Kailan Ba Ang Fathers Day Novels & Stories

Argh What do l do? I don't feel like going back just yet. I know Kai's academy is as important as it sounds. Although this is not the first year his school has hosted the Father's Day party, l have never attended but David would always go to represent me. Kai should be happy to at least spend time with his classmates or even sadder as he would see his classmates come with their own father and have their moment while l will sometimes forget the date or overlook it.

Adam glanced over at Noah and responded to the 4-year-old's question, "Of course, what is it?" "Can you come to my kindergarten on Tuesday?" Noah asked with sparkling eyes, filled with hope. Adam looked a bit puzzled and asked for clarification about Noah's invitation to visit his kindergarten on Tuesday. "What's the occasion?" he inquired, furrowing his brow. "On Tuesday, there's going to be a competition between fathers and children. I think it's called... Father's Day?" Noah mumbled, trying to recall the name of the event. Adam was taken aback, and he turned to Dominic, hoping for some assistance in declining Noah's invitation. For whatever reason, he didn't think he could attend.

“Oh princesss I’m so sorry that is totally my fault not Bella’s, I promise no body can take me away from you, I love you very much okay. And I’m sorry I haven’t been paying much attention to you but I promise to change.” “Ok” “How about tomorrow we cancel on mummy and go out for a little father daughter day hmm. Will you like that?” “Yes I will daddy we haven’t had our day in ages. Thank you.” She said all this smiling suddenly in a bright mood and hugging me. “Okay then it’s settled tomorrows father and daughter day. Now sleep and you can tell me all about the things you want to do tomorrow in the morning ok.” “Ok daddy, good night.”

The class fell silent, unable to catch the last word. “-zhn, dear! Try like me! -zhn!” “-zzhn…” “Yes! Now say uh-kay-zhn occasion!” “Uh-kay-zhn occasion!” “Yes, very good! Now let me tell you it’s Father’s Day tomorrow and we celebrate this day on the 18th of June, okay?” “Yes, mam!” “Yes! You all love your papa, right? He earns for you, he does hard work! He protects you, and he buys you gifts at festivals, right?”

"Daddy, today is a special day. You have to spend quality time with mommy. So I asked uncle to take me out, just so you and mommy can have some alone time. Daddy, you should cherish this special moment today," Kassidy said. Theo's heart tightened involuntarily, "Special day?" He racked his brains and went through Thea's birthday, the anniversary of their first meeting, and even traditional Chinese holidays, but he couldn't come up with a reason.

, my hands kept tapping on forehead, my heart feeling that joy. " Like seriously you this bastard?" He looked at me wirelessly, his voice chuckling at the same time. " Common, that's your fucking business!" " Like you are happy cos she is still single . Are you not wicked?" He kept ranting but that was not my damn business. " Uncle,you know we gonna have a father's day in the school. Maybe you can be my dad. Can you do that?" " Of course, I will be there. That is if your mum agrees".

Javan cheers once they’re done with the singing, urging Joshua to blow out the candles he put onto a small chocolate cake, forming the number ‘25’. “Thanks, dad,” Joshua says once he’s blown out the candles, struggling to get to his feet. He pulls his father into a long hug before glancing at Addison. “And thanks to you too.” “You’re welcome. Um. Happy Birthday.” They stare at each other awkwardly before Addison makes an effort, offering a quick, somewhat brotherly handshake.

“What about Wax, daddy? You did not get him anything for Valentine's.” Caleb pulled away from me, but not before giving my shoulders one final squeeze. Then, he turned his attention to his daughter. “It’s love day. Daddy would not forget his other love, especially on this special day.” He explained patiently to his daughter before looking at his silent son. “You love us?” Came Oakley’s innocent question. “Yes. Mommy, you and Joachim.” Then, he looked at each of us when he mentioned our names to punctuate them. My breath hitched.

My brows jump into my hair, “No way! Mango juice is my favorite. I haven’t found someone that actually likes it yet.” He chuckles, “I guess that’s why we are besties.” I join in his laughter until the sound of a microphone hushes us and everyone else. Looking for the source, I find Father Aryan standing with the nuns, on a podium in front. “I humbly welcome everyone to the first day of the bestie week, this week was made for us to relax, be kind to one another, show love to one another and even in the midst of our competition, we should remember the purpose of this.”

Fiona took a deep breath and started to read the letter with careful emotion: "My Dearest Kaitlyn, As I sit down to pen this letter, my heart is heavy with the knowledge that time is a fleeting companion, and there are words, sentiments, and a father's love I wish to share with you before it slips away entirely. Above all else, I wish you good health and a life of stability, my precious daughter. Life's journey is unpredictable, and filled with both triumphs and regrets. My heart swells with a mix of pride and sorrow as I witness the remarkable resilience you've displayed. I must extend my sincerest apologies for any moments where I fell short as your father. It is a regret that weighs heavi