Kenapa Aku Gk Punya Ayang Novels & Stories

Isang yakap na punong puno ng pasasalamat at pagmamahal. Bakit hindi n'ya ako magawang sagutin? Bakit hindi n'ya kayang mangako sa'kin? Mahirap bang gawin ang hinihingi ko? Mahirap bang tuparin yung nag-iisa kong hiling sa kan'ya?

I should be angry and throwing a tantrum, but I am surprised and still come and not angry, just a bit disappointed, though. 'Am sorry I didn't tell. I knew you would disagree. You are so proud, but I want you to be okay. Somewhere I can see you every day and know you are really fine. Steph, you know that I care about you so much that you are always on my mind. Life without you is becoming hard for me. I wish you could just give me a chance to be there for you. To love and cherish you. Please say yes to me. Be my girlfriend.'

I knew she was definitely proud of her little genius son. “Do you have a son?” Aiden asked, to which I shook my head in negation. “No. I'm not even married.” “Really?” He asked. “I'm my mummy's only child. I don't have a daddy too. My mummy tries her best so I won't need a daddy but sometimes, I wish for one and I know telling my mum that would only make her sad.” “Oh.” I muttered, having no idea what else to say. Just like Aiden, my brother and I also didn't have a dad for the first five years of our lives, so I could totally relate to him.

I feel lost. I have no idea what to do or what path to take. As I sat in the Uber on the ride home, I dialled Aces number multiple times and each time it went straight to his voice mail. It's been doing that all day and I don't know who to turn to for help. I have no family or friends. I miss my son and with each passing day, my heart bleeds with sorrow. Gods! I miss the smell of his hair, the touch of his soft skin and the sound of him giggling. I would lay my life down on the line for him and that is why I've decided to come clean to Aydem.

she asks. Friends? No one has the right to ask her about such matters. And even if they do, her response that she does not have a father should be enough to shut everyone’s mouth. Daddy, my foot! I take her hands into mine. “Look, Angel. Just because you don’t have a dad does not make you any less than the other kids. You have two moms who love you so much, and that should be enough. Don’t let anybody worry you about not having a dad.” I explain, and I hope that I did my best because this conversation is making my head and my heart throb.

"It was fun; we had a great time together. We made unforgettable memories on the island." "I think my job was done as I only want to make you happy. Maddox and her friends were a great help as well. Angel, you are surrounded by so much love; you are not alone." Angelo was sweet but what he said reminds me of those days in grade school when I felt left out and alone for not having a father figure on my side. Kids my age used to bully me for not having a father. I curse myself for growing up without a father to care for me.

However, the expression on Kina's face just got worse. “I told you, Angel! I'm just an adopted child! Nobody likes me. All the attention and affection only goes to my sisters. Why can't you understand me about this? After all, no one will want to be with me.” Thump! Angel's heart felt like it was sinking, like a big hole had just formed there. She approached Kina who was looking down with shaking shoulders, holding back tears. Angel tried to calm her down, but didn't know how. “I'm sorry, Kina,” said Angel at last.