The sun streamed through the living room window, painting golden stripes across the plush rug where Mama Hazel sat cross-legged, a mountain of stuffed animals surrounding her. Theo, a whirlwind of energy and giggles, bounced around her, a bright red plastic teacup clutched in his small hand. “Mama Hazel, it’s teatime!” he declared, his voice a high-pitched trill. “Teddy needs tea, and so does Bunny!” Mama Hazel, her face alight with a smile that could melt glaciers, chuckled. “Of course, Theo. Let’s get Teddy and Bunny their tea.” She carefully poured imaginary tea from a mismatched set of porcelain teacups, the kind her grandmother had used for elegant afternoon gatherings. Theo, mimicking her movements with his plastic cup, giggled as he poured “tea” onto the rug, creating a miniature puddle of pretend refreshment. “Bunny wants sugar,” Theo announced, his brow furrowed in concentration. “Lots of sugar!” Mama Hazel, with a twinkle in her eye, produced a small sugar bowl f
The rain hammered against the windows, a relentless rhythm that echoed the restless energy of a three-year-old boy trapped indoors. Theo, his usual boundless energy now bottled up, paced the living room, his brow furrowed in frustration. "Mama Hazel, I'm bored!" he declared, his voice tinged with a hint of despair. Mama Hazel, ever the resourceful companion, smiled. "Boredom is just a sign that our imaginations need a little nudge," she said, her voice a soothing balm to his restless spirit. "Let's build a fort!" She gathered blankets, pillows, and chairs, transforming the living room into a cozy, makeshift fortress. Theo, his eyes sparkling with renewed excitement, helped her build the walls, his tiny hands carefully arranging the pillows and blankets. "This is the best fort ever!" he exclaimed, his voice echoing through the makeshift castle. As they settled inside, Mama Hazel pulled out a book, its pages filled with colorful illustrations and whimsical tales. "Let's read a
The afternoon sun, a lazy giant, dipped behind the old oak tree in the backyard, casting long shadows across the grass. Theo, his chubby legs dangling from the porch swing, sat with his chin resting on his hand, eyes fixed on Nanny Mama Hazel. Her weathered hands, like the bark of the oak itself, moved rhythmically as she spoke, weaving a story from the air. "Once upon a time," she began, her voice a warm lullaby, "in a meadow filled with fireflies, lived a tiny little firefly named Flicker." Theo's eyes widened, his tiny fingers gripping the swing chains. He loved fireflies, the tiny lights that danced in the twilight like magic. "Flicker was different from the other fireflies," Nanny Mama Hazel continued, her voice low and captivating. "He was afraid of the dark. He couldn't bear to be alone in the night, his little light trembling with fear." Theo, usually a fearless explorer of the world, felt a pang of sympathy for Flicker. He knew what it felt like to be afraid of the da
She caught her breath as soon as she stopped near that bridge. She looked back, making sure that she was already far away from the establishment that nearly ended her dignity. She never thought that there are people like them.People who only wanted money in the world and nothing else. Those people are sure to be trash. Hazel thought that today was her lucky day.“Why am I so unlucky?” she murmured to herself, biting her lower lip.Her eyes blurred and the heavy feeling on her chest kept on pumping her. Finding it hard to breathe,she clenched the railings of that long bridge. She didn’t notice that her feet would take her to this place. A sidewalk beside the bridge.Hazel raised her head and sniffed her nose. She wiped her eyes and looked down. Under the bridge was a long running river. Anyone who would like to jump down will surely drown and die.The only thought that was running into her mind was to jump. Her heart started to beat faster and as she looked down. The chilly air comi
“Let the young master go if you don’t want to die at this moment,”That deep cold voice delivered weakness in her spine. A black car was already parked in front of them where those men in black came. They surrounded Hazel and the little kid. They all have guns which look like real ones.“Hand the young master over,” The man ordered.Hazel gulped. The words from her mouth disappeared. A while ago, she already wanted to die, but after feeling that gun pointed at her head, she realized that she still wanted to live and be happy.“Uwaaahh!!” The loud cry of the child made everyone flinch. The serious atmosphere lifted up and this gave Hazel a chance to talk.“E-Excuse me, sir. “ She gulped. “I don’t know anything. This c-child r-r-ran onto me and c-ry,” She said, defending herself.The tall man holding the gun pointed at her head looked at her with contempt. “Who are you kidding?” He asked. “You got the wrong person to kidnap.” “Kidnap?!” Hazel’s eyes widened, forgetting the gun pointed
Anxiousness crawled all over her body. Hazel covered her cheeks to hide her face. After throwing her inside that luxurious car, they left her in an empty room with only one chair and table. Like those scenes from the movies where the police investigate the criminal to admit their crimes.Different scenarios already came to her mind. Are they going to tie her upside down? Put her head in a bucket of cold water? Worse if they cut her fingers one by one.Hazel knew that she was innocent. She did nothing wrong. Theo randomly ran onto her and called her “Mama”. She didn’t know a single thing about motherhood. Even though it was hard and she was embarrassed, she is willing to admit that she never had any relationships or past lovers. After she got thrown out from the orphanage, she worked and worked for her life. All that came into her life was money. She wanted to finish school and find a better job. She wanted to let this society know that an Omega like her can also go along with a luxur
The sun shone through the glass window, reflecting a new day and hope. The lady sleeping on the bed started to move. She slowly moved her arms up on her head when suddenly a heavy feeling on her right shoulders numbed her hand.Rubbing her eyes, Hazel looked and was surprised to see a small child sleeping next to her. She almost forgot that today was the first day of her job as a Mama. She still couldn’t believe what had gotten into her to accept that job quickly.“Is this how broke and hopeless people think?” She asked herself in her mind. She flatten her body and let Theo enjoy her arms under the blanket. She never thought that the feeling of having kids next to you will make her problems disappear. Hazel suddenly remembered the days when she was at the orphanage. She thought that her life would evolve in that place until she turned 18 and was thrown away.Even though she had no idea why they did that to her, she was lucky to experience things she never experienced inside that orph
Axel stood up after taking a last sip from his coffee. He checked his wristwatch and fixed his necktie. He called one of his men and told them to get the car ready.“Papa, are you going to work now?” Theo asked, looking up to his father.The Alpha paused and nodded. “Yes, I have a lot of things to do in the company. You will stay here with Mama.” He glanced at Hazel then back to his son.Theo pouted. “But Mama will be lonely if Papa is busy.” He said in a small voice.Seeing how hopeless the child was, Hazel cleared her throat. “Theo, I’m not lonely. I’m happy because I will be here with you.” She said,Theo quickly smiled. “Really, Mama?” he asked.The lady nodded. She didn’t want to be alone with Axel today. She already showed a lot of embarrassing things to the Alpha. At least she wanted to give herself a preparation and a full relaxation about the new place. She wanted to roam the house and talk with the maids and Henry.She’s not familiar with this place so she needed time.“Excu