Lost Parents Guide Novels & Stories

When one of the wings is ripped from the left side of the plane and a giant whole is sitting where the other people should have been. My last thought should have been what my mother or father or brother would feel if I died, if I didn’t make it home. It should have been about my place at Princeton University and how I wouldn’t get to live out my dream. But as the plane started to reach the ocean below, my only thought was Jace, and how much I wish I could have told him I loved him one more time before everything went black.

"Alice, it's me—Ansel!" I froze. "What do you want? If you try anything, my father and brother will destroy you." He slammed his fist against the wall, voice breaking with anguish. "I'm your brother! Your real brother!" I stared at him, confused by his outburst. "Don't go. Please—stay. We can be a family again. Mom asked me before she died to protect you—but I failed. I failed so terribly." His voice cracked as tears streamed down his face. "I'm sorry… It's my fault. You were my birth sister, yet I helped them hurt you."

said Arga gently. "How can I be calm if I have lost my son?" I kept crying loudly, no matter how many people around me. "Honey, honey, calm down. Shhh... You can't be weak, my dear. Remember that it wasn't just you who lost, I lost too -- we both lost our son, honey. Mama and papa at home and fahter in Brazil lost their grandson. Kris, Kimberly, Natalia, Jason, and Nick have lost their nephew. Rosemary and Diolinda lost their little brother. So you're not the only one who lost him, honey."

"But mommy's not here anymore, Granny. It hurts so much, and I don't want to stay in this house without her." Lois took a deep breath, trying to find the right balance between comforting Nancy and respecting Zach's role as their father. "Sweetheart, your mommy is with the Lord now because she was a kind and loving woman. She would want us to remember her and keep her in our hearts. Whenever you miss her, you can look up into the sky and know that she's watching over you, guiding you." Nancy nodded, tears still streaming down her face. "I miss her so much, Granny. Can we please go somewhere else? Just me, you, and Kamsi? Somewhere where we can start fresh and not feel so sad all the time?" he

Regardless of whether Ivy agreed to the divorce, by law, the court would still decree that our marriage had failed, and the divorce would be finalized. Since that was the case, why did Ivy go through all that effort just to come looking for me? "We're divorced, Ivy," I reminded her. "Do you know that a lot of things have happened since you left? My father passed away." That startled me. I never expected Fred to have died already. "I'm sorry. None of us believed you back then. We all thought you were lying, but it was Toby who lied. He never got in touch with any medical expert at all, and the treatment for Dad's condition just kept getting delayed.

I wish I could tell him that I believed in him now, but it was too late. “You know you still have something to live for—something that would keep you going. Iris,” I heard Tracy say as she tried to soothe away the pain. “You still have your baby to live for! That should be your greatest motivation. But baby! I thought. “Your mommy is tired.” And for three days, we didn’t hear from him. The police had lost track of him; he had been there this minute, but the next minute he was gone! No one knows his exact location, and we just wish to hear from him. Not that he deserves it, but he needs to pay for his sins!

Tears welled up in her eyes as she whispered softly, "I miss you, Mom and Dad. I wish you were here to see me now." With each passing day, Rose longed for their tangible presence, yearning for their guidance and reassurance. She wished she could seek their counsel as she faced the challenges that came with starting a new life with Alfonso. Her parents had always been her foundation and her unwavering support, and losing them felt like losing a part of herself.

She never thought about having a child either, so suddenly being told that she has a child, made her not only confused but also sigh in her head, because all she knows about children, are them being annoying all the time. “Nobody said you were, the bodies you are in, are the couple. They both died last night, the wife with a sudden heart attack and the husband, his brain died. The male lead will supposedly go to an orphanage a week later but we realized that it’s not for the benefit of this world, that he goes there, so you both are his parents now, good luck.” Nova said, disappearing from the room, in thin air, not giving them a chance to react.

"Oh, sweetheart, you're too good for this world. You know you're our only real son, don't you?" He remained silent, merely gazing at my parents with affection—just enough to make them pull him closer. The three of them looked like the picture of a loving family. For a moment, it was as if I no longer existed. No one remembered that Carson had only been adopted from the orphanage as a stand-in. During the eighteen years I was gone, my parents, drowning in guilt over losing me, poured all their love into him. If he so much as let out a sigh, they panicked. If he cried, their world collapsed.

"The teachers praised me today, Sherry. I'm no longer the troublemaker I was before, and I always listen to Dad, and you… "I miss you so much, Sherry. I think about you every day. You'd be happy for me too if you were here with me, right?" Sharon would often wake up at night, crying out my name, but I could no longer respond to her as I did before. My father and Sharon eventually moved out of the house and left the place full of painful memories for them in hopes that they would hurt less in a new environment. However, no matter where they went, they were never able to fully leave me behind, as those painful memories of me tormented them constantly.