I Become A Doting Father Novels & Stories

I shook my head, “He’s just a friend dad, he’s helping me get away from all the Steve drama and the Darren drama.” He looked over to the kids, “You know I love you to death right kiddo, but I feel like I need to say this. You need to settle down, you’ve got 3 kids, 2 are biologically yours and they all have different fathers. You don’t get help with any of them, I’m telling you Ian is a real man, he won’t act up like those boys did. I thought when you met Steve you would settle down but it was always rocky. He needs to grow the fuck up that kid.”

Jimmy was staring at me with a great smile. "You will make a good father." I smiled. "I hope so, Jimmy. I haven't been this excited about something in the last few years. I am very excited and I just hope that I do right by him." "So, what about the mother? Are you going to marry her?" I shook my head. Just because I suddenly have a son, doesn't mean I want to be a husband suddenly. Yes, I agree that I wasn't expecting this. I have never thought of what I will do as a father but it's giving me a lot of pleasure right now.

Ivy and Ian stared at the empty doorway for a moment before they looked at each other. “Did he just call himself daddy?” Vivian asked, and Ivy giggled. “Yep! That's my father. He's my big bad father until I'm hurt. The littlest cut and he breaks into baby talk, and suddenly, he becomes Daddy. He's probably seeing me as his 5-year-old little girl right now, and he's out there making me soup or something,” Ivy said, unable to wipe the smile from her face.

I rock her gently back and forth, trying to anchor her, trying to anchor myself. I press my lips to the top of her head. My fingers thread through the strands of her hair. "Fuck," I murmur. "I'm really going to be a dad." "Only if you want to be," she whispers cautiously. "No, doll face," I say, my tone firm, leaving no room for doubt. "There is no ifs. I'm the father and I'll fucking act like it. You don't get to take that away from me."

I asked, feeling overwhelmed. He turned to face me fully, his eyes intense. "Just... don't give up on him. I know it seems hopeless now, but I truly believe that this baby could be the key to healing Damien. To bring back the man I once knew. Fatherhood can change any man, I talk from experience."

She didn’t sound convinced, but at least she wasn’t arguing. My dad cleared his throat, folding the newspaper and setting it aside. “So, about Ian,” he started, his voice careful. “What kind of man is he? I mean, we haven’t met him properly, and now… well, you’re having his child. We just want to make sure you know what you’re getting into.” I could feel the weight of the question. They still didn’t know the half of it. And they couldn’t. Not yet. “He’s… great,” I said, trying to sound confident. “He’s really supportive and responsible. He’s been by my side through everything. I know this seems fast, but I love him, Dad.”

she added, a warm smile gracing her face. Her smile offered me reassurance and hope. It made me believe that maybe, just maybe, I could be a good father despite all my fears. I held onto my mom’s hand, seeking solace and tranquility in her touch. I can do this. I can be the father this baby needs. I can be the best father any child could ever have. I sighed, casting aside all my fears—the fear of not being able to provide for this child, the fear of being ill-prepared for fatherhood. All those fears vanished, and I was now ready to embark on this new journey of fatherhood. I was ready to be a father.

Aaron sneered, his eyes glinting with malice. "Enough! Just because I declared a worthless scumbag like you my son, you have started acting as if you were the actual heir of Bennett Corporation," Edrick said disdainfully. "Father, how can you insult me in front of this lowly slut," Aaron complained, his face twisted with frustration as he glared at me. "Now she is my woman. So think before raising your voice in front of her. It's just a research institute. I will give it to her if she wants," Edrick said sharply.

I say, as I storm towards their crate, while Rieka just sits there all smiles. ' Fatherhood is not going to be easy, but I think I am going to enjoy it' ###############

Please say no. He shrugged. "A little, I guess. I mean, I'll be honest, it was fun. But," he turned his gaze to his daughter, "there are more important things than fun, right now." He turned his attention back to Aimee, a genuine smile on his face. "And, I'm having fun now, with you, with us. Life is all about phases, and right now, fatherhood is my current phase. And dating you. That's exciting enough for me."