Dear Mom And Dad Novels & Stories

"This is the best birthday ever! Thank you Mom and Dad, we love you!" Their words hit me like a physical blow. Mom and Dad. The easy way they said it, the genuine love and happiness in their voices– God! The overwhelming emotions their actions evoked in me was almost more than I could bear. I felt tears prickling at the corners of my eyes and so I rapidly blinked my eyelashes, trying to hold them back.

“We hope you are sleeping well in a comfortable bed and that you’ve made lots of new friends. Write to us soon and let us know about them. We love you so very much, dear. Take care of yourself and write soon. Your father sends all of his love, as do I. Love, Mom.” I read the letter over again. I still have tears in my eyes as I finish it for the third time. It is a lifeline for me, a reminder that my parents are still out there, that they are alive and love me. I would give anything to be able to hug them right now, to kiss their cheeks, and tell them that I love them. But I can’t.

She has made us so happy. The key you have in your hand right now is the key to your new home. Yes, we bought you a house. We love having you here, but you have a daughter. You deserve to have a place of your own. We love you so much. Love, Mom and Dad By the time I finish reading that card, I have tears running down my face. I look up at my parents and can't even form words to get out a simple thank you. I walk over to them and throw my arms around them both. My mom is crying too, of course.

I love you so very much, Aurelia Seer King and if you are anything like me, I know you will find a mender as soon as you drop this letter… and if you are your father’s daughter, you will succeed. Go save the world, my child. Love, Mom and Dad—”

"Yes if that's okay with you" "We would love to have you as our Mom. I hugged all three of them. "Thank you so much, you kids don't know how happy you've made me today. " No, you've made us happy by giving us the love of a mother even though you just met us, that just shows that humanity still exists.

Carla had to wipe away her tears, afraid to wet her sisters' letter as she read her sisters' heart being poured out onto the crumbled piece of paper. I know she's not perfect, none of us are truthfully, but please don't hold anything against her. After everything that's happened, she needs you now more than ever. More than I do. I love you, Mom. I love you, Dad. Grandma & Grandpa,

Mom speaks out1 _____________________________________

Tonight, I wrote: Dear Little One, Your mom is the most incredible person I’ve ever met. She’s strong, smart, and so full of love. You’re going to have the best life, and I can’t wait to meet you. I promise to protect you, to guide you, and to always be there for you, no matter what. Love, Dad I closed the laptop, a sense of peace washing over me. Life was far from perfect, but with Bridgette by my side, it felt like everything was exactly as it should be.

I take Loic's hand in mine, feeling grateful for his presence and support. I turn back to face my parents, I take a deep breath, trying to find the right words to express myself. My mother's eyes are filled with mushed tears, and my father looks torn between worry and understanding. "Mom, Dad," I begin, my voice trembling slightly, "I know you might not fully understand or support my decision right now, but I want you to know that I love you both dearly, now and forever. I will always cherish the memories we've shared together."

Mom suggested, casting a glance at the wall clock. "Alright, Mom, I'll be right back tomorrow," I replied, planting a tender kiss on her cheek before bending down to press a gentle kiss on Dad's forehead. "Be careful when driving," her parting words lingered in the air, a gentle reminder of her maternal concern and love.