Ex Dad Novels & Stories

“I don’t mean bad, Lily. I just don’t want Dad or anyone to say something that can give my children trauma. I’m in Bell City for an assignment, and I’ll leave when I’m done.” Lily only shook her head since she knows Natalie won’t listen to her and just decided to find a way to let everyone meet. “Mom, we will get to see Dad too, right?” Norah asked, her gaze fixed on Natalie. Natalie had once told them their dad is in Bell’s city and they would see him anytime they visited, not knowing it will be soon, but even her, don’t recognize the man plus it’s been six years and Bell’s city is big, she doubts if she can ever meet their father again.

The complexities of balancing personal and professional aspects of their lives lingered in the room, leaving them both with a shared understanding that the path to a more open relationship required careful consideration and patience. *********************** Jayden sat in his office, the dim light casting a contemplative atmosphere around him. His mind was occupied with the weight of a business deal, one that seemed elusive without the support of a powerful ally. The person who held the key to this particular venture was none other than his father, Bryan.

Why did she feel guilty, yet happy at the same time? “If your dad allows it, then yes. I can see you every Saturday and Sunday.” “Dad will say yes!” he exclaimed excitedly. “Did you talk to him about it?” she asked, raising a brow. “Not yet, but my daddy loves me,” he said, as if it was obvious that Jarrel would agree to whatever he wanted. Jarrel did spoil him a lot. “Speaking of your dad… where is he?” As soon as she asked, she regretted it. Blake’s mischievous grin made her want to blush.

“I just have to clear up a few things, and I need closure. I don't think I can move on with my life if I don't get one from him.” Mom sighed, she almost looked like she was going to say something, but at the very last moment she stopped herself. While I was happy to know she wasn't going to argue with me about it, I wanted to know what she had to say. Somewhere deep inside, I was looking for reasons to not go, especially after sleeping with his dad. “I think you're being an idiot, and you're going to regret meeting him,” Ant added with a mouthful of green leaves. “Nothing good comes out of meeting your ex, and yes I'm talking from experience.”

"Stella?" "You know her?" Mom and Levi were abruptly behind Dad as they also stared at the picture and Mom's eyes widened as well, instantly staring up at Dad. "I thought she was locked up?" "That's what I thought too" "Do you know her?" The officer inquired again, taking back his phone. Dad nodded. "We do, she was my ex" "Tell us more, sire. It seem like she was targeting your son. Did something happen between you two before or after you broke up?"

"You don't seem to be in the right state of mind since yesterday. You're very on edge. What on earth is going on?" Hearing his concern, I couldn't hold back anymore and burst into tears. "I heard Dad's voice…" Felix stiffened. "It's been over a week since Dad passed. Are you sure you didn't imagine it?" "No," I cried, shaking my head. "It's real. He just told me that something's going to happen to Jasper. And then sure enough, I can't reach Delia on her phone anymore. What do I do?" One tragedy after another had occurred this week, and my nerves were frayed to their limit.

Xen asked, his voice softening so much that anyone from his army would not have recognized him. “Daddy, are you okay? You look tired,” the baby girl said. Vera did not bother stopping the kids. If they wanted to talk to him, they could talk. Plus, the guy had refused marriage, which was good. That meant one future woman was already out of the picture. “I am a bit tired,” Xen admitted. “I miss you and your mom a lot. Plus, your great-great-grandma is missing.” “Mommy,” another boy’s voice rang, confused, “why does Daddy say Grandma is missing when she is with us?”

And i did. I did fucking cum It had my entire body vibrating so hard I thought I was going to pass. Fuck! This man just keeps getting better. He keeps learning my body more that I have learnt it. And he knows exactly how and what to do. My brain had completely gone foggy and completely wiped away with lost. I swear at the point if you had asked me to say a word I wouldn't. God have mercy, but when I told Micheal his father was better than him, I meant every damn thing. Every fucking word.

Save me, Mom…" With one fluid smack, Eliza sent him flying. "Get away from me! I don't know this lunatic!" I walked over to Lucius, looking down at him. "What's wrong? Didn't you like calling people daddy? Well, the real one is here, so why are you so quiet?" Then, I turned to Joyce. "See? I told you he wasn't a reliable father, right? When it really comes down to it, there's no one better than your actual parents, don't you think?"