Vegeta's Mother Novels & Stories

Before she could finish,Kingston’s demons took over and grabbe-d Vesta’s neck “How dare you tell me to give up on my mate!” Kingston yelled choking her while Vesta struggled in his hand “I’m,,I’m sorry” Vesta said Kingston released her and she fell on the floor still coughing “Will you tell me now?? Tell me!” Vesta swallowed “I’m your mother! Learn how to control your demons!!!” Vesta yelled “Answer me” “You’re the only one who can save her,,there’s only one way” Vesta said “What way?” Kingston asked immediately

Aurora and her mother are prime examples. Azura has not seen her mother for a long time. Although she is not her biological mother, she still greets her mother. "Mom." "Are you back already?" Aurora's mother's gentle smile is something that Azura has never dreamed of. Is her mother smiling at her? Azura happily hugged her mother. She didn't know her mother was still disgusted with her. Aurora left. She still doesn't give up on Vincent. She did not believe that she loses to Azura.

"Martin, are you even human? Those are Mom's ashes! You killed her to please Waverly, and now you've scattered her remains too. Are you happy now?" Martin's eyes widened in shock, and he immediately told everyone to stop throwing things away. With trembling hands, he called his department, and moments later, his expression grew heavy. Just when I thought he might feel remorse, he suddenly ordered people to snatch the urn from my hands. I held on tight, sobbing loudly. "Martin, what are you doing? That's Mom's urn! She's your own mother! Make them let go! Let go!" Martin took the urn from them, staring down at me with cold disappointment as I fell apart on the floor. "What kind of terrible th

Sanvika asked. “Your mother. She was supposed to be here.” He said. “Right?” Sanvika’s expression faded. She was not happy with the fact that Nirmala was supposed to come. “Hm,” She said. She looked away, not looking happy. “Can you call her and see where she is?” Vivaan asked her. “I am not calling her.” She snapped. “Come on.” “No.” “She is your mother.” “She tried to kill you.” She yelled at him.

Her fury didn’t faze me, though. "I told you not to shift, Jayden. You disobeyed—and now you’ve unleashed the fire that could burn both worlds to the ground." "You don’t need to worry about that, Mother," the mysterious woman interrupted smoothly. We all turned to face her. She was so damn beautiful that even Jerome was openly staring. Wait a second—did she just call Vanessa ‘Mother’? "Mother, it’s me—Auriana," she whispered. At the sound of her name, Vanessa rushed toward her—but Jerome stepped in, his body tense and protective.

I was shocked again. “You really have no respect, do you?!” she yelled, though she was smiling. “So farm girls are feisty now! Where did you even come from? Do you even know who you’re talking to?! She’s the one and only Vesta Mavkos, mother of the Mavkos Quadruplets. She can ruin your life in an instant, and I can ruin your face. Not that there’s much left to ruin,” she said, insultingly, and grinned at me. “Now, get out of this house and never come back again!” I didn’t flinch. I stared at her emotionlessly and held my throbbing cheek.

Selene insists, stepping onto the porch and dumping her satchel of collected stones. “They usually are,” he says, pulling her into a one-armed hug. My mother emerges from the door, wiping her hands on her apron. She looks at me, and in that look, I see the woman who forgave a traitor so her children wouldn't have to carry his hate. She is the center of this world, the gravity that keeps us all from drifting into the dark. “Wash up, both of you,” she says. “Aiden just crested the rise. He’ll be here in minutes.”

Victoria ignored the concerned, covert glances from the few in attendance at the open grave site. Damn them all. Mother is dead and it is that bastard’s fault. She would avenge her mother’s death and destroy the man who’d reduced her mother from a strong, vibrant woman to a weak, lifeless one. Even if it meant his death, or the death of everything he loved. Closing her eyes, she blocked out the shadowy image of the man responsible, her pathetic excuse for a father.

It was too excruciating to bear. “Mother, look how I am going to end the life of those you have chosen over avenging your daughter’s death. Instead of giving them the judgement they deserve, you came to their aid to help them restore their land from those demons. You and my brother betrayed me… and Vixen. I will not forgive you,” she growled at her mother. “Goddess Lumia, help my friends… p-please do something. I am begging--” “I guess, this isn’t a part of training anymore. Bring them back, Vela. I’ll be the one who will deal with you,” Goddess Lumia said in a very authoritative voice, cutting me off as I begged for her to do something; to save my friends.

“Something funny mother?” “Only the mere fact you think you know anything my dear boy. Those mates of yours as you call them have brain washed you. I’m your mother, that pup’s grandmother. I only wanted to ensure Vanessa’s safety until it was born, I know how keen everyone is to have her executed” the way she spun her words was something else entirely. My mother had been high priestess and a Luna for a long time, she always knew what to say to divert attention away from matters she didn’t want to be acknowledged. This time however it wasn’t going to happen, she wouldn’t be talking her way out of this.