Dear Sonali Letters To The Daughter I Never Had Novels & Stories

Don't be afraid of motherhood, you will be amazing. I wipe the tears that managed to roll off my cheeks with the back of my hand. I place the piece of paper to my chest at the thought of the son I never got to have. I wish she was here to tell me all those things she wrote in this piece of paper. I continue to read.

When I received a call from my daughter, Aurora Wilken, I shot up in bed and stepped on the cold floor with my bare feet. “Aurora, is that really you? It’s Mom.” The line crackled with static before her voice grew clearer. “Mom, didn’t we just pay the electric bill yesterday? The power went out. I’m so scared. Where are you, Mom? Please come home.” It was my daughter’s voice! There was no mistaking it!

I explained how I gave everything to support my daughter’s family, how I was alienated from their family, and how I discovered the rigged raffle box on New Year’s Eve. At the very end of the video, I said, “I don’t want sympathy, I just want the truth to be revealed. “A parent’s love is not an endless ATM. A child shouldn’t think of his or her parents only when money is involved.”

For six conservative months, I couldn't bring myself to read her letters and never wrote her back. Despite the fracture between us, I never allowed it to come between Monalisa and her son. I always gave Liam the letter from his mother for the six months that I couldn't read mine and whenever he wrote back to her, I would email it back to her.I knew how important a relationship between a mother and child was.

I muttered. As I finally opened it, Daddy's handwritten letter greeted me. It was so beautiful, his penmanship captivating despite his masculinity. My Dearest Celeste Koa, My love, I'm certain that when you lay eyes on this letter, I'll be no longer by your side. Or perhaps, it has been a while since I've been away from you. I just want you to know how much I love you, Celeste. When you entered our lives, we didn't plan everything, but I was overjoyed because finally, I had a daughter who I'm confident will continue the legacy I'll leave in this world. You became my strength and weakness during times when I could barely rise from sorrow. You served as my inspiration to carry on with a life f

He handed me an envelope containing a letter. My lifeline, my sweetheart If you are reading this letter, it means I'm no more. You must be heartbroken right now but don't act rashly. Mind you not a single word to the doctor. I had threatened him not to tell you. Please forgive me, Jaan. I didn't have the heart to terminate the symbol of our love. What was its fault in this? I know I have given you a daughter, a princess, you had always desired. Don't blame her for anything, she is a part of me. Take care of her as you have always taken mine. It is my gift to you. You are entitled to take care of her. You are her father and mother. If you find someone then please for the sake of my love, marr

Widya nodded slowly, and began to open the letter written by her son. [Mama, I'm sorry I can't visit you today. The company has a lot of work, I also have to take care of my wife who just gave birth, just like you took care of her after giving birth. I will be a husband and father like you, who protects, looks after and is responsible for children and wife. Forgive your son who has not been able to be devoted to you, Mama. I hope you can forgive all the mistakes Anton has made, both intentional and unintentional.

Tears stung my eyes as soon as I saw Papa’s familiar cursive handwriting. Dearest Alina, I know that I haven’t been much of a father to you since your mother died, and I sincerely apologise for that. The thing is, you’ve always been so strong. Even when you were in pain, you still stood by me. And I’m so proud to have such an amazing daughter.

Narrator’s POV— ( Past Life) “Dear Dad, Trust this letter finds you and mom in good health! I know you must be very sad and devastated after losing me and I can’t even bring myself to imagine what it must be like to lose a grown up daughter whom you have loved more than anything in the world!

I hope, whatever future eventually unfolds for you, that you find that same courage, should you ever need it. I love you more than these simple words could ever properly express. “Your mother, I never gave her this letter directly. I confess a particular cowardice, even at the very end of my life, unable to bring myself to burden my daughter's genuine happiness with fears that had, by then, remained dormant for nearly three decades.