X Momo Novels & Stories

Xavier said to appease his mother. "All right, tag your girlfriend along..." Divine Grace muttered. "I don't have one mom! Are you some kind of fishing information again?" "Fine! Just come on Friday, I miss you already..." "Yeah mom, I'll come... Who knows I might bring someone with me..." Xavier trying to tease her mom. "That will be better!" Xavier toss aside the irritation he felt about Raina's having a boyfriend to his present predicaments, his Mom.

Xyla was unsure whether she should laugh or cry. She typed another comment, shaking her head helplessly. “Just play the way you normally would. You don’t have to keep the buffs for me intentionally. Whoever needs them can take them.” “Yes, I agree with everything you said,” Lin wrote. “Xyla, I’m a fan, and you're the woman I admire the most. You’re the kind of person I want to be,” Momo wrote. “Thank you,” Summer replied. “It’s getting late, won’t Stanley stop you from playing?” Bao asked.

“Where’s your mommy? Is she okay?” Omar slowly shook his head and his eyes teared up again. “These men broke into our house and Mommy had to fight them. One man tried to shoot Mommy in the arm,” Omar told his father while taking his hands away from his father’s beard. “Mommy was trying to protect me and she killed one man, but the other man grabbed me. He put me in his car and mommy chased him. We were on the expressway and the man shot at Mommy’s car and her car went off the road.”

her mum said in an excited tone. Arlene turned the volume up to the loudest and they kept up with their mini karaoke which was pretty much loud, because people on the road started to look at them. But then none of them cared, to Arlene her mum was a vibe and not like the regular southingham mothers who were boring and lame. These were the moments she lived for, there was never a dull moment with her mum even though they had little cat fights, but it was normal with females. “Do you think dad would be back from work by now?” Arlene asked her mum who was still caught up in the blues of the music playing.

Let 's go mom? What?

I replied and he gave me a soft kiss on my hand. "My mom was just as supportive and hardworking. She was working three jobs at a time after dad died and yet she still had time for us. It must've been the reason why she had a hard time battling cancer, she never had time to rest. I just wish I could've helped her more than I did." Alex said, whispering the last part as he gently traces the veins on my hand. "How about your mom? How come I never saw her yet?" He asked.

Selene appeared in front of the little me and I stopped crying instantly, launching myself into her arms. “Mumma I’m hungry” little me cried. I called her ‘Mumma’. I don’t remember that. I don’t remember having a mother or even thinking that I had a mother. Selene pulled me from her arms and sat me back on the ground. She waved her hands in front of her and a plate of meat and vegetables appeared. Little me squealed excitedly and dug into the food, basically inhaling it. Watching the scene, another wave washed through me. I remember the taste of the food that she often brought me. I remember her playing with me, bathing me, brushing my hair. I remember her taking care of me when I needed her

Too horny to be scared I found myself in a Tesla with a 6'4" stranger, headed to his penthouse in the most expensive and private part of LA. My mom would kick up a fuss if she could see this, and my dad. Oh the poor man would definitely faint if he heard that his princess was out without a bodyguard. “Are you okay? You look nervous?” My tall tattooed stranger asked as he glanced at me, alternating his attention between me and the road.

Faye Reed said, "Well, you could send her to me and let me help out with her for a few days." "Woof, woof, woof—" Hearing Faye Reed saying that she was going to take her away, Momo immediately came to her senses and looked at Karen Daly's mobile phone with an alert look. Momo only wanted to be with her mother. If anyone dared to take her away, she would bite them. Over the years, she had never bitten people. Perhaps others had forgotten that she would bite people. "Don't worry, I won't let you leave your mother." Faye Reed smiled and said, "Karen, this order is not urgent. You can hand in it at any time."