Sally Face Mom Novels & Stories

Jake’s uncle says calmly. “I still believe the late alpha would ne-“ The beta didn’t get to complete his words as Jake cut him off “That’s enough. I’ll decide if what she’s saying is true or not.” His voice deep and authoritative, leaving no room for arguments. "What’s your mother’s name?” He asked the lady. “Melinda.” She replied. I could tell she was uncomfortable after all she’s been subjected to this whole thing. "Melinda?” Jake whispered. “This is so weird.” Dario whispered again. I resisted the urge to roll my eyes.

I knocked on Sally’s door and went straight to the point. “Mom, are you having heart problems?” Sally’s face was pale, but she shook her head. “I’m fine. Don’t worry about me.” She began to cough. “The most important thing now is figuring out how to pay off your dad’s debts. The house is already mortgaged, and I’m worried about you and Pearl.” Tears welled in her eyes as she clutched my hand.

Dad stops when I hold up my hand. “Do you think she is behind this?” I asks not wanting to hear more. “No,” Mom shakes her head. “The first Vlog that mentions Sally is full of jealously and self-pity, but the last month or so has been a love letter to their friendship. For everything else they are, she show a real love for Sally. After watching her be raw and honest about her relationship with Darrick, I can’t see any deception in the last videos.”

I responded in confusion, "Mom, does the doll need to change every day? Maybe we can do it less often, so it's not too much trouble for you." Her tone turned indifferent, and it carried a hint of an enigmatic emotion. "It has to be changed. It also needs to be washed every two days. After all, you'll be holding her every day. If she gets dirty, that wouldn't be nice." I sneered inwardly. So, she thought I was dirty. After she left, I locked the door from the inside and sat on the bed. Then, I let out a sigh and muttered, "But this doll is really ugly. I feel so annoyed looking at it."

Chapter 134 …ROBERT… Rita and I stayed by Sally’s bedside each holding her hand waiting for the medicine to wear off so she could wake up Mom came back an hour later looking horrible, her face was a mess and her eyes where Red, its like she had been crying. I had never seen Mom cry before, Maybe at Dad's funeral and Grace's but never for another reason “Did someone die?” I was tempted to ask “No, how is Sally doing?” She asked briefly looking at Sally's way,

, he said coldly. I walked into the house and made myself comfortable on the couch, even without being asked to. "I will be back", Sally's brother said and walked away into the room. After a few minutes, Sally's mom and dad walked out of their room. Sally's mom had dark circles around her eyes, she was looking very lane. She hadn't been eating since she heard about her daughter's disappearance. "So it's true, Sally is truly missing", she said and burst out in tears.

she yells back in the house. The door opens again as if someone had been standing right there but hadn't wanted to come out. The wooden screen is left banging against the house. "Your brother's home. Aren't you excited? And he brought a friend," Sally says to the woman who looks about my age and has facial features similar to Huxley's, but with a feminine wit, along with the same colored eyes and hair. She smiles looking at Huxley, but not as large as I would expect. Nothing with the emotion her mother showed.

“Ma’am, I think it’s best to leave now because both of us were about to head out before you came.” “Who do you think you are to talk to me in such a manner? I have told Kayla several times to stay away from you. I don't know why she is still hanging around you; I have heard your story and how you move around with that bad luck around you.” Sally opened her eyes wider than normal because it felt like the wound she had been trying to heal from was coming back. She stood on the same spot, unable to say anything to Kayla’s mom. “Go away, Mom, I will not stand here and watch you insult my best friend!” Kayla said angrily while Sally was completely zoned out, unable to utter a word anymore.

"You're finally here to see me, Nate." Nathan's brows furrowed as he asked in a worried tone, "Why did you act so rashly?" Sally's tears never stopped falling. "Mom and Dad are gone. Grandma and Grandpa don't love me. Now you don't want me either… What's the point of living on?" Nathan took a deep breath, unsure of how to console Sally. Sally grew more and more upset the longer she spoke. "You've changed completely ever since meeting Suzanne. It's all because of her—"

she asked Clarissa drowsily and her friend squeezed her hand with a wide smile plastered on her face. “You passed out but you are completely fine now. You’re going to be discharged tomorrow so it’s nothing serious” she replied and Sally hugged Ruby tightly. “I was so scared Mum, but I’m happy that you’re fine now,” she said and I quirked an eyebrow in confusion. Why was Sally calling Ruby her mum when Clarissa was her mother? As if reading my thoughts, Clarissa spoke up. “She calls the both of us mum so it’s normal” she explained and I slowly nodded while she chuckled and took Sally’s hand.