” Roman said when he saw that she mourned his mate bond with Elora. “No don’t get the wrong idea, I don’t think it’s bad that she’s your mate, I’m just sad that no one except me will understand or accept it, Roman, your father will kill her and there are no two ways about it.”