Hard Carry Support Novels & Stories

not like this. To Be Continued...

He’s feeling guilty, about so many things. When they met, it was during a turbulent period in his business. She was very supportive. When they got married, that was the sweetest period in their relationship. After she gave birth to Carl, he started getting busy again. There’s so much to do. It was at this period that his business was expanding. Then Drew came along. She has two babies to take care of and he wasn’t there to help her. She did assure him that she could handle them just fine. She was very hands-on in raising their kids. You’ll rarely hear a word of complaint from her. So, he never really considered that she might be having a hard time. Two babies are a handful.

Jadie nodded and shook her shoulders to loosen her tight muscles from the nerves and adrenaline that was coursing through her veins. Kyra let out a warning growl and launched forward. She panicked, and instead of raising her arms she squeezed her eyes closed and prepared for contact. His fist drove into her cheek bone, making her head fly to the side in pain. Lincoln winced. Training her was going to be a lot harder than he thought. She didn’t rely on any of her fighting instincts and instead let her fear drive her movements. “Are you alright?” Kyra asked, massaging his knuckle. Jadie nodded and rubbed her cheek, trying to lessen the pain from what was definitely going to be a bruise. “Why d

he answered, frowning angrily at me. I looked at him in shock. “You think you have it hard? You pay me a hundred and fifty bucks a month, Josh, that doesn’t even cover his food for goodness’ sake!” He had no idea how hard it was being single parent, working as hard as you can but still knowing that your wages weren’t enough to cover the bills each month. I hated to rely on people for anything, especially Josh, but I didn’t have a choice. If he didn’t pay my child support then DJ and I wouldn’t be able to get through the month – that was why I put up with his worthless ass.