What Happened To Zukos Mom นิยาย & เรื่องราว

"Zeke, when are you leaving? We'll help carry these to the train for you if it's too much!" Zuko felt like telling them a private plane was coming to pick him up. "By the way, where's your family located?" Zuko hesitated for a moment and answered softly, "Centrolis." As soon as they heard the name, Jesse and Melissa fell silent. They had always been in sync for so many years, never mentioning the place "Centrolis" in front of Lina. It was because they had stolen their daughter from there. They stubbornly believed that even though a little girl did not have memories, they might rush forth like a torrential flood—unstoppable once a certain point triggered those memories.

"You will receive your money immediately after you have avenged the woman's cruelty." Zika didn't say anything. She left the house with her suitcase. When going to take a taxi, Irina contacted her. "Are you okay, Mom?" Irina asked over the phone. "I'm sad that your father embarrassed me." Zika motioned for the driver to keep her suitcase in the car while she was talking to her daughter. Zika got into the car after the driver was ready to run the car. "I can't help you, Mom. I'm sorry." "It's okay."

Until finally, Zack's mother died at the hands of Amber and her allies. They had cunning intentions to seize the throne in order to maintain power. However, the unexpected thing was that in the dying moments of Zack's mother, she had time to give birth first. A year after Zack was born, his mother was pregnant again. His father, who was worried about the fate of his children after his wife died, immediately took action to keep his children away from Amber, although bringing Zack was difficult because he was under tight guard from Amber's guards.

was one thing that he knew it, and another thing to hear Zion talk about it. Zion was a little angry, but said in a low voice, "I was still young before, so I wasn't clear. I just heard from my godfather that in the first two years, my mommy never dare to close her eyes, or to go out, and she didn't dare to see anything glowing. My godfather also said that for a period of time, my mommy had depression and wanted to jump down from the 32nd floor. If my godfather hadn't found it out on time, my mommy probably wouldn't have been alive now." Zion's voice became lower and lower, but Nathaniel's heart suddenly sank to the bottom.

Mom you have no grandson, you only have a son". Zacks mother on the other end kept silent for some seconds before she responded "what do you mean I have no grandson? what happened to the one you told us about?". Zack sighed helplessly "Mom, he is not my son, I just found out through a DNA report. That woman wanted to pin another man's child on me. I have no child mom, it was all a ruse played by my ex-girlfriend," Zack said patiently, making sure every word was understood. Zack's mother on the other end was shocked, "b-but w-what..I mean how could this be? son could it be that you made a mistake somewhere?"

They didn't receive any responses for the messages they sent too. Samuel's emotions spiraled out of control. In a trembling voice, he asked, "How could they die just like that? How could someone die at home without anyone else noticing?" The private investigator sighed, clearly reluctant to deliver the harsh details he uncovered. "It's been a while, so much of Ms. Zucker's information is difficult to trace. According to the village committee, it seems she developed a systemic infection after donating her bone marrow. As for the child… he starved to death. He stayed with his mother's body for several days. It was terrible."

I knew she understood my cover-up, but I did not understand why she laughed. “Yes, Mom, my uncle is a good man and has always taken care of his First General,” Zaza said. “So he is your father? I hope he is not thinking of doing any stuff with my daughter,” my Mom said. Zaza and I busted into laughter. I was happy to see my mother’s spirit very high. She was the only person who stood up for me. As the sun began to set, Zaza and I decided to head back to our quarters. We bid my mother farewell, promising to visit again soon. The walk back was peaceful, the quiet of the woods a stark contrast to the chaos that had defined our recent days.

“That was Zara.” Mom stands up, pulls hard on my forearm, making me stumble closer to her, “You sent your mate. A sigma in heat for the first time. Out into the forest by herself? Are you insane?” “Mom, what was I supposed to do? Bring her back here?” I jerk my arm away from her, motioning toward the house and the processing facility.

I backed away, shaken, my head facing down like I lost in a lottery. Maybe I was wrong. Maybe she didn’t recognize me at all. Maybe she really had lost her mind. Zeke was right. A part of this was my fault. But not entirely. He should be held liable. Zeke was standing there, waiting for a result. “What happened?” His brows frowned when I finally stepped out of the room. “What did you do to Celes?” My pitch was high, demanding an answer. “Why did she end up like this?” “Her mother died.” He answered in a casual way, with no sadness or conscience at all. “Maybe she couldn’t accept the loss.”

“He’s like you. A Zonculi.” There was a moment of pause between us until I spoke. Shock was evident in my voice. “He is?” She hummed in response. “Their father is a Zonculi, and their mother was a Mavi.” “Was? You mean...?” My eyes shot up a glance to the back of the brothers. Leah nodded. “Yeah, she died in the last war.” “There was a war?”, I asked again. She chuckled. “You ask a lot of questions do you?”