Selena Quintanilla Mom Novels & Stories

Mila stated. Selena was fortunate to hear her aunt’s exact words, and she felt dumbfounded knowing that Jin had a father that she did not know existed. What Selena knew when she and her cousin were growing up was that Mila had lost her husband in a car accident when she was pregnant with their child.

Selena’s chest tightened unexpectedly. Her parents exchanged a brief glance that neither of them attempted to hide. Then Denver’s mother turned back toward them. “You must be very proud,” she said calmly. Selena’s mother opened her mouth slightly but no words came out immediately. Denver’s mother continued before the silence could grow awkward. “You raised a wonderful daughter,” she said. Selena felt the world shift slightly around her. Her parents stood completely speechless. Denver’s mother’s gaze returned to Selena with a thoughtful smile. “I believe she will also make an excellent mother to my grandchild.”

Nothing could dampen the joy in my heart. As a matter of fact, I thought I had better meet them head on and break the news. Perhaps, that way, I may be able to diffuse my father's annoyance. Haven't I gotten what he had always wanted? I have finally gotten a wife, and can officially be crowned, so he shouldn't be able to stay annoyed at me, right? However, when I saw my mother and my father, they were with two other people. I recognised them instantly. They were Jack Turner and Lupe Turner, Selena's parents.

Leo said. "Aunt did want to contact you back then, but Selena always prevented it. She said she didn't want to bother you and was very embarrassed to meet you. She still feels very guilty for suddenly leaving you," Miranda explained, making Selena immediately extend her hand. "Mom, that's enough," Selena said as if pleading with Miranda not to talk about her situation again after separating from Leo.

Her mom then turns to her daughter with a mischievous look on her face. “One thing you will learn about your mother Jennifer is never underestimate your mother as I work in mysterious ways, like Selena sweetie check your phone you should have some messages from your mother.” Selena digs into her purse to look for her phone, when she finds it, she lights it up to see several text messages from her mom, her aunt, and her grandma. Jen looks over her shoulder to see how many messages she has from the women in her family. “I don’t understand how does my mom, aunt, and abuela know about my dress?” Selena looks more confused than I have seen her even when we baked in home economics and that’s not h

Jose called warningly. His mother stopped his interference, casting her full attention on Selena. "You're a foolish little girl. Your father stopped being my brother the day he abandoned me, my son, our family and went ahead to marry the slut your mother. You should be happy Jose loves you or you'd have been rotting in the ditch with your trash of a mother" she shrieked furiously in her face. Selena was appalled by blatant admission. Only one thing made sense. "You killed my mother?"

Selena looks serious asking about this. Jessy took a deep breath and then answered. "I don't know my parents, who are they and where are they, are they alive or dead? I don't know anything about those." This fact surprised Selena, it turned out that her daughter-in-law did not know the identities of her parents. Selena put her arm around the daughter-in-law's shoulder. "But you have a family and parents now, you are a strong person and I know that." "I have a twin sister, her name is Lenny but we don't have a good relationship and every time we meet we always fight or argue. Actually I feel sad that our relationship is like this but I don't know how to change that."

I said, purposefully calling her the wrong name as subtle payback for earlier, but she didn't seem to notice. Or maybe she did. "Oh! That's who you look like!" she exclaimed loudly. I jumped back at her shrieking. "I'd been trying to figure it out from the moment I saw you." "Who?" I asked reticently. "Selena Quintanilla! My mother loved her music so much. The poor girl. Wasn't it tragic what happened to her?" Celeste looked up to the sky, and she shook her head. I wish she would look down since she was dragging me down a flight of stairs at the back of the store.

If anyone deserved punishment, it was Selena, for merely existing. We got home a little later, and I found my mother in the living room. It was unusual; she hadn’t mentioned she was coming. Just then, Damian’s mother walked out of the kitchen with her usual sneer. She used to love me — before Selena ruined everything. “Grandma!” Henry beamed, rushing to her. She pulled him into her arms, smiling. “How was school today?” she asked. “It was fine, Grandma. Where’s Daddy? Is he still sleeping?”

"Didn't you say a few minutes ago that your mommy and daddy were sunbathing? Then why—" Selena began to explain what she had said a few minutes ago about her family. The woman sunbathing with her daddy was her stepmother, not the woman who gave birth to her. "Ah, I understand now. Your father remarried and you have a stepmother." Selena nodded to confirm Selana's words. "Then are you missing your mommy? You can hug my girlfriend if she looks a lot like your mommy." Gery's brother held Sienna's arm, which was still resting on his shoulder, and pulled Sienna closer to Selana. "Do it, Baby. She misses her mom."