Lost Parents Guide Novels & Stories

She held an old book in her hands, covered in red leather. She put the book between them and said, "Emily, this book contains your truth. The lineage of the lost Alpha Queen, your mother." Emily’s fingers trembled as she opened it. The pages were covered in ancient runes, pulsing faintly in her touch. As she read, visions bloomed behind her eyes, her mother leading rogue warriors, her father slain by Alpha Derrick, the betrayal that razed their kingdom. Tears dropped down her eyes. "They killed my people. Buried our name."

You can't leave or enter a room without being properly groomed unless it's nighttime and you're going to bed — even then, you have to make sure there are no other visitors. My father was very strict, as well as my mother, but I felt their love for me. That's how they were raised by their parents, so the way they raised me is the only thing they know. I can't blame them for that. I lost them when I was seventeen. The plane they were on crashed on their way back from Spain. Since then, Tito Alfonso has been my guardian. He was Daddy's best friend since childhood, just like their fathers. "Earth to Gia! You've spaced out again. Are you thinking about the conditions of the inheritance?" she aske

he confessed, breaking down in tears. His vulnerability shattered the walls I had built. Through his tears, he pleaded, “I don't have Liam, but I have you. Please, don't let me lose you too.” The pain in his eyes mirrored my own, and at that moment, the realization hit me—we were both drowning, each blaming ourselves for a tragedy that had no one to blame. Our shared grief became a bridge, connecting us in a shared struggle to survive the aftermath of losing our son.

However, when she didn't appear the following morning for his dad's last rites, his agony became ten-fold. Because that's when he realized that he was now all alone in this world. That's when he knew that no one other than parents can be your real supporter in times of grief. And once they're gone, the world and its people show their true colors, and unfortunately, Hunter learned that the hard way. He traded his parents' last days of life for nothing. Hunter clenched his fists tighter. He thought that he lost everything when he lost Claire. That was far from the truth. His true loss was losing his parents.

Aurora agreed with a hint of melancholy, "He's greatly missed." Adelaide interlaced their hands, "Yes, he is. Remember what I told you shortly after our parents died? They wouldn't want to see you stop living because of the loss. Of course, you can cry; it's a way to let it out. But consider yourself lucky to have known them and been part of this family. Keep moving forward, without forgetting them—they'll always be in our hearts." Aurora concluded after a moment of silence, "Kai would hate to see me like this..."

Then he died. She was framed for his death. Lily was broken and traumatized, and her mother was still unwell, so she was very worried about her. Thalia listened, offering a supportive ear and sharing stories of her own to lighten the somber mood. Despite their grim circumstances, a fragile friendship blossomed between the two.

Jasper asked permission to leave for a moment to fix the cemetery where her father will be resting. Time passes by and they are now going to the cemetery to take her father's remains to his final resting place. His funeral was a live broadcast, reporters were all around when they were on the way to the cemetery. Jasper was the one who gave the final speech as she can't find herself to talk anymore. It was so much for her to sink in. People started leaving as it ended, she was left with Jasper. Her stepmom already left, didn't even mind staying. Jasper was holding her because her tears were flowing down.

He yelled at Sader, "This is where we lost our damn daughter, for crying out loud. This exact spot, and that scribble on the rock was made by her. It's all we have left to remember her by because she's not in Heaven, Hell or even Harlem. "You have no idea what it feels like to raise a child and then lose it from out of nowhere. You can't possibly understand so stop acting like you do. Stop acting like we're being dramatic. I've lost two children, Sader! How many have you lost?" Garin screamed. "Garin, stop!" Hannah said and tried to calm him by grabbing him. "No, he needs to understand that as a parent, that shit stays with you forever and you never get over it," Garin said and his voice beg

Crystal sobbed lightly to her teacher in a futile hope that she would take her back to her parents. “Oh honey but they don’t want you.” She taunted Crystal. “You have been a very bad girl lately and they left you here with me.” Crystal’s eyes welled up with fresh tears thinking that her parents must have gone to Sydney leaving her behind. She already was missing her mom and dad. How was she going to survive without them.

And then she called that high school best friend her cousin always talk about but then no clues as well. It creeps to her. How they treated Brieanna and how they avoided her feelings when she lost Kirby. He was the one precious thing that kept her going and when she lost him she just shut down entirely. I told her I would be there, Kendal thought, but I was never there. After her long loud phone call, Mary had joined them for tea. Her face painted with frustration, dipping the tea bag like she's in a hurry. "You know what Susie and our other relatives told me?"