Aries As Parents Novels & Stories

Aries explained, “Okay, bring him In, I will never look down on him, at least, you my daughter, anything you like, we will support you, forget about the background, please, I don't want you to be a single parent, I want you to be happy In life, “single mom Is not a sin or disease, I don't Involve myself In a marriage that will later break my heart or the marriage that will later send me Into early grave, please, dad, spare me any marriage Issues,” Arees said,

They demonstrate an unparalleled level of commitment and love for their children, serving as both nurturers and providers, often sacrificing their own needs and desires for the sake of their family. Moreover, single parents draw their strength from the unbreakable bond they share with their children. In the face of adversity, it is their children's laughter, their hugs, and their unwavering love that serve as beacons of hope, motivating single parents to persevere through the darkest of times.

He ripped his hand off as he yelled straight at Hades himself. "No you're wrong, how many times have I've told you are parents don't defy who we ar—" "I don't know where you get that stupid phrase from because you know Damn well WE DON'T HAVE PARENTS. We're Orphans. " "We may be Orphans, but we are blessed to have parent figures— Enya, Remington, Mr and Mrs Underwind, even Artemis. If you can't see that,then I don't know what to tell you. " I walked away tears already form in my orbs and shriveled down to my cheek.

Facing the sharp stares of the reporters and their loaded, gossipy questions, Aria drew in a deep breath before speaking. "From the moment I can remember, I grew up as a Vale. My parents treated me with nothing but love. If not for my father's recent hospitalization, I would never have learned that I wasn't their biological daughter." She paused, scanning the room, her voice steady and calm. "I'm not here to argue over right or wrong. I just want to raise a question: what does it truly mean to be a parent?" "Not long ago, many of you saw firsthand what the Jepson family did to me and my husband—how far they tried to push us."

Sophie's voice is matter-of-fact, but Aria can see the confusion underneath. "And my daddy doesn't do any of those things." "No, he doesn't." "So he gave me away, right? Like when Mrs. Henderson's cat had kittens and she gave them to other families?" The simplicity of four-year-old logic makes this conversation both easier and harder. "It's not exactly like that, sweetheart." "Then what is it like?" Aria takes a deep breath. "Sometimes grown-ups aren't ready to be parents. Sometimes they don't know how to love children the way children deserve to be loved."

Maya didn’t care of what Lennon does, as long as it doesn’t harm Noah, emotionally or physically, they can still be his parents while having different partners, co-parents exist after all. For now though, they will continue being a couple in front of Noah but she will try to slowly change that, and make Noah understand that they don’t have to be together to love him and take care of him; for her, love messes things up and Nova didn’t say they have to love each other, to take card of Noah. “Okay, if you let me have him, I will let you keep your happy family facade.” Mifu agreed, only because Maya seemed to genuinely care about their son, which is something she admires about her and she will n

“There’s been another attempt at breaching the border gates. Small group. Easily handled, but it’s the third in a week. You’ll want to be aware, Your Majesties.” Aries growled low, trying not to wake the boys. Aurora’s brows furrowed. “Do they think we’re weak because we’re parents now?” she muttered, shifting Cassian gently into the nest of furs beside his brother. “Let them try to test us,” Aries said, his voice like steel wrapped in velvet. “They’ll find parenthood hasn’t dulled our claws. It’s sharpened them.”

It was as if the artifact called out to her, whispering secrets only she could understand. As her parents, Ethan and I were torn. On one hand, we knew the dangers associated with such a powerful artifact falling into the wrong hands. On the other hand, we couldn't ignore Aria's connection to it. We had witnessed her growth and responsibility in using her powers, but this artifact presented a challenge beyond anything she had faced before.

When I first thought about having a baby, it was because I didn't want to entertain any man in my life anymore. A baby to love me and me to love. I raised Aria to never feel like she lacked what other kids have, a complete family. To always know that I was enough and all she needed. Perhaps I've been wrong, kids do want both parents and a stable home. But I can't give Aria that. Can I?

Uncle Ash and Aunt Leia had tried to find their daughters for years—a decade even—and this piece of shit alpha had not tried to find out if Emmy was alive once! While I had always known there were parents out there who weren’t good to their kids, I was raised by loving parents. My mothers had always been there for me. I had seen how Airk and Argo struggled with the way their father would disappear in search of their sister, but when he was home, he was a great father.