Book Reviews Parents Novels & Stories

“We already finished ‘The Super Legends’ yesterday.” “I want one of the new ones we bought this morning,” he said. ‘Mommies And Their Little Boys’. Blake and he had gone out for brunch this morning and later went shopping. He picked the book off the shelf and beside Jayce on the bed to read to him. “Story one.” Blake cleared his throat. A lump had suddenly gathered up there. He felt sorry for his little boy. Blake knew he was missing his mother terribly. He made a mental note to discuss him with Jolie, to find out if Jayce needs therapy of some sort. He just had to help his little boy. “The title is, ‘Little Ben and his Mom.”

Kit stated as she walked in and stood before the desk. “So, you to find that life as being parents is a good one?” The judge asked., “They did allow you the time to write the book about this whole situation. I am glad that you decided to keep the baby out of it. However, I found the entire book to be captivating and page-turning I couldn’t put it down for a few days. I recommend it to everybody saying I happen to know the author,”

It feels like a test I’m too afraid to fail. My phone is heavy in my pocket. I pull it out without thinking and open the blog app. The post is still at the top—The Fathers of My Child?—raw and messy and written in that haze after I left the clinic. It was supposed to be a private scream into the void. But now… the little notification bubble says 1.8k comments. I scroll. "You’re so brave for sharing this." "I lost mine last year and I felt every word you wrote."

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It was nice to share a family meal instead of eating a few bites in my room, reminiscing about Kellan and our loving moments. The three of us sat at the table, enjoying our meal. I ate more than usual, taking more than just two or three spoonfuls. “How was the book club?” Mom asked. I told her about Julie’s excitement over the Alpha character she was reading about and shared some of the gossip from the club. I noticed my parents tense up at the mention, but I brushed it off. Maybe I was just tired and imagining things.