Vegeta's Mother Novels & Stories

Lilian stubbornly retorted, “She was carrying my son’s child! Of course, we’ve seen her! How could we not?!” The comment section unleashed another wave of attacks. [What, is her daughter actually a man or something? Because that’s the only way ‘seeing her’ would change anyone’s mind. What nonsense!] [The mother is just as bad as the daughter because she raised her!] I clenched my fists until my knuckles turned white. "I told you already! My daughter could never abandon a baby!" Lilian raised her voice and responded, "Fine! Since you still won’t admit it, I’m bringing out the third piece of evidence!

“Good. What a fine kindness.” Zeus frowned, as if weighing whether to say more. But Hera gave a small whimper in his arms, and he carried her off without another backward look. My mother stayed in the temple, sliding slowly down the pillar to the floor. She drew her knees up, buried her face in her arms, and wept without a sound. I drifted beside her and did not know what to do.

Before I can even say a word in protest, a streak of violet energy shaped like an arrow hits Jartre square in the chest and sends him flying. “Keep your hands off my daughter,” I hear the seething voice of my mother. I look over in the direction of where the energy came from to find two large figures standing side by side. One surrounded by beautiful fuchsia and silver, the other surrounded by violet and silver with a glowing bow in her hands aimed in Jartre’s direction. The figure bathed in violet walks over as the bow disappears, and kneels in front of me, “Hey kiddo, long time no see.”

Gia defended. “Your mother Valda had Taoen before she met your father, and she had given him to me to raise and to keep him safe.” Ignoring the fact that he knew my mother's name, I asked, “And how do you know she is our mother?” “You are the spitting image of her Akasha.” “Why would she need to keep Taoen safe?” Sunama asked skeptically, “She wouldn’t have left him without a trainer.” Something caught the corner of my eye pulling me from the conversation, I followed where I thought it went and saw my mother. Ignoring the group.

she answered proudly. “Are you a Luna?” Jade asked as she walked closely beside Valerie, she doesn’t know why but, she adored her. “Even Luna’s can’t really do that,” Valerie smiled. “My name is Valerie, Valerie Veleta.” She answered and the girl froze. “Valerie Veleta?” she asked with her eyeballs almost bulging out of her pupils, “daughter of the previous Suprema Clarissa Veleta and the new Suprema?” Jade asked again in shock.

"Why don't you see if all this is truly over?" As soon as Nicholas said that, Master Elaris instinctively turned and looked at Veer's mother. Suddenly, Veer's mother screamed in pain. White hair started to grow on her face and her body once more. Meanwhile, all the Wisteria praying beads that Master Elaris had scattered around her all exploded.

Kabir atlas growled loudly losing his temper “I AM NOT HER MOTHER… KABIR… HER MOTHER IS DEAD… SHE IS FUCKING DEAD…. AND I AM NOT WHAT YOU ARE TRYING TO MAKE ME…. GET THAT THING STARIGHT IN YOUR FUCKING MIND… I CAN NEVER BE MOTHER TO YOUR DAUGHTER…… BECAUSE I HAVE MY OWN LIFE….” Victoria finally spoke her mind however her words only triggered Kabir more as he ended him laying a one hard punch on his back door ‘THUDDD…….’ the aggressive sound of his punch got echoed, the door also shook rigorously, seeing with Victoria instantly went stiff in her place…

She knew for sure that nothing good awaited her outside the family that'd pronounced her as theirs. “Shall I teach her to shoot arrows?" Vtrisha asked Nyx, her palm gently rubbing Nyx's stomach. “Hey, Nyx" Mother Veer called Nyx's name, interrupting the conversation between her and Vtrisha. “I'm sorry to interrupt but, we must all thank you for helping us" Mother Veer said, her voice weak and agey. Mother Veer was one strong, old woman with grey hair. Her skin was as wrinkled as anything, just as her voice was shaky also.

I open my hands, and sparks come out of them. "Why now?" I ask with surprise, as it has never happened to me before. "Your powers have always been there, but unfortunately, no one was there to teach you." Her face turned sad as she remembered my mother. "Were you close with my mother, Camilla?" I asked gently. "Princess Verbena was our moonlight. When she left, her mother was devastated." I wanted to know more. My father only told me a few things about her. He would always say that talking about her still hurt him. He never really got over her death.

Beheard beneathespond, my mom came forward and voiced herself directly between the two of us—her earlier vulnerability evaporated, replaced by something serrated and calculating. "Alpha Drevane. I don't think we've met before. Aurelia Veyne. Lunara's mother." Vaelric's face changed — recognition, and then something resembling hate. "The missing Veyne matriarch. I was beginning to think you were a myth that Ashveil told itself to justify the state of your daughter." As if my daughter were ever broken, no matter what your pack called her for twenty-three years. My mother's voice went glacial.