Roman Too Lit Mom Novels & Stories

My whole body went numb with rage when I heard their words! “She’s your mother too!” The entire crowd erupted in derisive laughter. “Has this woman lost her mind? Mrs. Roth is standing right here!” “Hilarious! First, her mom pretended to be Mrs. Roth. Now, she’s acting like she’s Miss Roth. Don’t these two have any shame?” Tarni looked at me with haughty disdain. “You poor thing. Did you never see your father growing up? “No wonder. Your mother’s a woman of loose morals. She doesn’t even know who your father is. That’s why she’s barking at my father like a mad dog!”

I bought a house, got a cat, learned to invest, and finally bought the clothes I liked. I thought I had completely cut myself off from my family. However, ten years later, an unknown number shattered my peace. "Emily, it's me, Arnold. Mom had a stroke and is still in the ICU. The doctor says we need a hundred thousand dollars. Emily, you know I'm not working, and Mom put all the family's savings into some investment that went bust." "I see," I replied flatly. "'I see'? That's all you have to say? She's our mother! Do you have any conscience at all?"

At that moment, I lost all hope, not just in Yelena, but also in Lipton Corporation. "Carter, if you were to beg me now to rescind the divorce, I might just consider helping you get promoted in the future. I'm truly heartbroken that your mom has passed away, but that still doesn't give you the right to blame everything on me! You have to be more considerate of me too, you know! "Apologize to me now, then promise to be good and listen to whatever I say in the future. I guarantee that your career will soar. That way, your mom won't have lingering regrets, right?"

Isolde cried out loudly, “You said Jimmy was lying because we bribed him. What about now? Your own son said the same thing. Surely he can’t be bought by us! So what he said must be the truth!” Leah dropped to her knees, clutching Tristan’s pants, sobbing, “I don’t know… They must have threatened Roman… There were only vitamins in that bottle…” Asher chuckled icily and waved the small plastic bottle to Roman. “Did you hear that, Roman? Your mom is still insisting there are only vitamins in the bottle. Seems like she really doesn’t want us to give you the antidote. Your life means nothing to her,” he said coldly. Roman’s eyes widened in terror, and his sobbing immediately turned into a piercin

“You’re a coward, Roman. You’re helping the people who may have killed our mother. Does that mean nothing to you?” Roman’s laughter was sharp and bitter, echoing off the cold walls. “You’ve been talking to our dear father, haven’t you?” he said, shaking his head. “Let me guess—he told you some sob story about how the Shadow killed her? About how he’s been mourning her loss for years?” I stiffened, my heart pounding as the memory of my father’s words resurfaced. “What do you mean?” I asked, my voice trembling. Roman crouched down again, his gaze piercing and unrelenting. “It’s bullshit, Evelyn. The Shadow didn’t kill our mother.” He leaned in closer, his next words a harsh whisper that cut st

Her face was lined with age but her eyes were sharp. Beside her was my stepmother. Perfectly coiffed hair. Expensive dress. A smile that didn't reach her eyes. "Alpha Thornwood!" My stepmother rushed forward, her voice dripping with false warmth. "What an honor to have you in our humble home. We are so thrilled about this union between our families. Truly, Juliette is so fortunate to have caught your attention—" "Fortunate." Lucian repeated the word like it tasted bad. "Yes! So fortunate. And might I say, you look even more handsome in person than the rumors suggested. Juliette is a very lucky girl—"

I confessed, turning to face him. “Yeah, I hoped I was.” “You were.” “I know them, though—in a way that Ana and Jackson don’t.” “No, I understand,” I said. “They have an idea of what they’re like, but one look from my mother can turn anyone into a mouse.” “Yeah, she can be a cold bitch,” he said, making me gasp in shock before we both burst into laughter. Roman had changed too. While he had never lacked confidence, he now seemed freer, more at ease.

"I know. I know you don't want to be with them. But I want to ask you, Romana. Is that what your Mommy wants too?" Romana was suddenly speechless. She remembered her mother frequently saying that she wanted to see her Daddy and her brother even at the last moment, but she persisted until she lost her breath. Romana let out a heavy sigh. She tossed the cigarette stick she was holding hence crushed it with her shoe then she glared at Vincent. "You're just making my temper worse," she said irritably as she tugged the collar of his t-shirt. Vincent smirked, "Punish me then."

Before angry Augustus could utter anything, Rithambara said in affirmative tone, "I'm his mother and he is definitely not a disgrace. He is angel, my angel." Everyone was shocked beyond limits at Ritha's words. Romeo, who didn't like anyone defying him said, "you don't know him, he is a disg... " He was not able to complete his sentence as Rithambara glared at him very hard. Romeo being a child of six years old cowered away in fear.