Life Without Mother Is Painful Novels & Stories

I'm sorry if I'm disrupting your lives. "No, you're not," Nova said. "Mom, all my life I have grown up without a mother, and I have always wondered what it'll feel like to have one. Dad told me that you didn't make it. There were times I blamed myself for your death because I believed that if it weren't because you wanted to give birth to me, you would have still been alive.

It was already so short that I am glad she could enjoy it. “Growing up, it was just me, my mom, and my sister. My mom never tried to find another mate. We knew that second chance mates were possible, but my mom didn’t care. She was happy with it being just us. And then she got sick. No one could figure out what was wrong with her. She tried so many different treatments, but in the end, it was too much.” I wiped the tear that came down my face. Elijah moved closer to me, placing his hand on my leg. I leaned against him, putting my head on his arm. Elijah didn’t need to say anything. I could feel his own sadness. Losing your mother is very difficult.

For the first time in her life, she felt so exhausted and desperate! This thought made Irene stroll to the middle of the sea slowly. The seawater passed her feet gradually, then her ankles, her waist, her chest, and finally her neck. At this time, Eden’s innocent face appeared before her eyes all of a sudden. Eden was crying and screaming heartbreakingly, "Mommy! Mommy, you can't die! What am I going to do if you are gone? If you die, I will be an orphan!" Eden would be so pitiful if Irene left him alone in this world. Irene had never had a mother since she was a child. Thus, she knew very well how challenging and pathetic Eden's life would be without her.

“We have to.” The chamber feels hollow without Mother’s presence. Every corner echoes her absence. And in Lina’s sobs, I hear the same truth my heart already knows: without her, nothing will ever be the same again.

She cried. "Soo-Yun, he must be in pain. You know his mother left the world." Soo-Yun scoffed at his words. His mother? What about her family? "His mother? What about my mother, my father and my brother, Sang-Woon?" She cried, gripping on the paper tightly. "You know what I mean. All the things that happened in his family. This must be so painful for him. He must feel so alone in his life." Soo-Yun sobbed. "My father died because of his father. My mother died, my brother is in a coma. My child died before coming into this world. Don't you all see my pain?" Soo-Yun sobbed, covering her face with her hands.

"It's funny now when I think about it but it wasn't then. I had lost your mother, I'm still not over the pain and then I had the fear of losing both my daughter and my grandbaby." "It was really a tough time and I'm glad we stood strong as a family." "I'm saying this because I'll never stop telling you how proud I am of you. Of course, we make our plans but life happens. If anyone told me your mother won't be with us today, I would have probably murdered that person. We had dreams, we planned to do so many things together but here is the reality. I'm left all alone." "In as much as life doesn't go as planned, I'm proud of how you've still managed to move on and found joy in it. I'm sure you

he informed me, sounding very proud to be his mother's son. "I didn't know your mom lived here. Honestly, I was beginning to think you had just popped into existence," I joked, making him chuckle again. He was awfully happy today for a change. I quite liked it. "Yeah, ever since my father passed away, she doesn't venture out much. It's a terrible thing to lose one's mate. It's the most excruciating pain imaginable, lingering for all of eternity." "Oh, Cruz! I am so sorry. I had no idea your father had passed." My head lowered in sympathy, feeling terrible for having cracked a joke earlier.

"Sofie, listen to me, I can understand how much pain you're in right now, but please—" "No." Sofie interrupted. "You can't understand how much pain I'm in Doctor, you don't know the amount of pain I'm feeling right now. My mom was the only person I had left in this world and now she's gone, my mom is gone and now I'm all alone. My life has only turned for the worse now." She sobbed even harder. "Sofie please—"

Luna's heart felt heavy with grief and sorrow as she grappled with the shocking revelation about her mother's fate. The knowledge that her mother had been living in isolation all these years, believed to be dead by her own family, weighed heavily on Luna's soul. Each day felt like an uphill battle as Luna struggled to come to terms with the harsh reality of her mother's situation. She found herself plagued by a whirlwind of emotions, anger, sadness, confusion, and overwhelming guilt.

Inez finally answered. And it wasn’t a lie. She doesn’t have one because she had never considered herself to have a mother. Even when her parents were together, her father was the only one that cared so much about her. “You don’t?” The revelation was hard on Alpha Liam’s mother as she couldn’t believe what her ears heard. Inez only nodded her head, bringing the fabric closer to her fingers so that she won’t make any more mistakes as she sew the gown. “Growing up without a mother is hard but not knowing who your mother is is harder.”