Roman Too Lit Mom Novels & Stories

he threatened Devren. “I won’t, don’t be scared.” Devren said and Roman laughed. “Me? Scared? You’re really stupid, you’re just like you mom---what a pity.” Roman said and Devren clenched his fist. “Don’t talk about my mom like that.” He said with his jaw tighten in anger. “Yeah, yeah Whatever. both of you have low class taste and IQ.” Roman said and ended the call. RIVER, CHAOS AND RAEGAN ARE ON THEIR Way to the meeting place Devren set riding different cars; it is the place where Devren buried his mom that Roman didn’t know about.

"My mother was a good woman. Don’t you dare speak of her again.” She walked away, leaving Letty shocked and Matteo stunned. "Is she insane? Talking back to me like that? How rude!" Letty hissed. "Letty, are you sure about what you said? That Romilda said she was abandoned and had no mother?" Letty nodded. "Yes, of course. She told me herself. A long time ago." Matteo frowned deeply. If Romilda truly believed she’d been abandoned, why did she regret those words so deeply after reuniting with her mother—so much that she spent so much money trying to save her mother?

He stated and I shook my head, feeling myself get riled up by those words. "I am tired of you all saying that. He hit her. My dad hit my mum. He beat her up!" I raised my voice, letting out my frustration. "Romero hit your mum??" Luxuria said the words like they were simply unbelievable. Not unbelievable in the kind of way where you would think it shouldn't be believed but then believe it anyway. No, it was that kind of unbelievable where you would think it shouldn't be believed and would therefore not believe it at all.

"This is why we don't get along, Mom – because you keep letting Ettore Knight use you. All these years you've stayed with him, despite all the horrible things he's done. You deserve better than that monster." Roman couldn't control himself anymore. Lucia kept quiet, shaken by Roman's words; it seemed like his words had affected her. "Roman, calm down," Serafina cautioned him. Roman took a deep breath and stood up, moving towards Lucia. "I know in the past few years, I've treated you badly, Mom. And it's not because I hate you; it's because I hate Ettore and I hate seeing him use you." He sounded much more calm, and Lucia, who was now teary-eyed, took hold of his large hands.

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But I was still nervous. Ricardo laughed at the tensed look on my face and shook his head at me reassuringly, "Sister-in-law, just relax... Our parents don't bite. You'll like them just as much as we do." My fingers tightened around Mateo and I forced a smile that I hoped didn't show how anxious I was. "Haha! Mother, I still remember when Romeo pushed off the jar of your pills from the table and no one could point out he was the culprit because he couldn't talk and then I was labeled guilty. He cried till everyone believed he was the one at fault."

Liam popped an olive into his mouth. My mom shot Liam a dark look. “Watch your mouth. You might not be my son by blood, but we don’t talk like that in this house.” I couldn’t help the laugh that burst forth. “Mom, if I had a dollar for how many times I’ve heard you say ‘fucking hell’ when you got a bad tarot reading—” “You’d be completely broke.” My mom turned to get something from the stove, only to almost run into Mari. “Good lord, this kitchen is too small for all of you. Out, out, out!”

Romeo blushed and gave her mother a silencing glare and gave me a wary look. "Hailey?" Mom gave me that you-know-something-and-I-want-to-know-what-it-is kind of look. "Um...." I looked at Romeo. He does seem kind of familiar. And Cafe 48? Yeah. I think I do remember something...."You do look like that burglar from the other day." I earned a slap at the back of my head for that. "Be serious." My mother growled. I stared at this Romeo dude for a good 10 seconds as I tried to recall where I've seen this face before. Romeo must have felt awkward because he blushed and started to look anywhere but at me

Vidalia explained. She paused to study my expression for a bit before deciding to stand to her feet. "Well, I'll be on my way. Father has sent for me, but I cannot face him after what mother wrote in her letter," she said leaving us alone in her chambers. "What did your mother say?" I boldly asked. "She just urged us to stay far away from that monster. My mother laid out all of his sins, from mistreatment, infidelity, stealing, treason, and conspiracy. I used to think he was a man of honor. It proved to be a lie," Romeo said slamming his fist down on the table.