Infinite Parents Guide Novels & Stories

She'd just gone through some files about Adam. It said that he grew up alone, after his mother abandoned him. “But, his parents attended our wedding then and he usually went to visit them often,” Val murmured. “Have you heard of ‘parents-for-hire’? He might have gotten help from there?” She stared at Matthew and it was really hard to tell if he was serious or just being sarcastic. “So it's an app?” Val blurted. Well, it makes sense because that's all she could think of right now.

"He's a boy, so he needs to be raised strictly. We're only taking you, and we'll buy you whatever you want." When Edwin heard that from behind, he started wailing and threw himself on the ground in a full-blown tantrum. Yet, Mom and Dad didn't waver in the slightest. The clothes at the mall were very expensive. A single outfit would cost my parents half a year's wages. But seeing how much I liked it, they gritted their teeth and bought it anyway. "As long as you like it, I don't think it's expensive," Mom said. Even when it came to food, my parents just watched me eat with longing looks.

"You even brought props. How earnest. Pity you can't fool me that easily." Someone scoffed. "Of course she can't. These yahoos thought they could pretend to be Mr. Shaw and his wife? They're dumb." "I think they're mad. They'd do anything just to get a slot at this place." The teachers started mocking us again. Quincy almost fell from rage. My face fell, and I took Harmony from him. Solemnly, I said, "I don't know who this Quincy you claim to be is, but the biggest stakeholders of this kindergarten are me and my husband. We have a share transfer agreement. If you need proof, that's it."

It wasn't until the following evening that Mom and Dad finally realized I still hadn't come home. At last, they went downstairs. Mom walked ahead, frowning deeply. "Eddie's got too much going on in his head lately. He keeps filling it with useless stuff as he gets older, and now he's completely out of control." Dad adjusted his glasses and nodded. "He has drifted far from the minimalist values we've always stood for, and now he's rebelling against us. When we find him, we'll keep him isolated for three days with only water to clear his mind."

When I opened my eyes, I found myself inside a game world. The title "Family of Four" screamed wholesome parenting sim to me. I quietly looked around at the other players who had entered with me. A lot of them were terrified of this new environment, and several men were cursing loudly. Among the crowd, a veteran player named Mike Bates started explaining the situation. "This is an infinite horror game. The only way to clear it and revive is by getting an SSS rating. Otherwise, you will be killed by the boss." "How do you even get that kind of rating?" a college girl asked.

He would spend the rest of his days behind bars in repentance. Lydia didn't escape punishment either. She was sentenced to three years in prison for knowingly using illegal funds. When the dust finally settled, Celeste and I held a proper funeral for my parents, laying them to rest at last. Standing before their graves, I cried my eyes out. But my heart was filled with peace. After the truth came out online, Alina's illness drew widespread public attention. Many kind strangers reached out to help. A well-known children's charity foundation contacted us and offered to cover all of her future medical expenses.

Bryce's smile froze. "You have parents? Why have you never mentioned them before?" Well, it was because my parents weren't human. I came from a family of seahorse beastmen. In our society, the male seahorses were the ones who gave birth. So, when I announced that I was going to marry a human and have a child with him, my parents kicked me out without mercy. They believed that I was committing an atrocious act. I replied, "I have too many siblings, so my parents usually just let us be. So, it's not necessary to split our expenses since I have parents too, right?"

Kimberly and Kim looked at this Papa Uncle of theirs with disgust, his current appearance was too unmanly that they were starting to think of thinking a new candidate for their mom. But then, thinking of the bad guy who can get back with their mom for the reason that he was their true father, the twins thought that their Papa Uncle is the best than that bad guy who hurt their mom! Yes, they should speed up on promoting their Papa Uncle to their mom. Cameron, oblivious to the fact that her children were already thinking of such things at a young age, kisses both of her children small noses gently, eyes looking at them warmly.

Despite having many questions about Brutus and how they met, she kept them to herself. "We've just become a pack recently, but we do have some parents who homeschooled. Maybe a larger percentage than most packs because we all have been orphans or outcasts." "You already buck the norm," Emma said. "Yes, exactly." "Do you have someone or a group that oversees what the parents are doing?" Emma asked. "No. We are all on our own, though the parents meet regularly to brainstorm ideas." "It's good to have support. My parents will be here in a few days, I can introduce you to them and you can get their feedback from a parent's perspective," Emma said.

Even if they wanted to stop him, they couldn’t; that wasn’t the Walter way of life. Kids are not appendages of parents; they have their own life and freedom of choices. Parents are like lighthouses, lighting the path through the stormy phases of life, guiding to prevent injuries from the pitfalls of life, a silent reminder that no matter the how turbulent the storms outside are, they have a safe haven to return to!