Why Is Big Mom So Strong Novels & Stories

In stead of saying something to make the knocking stop, I got up, pulled on my pajama pants and marched for the door. "What?!" I growled, yanking the door open, people could be so irritating. I swallowed my irritation when I noticed who standing on the other side of the door. "We can take outside if you want" mom said with a raised brow and I swallowed hard. "No thanks" I said knowing damn I would get my ass beat. Mom had a stronger connection to the moon Goddess, making her the strongest of us because she can easily channel the goddesses power. "Good, get ready, I want you both down in thirty minutes" she said and turned to walk away before I could even respond.

Alanza’s POV "Wait, Mom is actually that powerful?" I asked. The words felt heavy in my mouth. I couldn't wrap my head around it. How could my mother have more raw strength than the beta of an entire pack? It didn't make any sense. In a different life, your mother would have been a prime choice for a Luna, Sombra replied in my head.

Messiah went somewhere within the hospital. "Hey Mom," I turned myself on the couch my mom and I were sitting on, lying down with my head on her lap. "Yes, baby," I watched her for a moment, wondering how she'd take the news. If there's one thing I've learned about my mother, is that she's strong even when she couldn't be. She was never given a chance to be anything but strong. Even though I admire that a great deal, Samantha has made me realize that being strong – or being the strongest, can be toxic. It can be toxic, especially to yourself. It is not something to be taken lightly. And so I wonder, how much she had to endure without me knowing or even acknowledging the pain she hides behind

I tell them both. “Son, your strength comes from her, and vice versa. It will be good to speak it out loud.” My mother stated. “This is exactly the reason I did not want a mate. Because of all I would have to deal with if she weren’t strong enough.” I begin. “She survived horrors you have no idea about. She seems pretty damn strong to me.” My mom adds. I bite my tongue and decide to let it go for now. Fin and I need to see her.

I smile, eyes cast on mom's pale face. "I know, she has always been strong." Honestly, my mother is the strongest person I have ever seen and I think I took after her. "You are the strongest woman I have ever met," Ric tells me out of nowhere. "You should meet my mother." I say chuckling. "No seriously, you have been through hell and here you are stronger than ever." I sigh. I am. I really am. "I guess I took after her," I say glancing at him. "He taught me how to be strong."

“You’ve shown me how to be strong. Your strength is something to be admired, Athena.” I smile as my eyes fill with tears. “Thanks, Mom.” “I am the mate of a Gamma, and the mother of our Delta. So I’m going to be strong for you, and for your father’s memory. We will avenge him, and we will protect our Luna,” she says as she holds her hand out for Cassia, and Cassia takes it with a teary smile. “We will protect this pack no matter the cost.” “Spoken like a true warrior,” Jess says with a smile and places her hand on Mom’s arm.

"I believe in you; you're the favored child of the Moon Goddess. You can do this. How many times have you overcome difficulties with your own strength? You can do it this time too." Strangely, my heart calmed down. "Let’s go." I took firm steps and walked to the door of Mom's room. My two brothers looked at me with belief, and I opened the door and went in. The room was somewhat dim. I approached Mom's bedside. Dad sat by Mom's side, holding her hand. His eyes were bloodshot, his face weary. I had never seen him so powerless. Dad had always been a figure of strength, authoritative yet gentle in the face of his wife and children. Mom's illness had hit him hard.

"She's just sleeping. Healing. She'll wake up soon." "She saved us." Aiden's voice was small. "The bad man was going to hurt me and Mommy stopped him. She got hurt protecting me." "That's what mommies do." I kissed the top of his head. "They protect their children. No matter what." "But she almost died." Luna started crying quietly. "I felt it. Through my new eyes. Felt her getting weaker. What if she hadn't been strong enough?" "But she was." I held them tighter. "Your mom is the strongest person I know. Stronger than any wolf I've ever met. She's survived things that would have killed others. And she'll always fight for you. Both of you."

“Dane… Zane…and Kane… they think Ariel might have a point. They think maybe I’m too weak to keep fighting, and maybe it’s best if I just… leave.” There was a long pause on the other end of the line. Then, my mom’s voice came through, low and fierce. “Listen to me, Sierra. You are not weak. You hear me? You’ve been through more than anyone should ever have to go through, and you’re still standing. You’re still fighting. That doesn’t make you weak. That makes you strong.”

Eve cried out to her mother. “No, baby, of course not, Pumpkin, the leaders of this pack just don't get it when it comes to understanding what true strength is. You are a powerful person. You are the most powerful person I am familiar with. Those idiots are the ones who are the most vulnerable, if anything else.” Marie attempted to console her daughter, while a venomous tone seeped into her voice. “What should I do now, Mom? I'm afraid that I won't be able to deal with this for the rest of my life because I don't think I have the strength.” Eve told her mother while her eyes welled up with tears.