Lost Parents Guide Novels & Stories

**Trigger warning*** Smut*18+ content Laura Sterling “You promised you’d always be here… Why did you leave me?” My voice shattered into a broken sob as I clutched the silver-framed photograph against my chest like it was the only thing keeping my heart from splintering completely. My parents smiled back at me...Daddy’s proud, steady gaze, Mom’s soft warmth, my brothers standing tall and full of life. They were supposed to be my anchor. Now they were gone, ripped away forever in that merciless plane crash, leaving behind a silence so deep it swallowed me whole.

he whispered softly, his eyes filled with genuine curiosity. Katie's voice trembled as she spoke, her words carrying the weight of both love and loss. "My mother was the embodiment of kindness and unconditional love. She taught me to be resilient, to find strength in the face of adversity. But she left this world too soon, leaving me with a longing that I can't seem to escape." Sean took her hand in his, offering his support. "I can't replace your mother, Katie, but I can be here for you. Together, we can honor her memory and find a way to heal."

Nico paused only a second. “My mom taught me.” The instructor smiled and ruffled his hair. “Then your mom did a good job.” Nico looked pleased in a way I had not seen for a long time. He did not glance toward the door. He did not look around to see who else had heard it. He just took his water bottle and walked over to me. That night, a package arrived at the clinic. There was no note, only the Moretti crest stamped into the lid. Inside was a child-sized training watch, custom made and expensive enough to feel insulting.

"The stupidest thing I ever did was let you go, Sadie. I'm back this time to marry you and start a family. I'm here to do what we didn't manage to do three years ago." Sadie was careful not to anger Connor. He was acting like a crazy man who could do anything. "Blake is still downstairs, Connor. You know how powerful the Walkers are. Don't make this mistake." Connor sneered. "Do you think I'm as stupid as before, Sadie? "You're going to leave with me willingly today. I won't force anything on you." Before Sadie could react, Connor turned on his phone. It was a video of her children being kidnapped.

****** It has been a while now and Cindy has accepted her parent's deceased, she was well taken care of and she lived happily with her Uncle Black and his family. She received the shock of her life when she decided to visit her father's company as usual, though she hadn't visited since her parent's death. She got there and immediately she walked into the gate the gatekeeper stopped her, "Miss Cindy, Please can you just step back?" "Why? What's going on?... I just want to check how things have been going in the company." Cindy retorted.

The two people I want to be able to turn to for guidance on how to be a parent are no longer here and now I just feel lost. “I’m an orphan, Marcus, and I don’t know how to handle that.” I weep against his chest, my body shaking and hyperventilating as I let out my tears, with Marcus never loosening his hold on me for a second. I cry until I can’t breathe, my eyes start to burn, and my chest begins to ache, but still, it’s not enough. There aren’t enough tears to release the pain I feel; this emptiness that’s consuming me. Every child knows that one day their parents will die, I just never imagined it would be this soon, or that I’d lose them so close to each other. I never thought that the g

“I just don’t think I realized that you needed him more than I did back then.” We sat in silence for a while, contemplating the events of our past. I squeezed her hand in return, acknowledging the daunting complexity and consequences of our parents’ actions that hung like unwelcome ghosts and haunted our present. “So… what happened after Kyle died?” Lo asked. “My mom and Mistra spent a lot of time together. Grieving I think. Wandering deep into the pack gardens and forests, just trying to escape it all. I didn’t really see her for the last few days she was alive. She… she went out one night. To walk by herself, or with Mistra, I don’t know… but Mark was on patrol that night and found her. An

and he headed upstairs while he left all the albums and other relevant things at the living room, and he walked Into his bedroom, and sat on the couch while tears dripping down from his eyes, Few minutes later, Steve went to meet him, and a while after Saraphina and Juliet, Janet, Blissful, and Brandy went to join them In Claren's room, and Steve said, "remember, you are a man, you need to take heart and be strong, she's your mom, but she left unannounced, and today, we are mourning her, but we will continue to remember her everytime because her memory remains forever" Steve said, and he moves closer to him, and sat beside him, and said, I know that you lost some one that's Important In your

I grew up with just the guidance of Yaya Dores. "The bandits took your sister Acki. It was raining and storming. We slept soundly at that midnight..." I remembered the sadness in Yaya Dores' voice when she told me the story about that crime. That was the biggest turning point in my parents' lives. She said that they were once a lively couple and full of positivity in life, but were consumed by sadness and desperation for several months after losing their child.

The truck company gave me compensation for my parent's death, but I didn't need it—I gave it to the truck driver's family, they need it more than me, moreover it was not enough. My mother always told me that we lose ourselves many times in this life, that's why we should always get up and figure out how to find it again. Sometimes figuring out the way back takes a long time, and sometimes it takes minutes or seconds. The first time I lost myself was when I was 4, looking around and allured by the Barbie displays, my parents didn't notice that I wasn't by their side, I didn't either, then I cried, I thought I'd lose my identity. I thought I'd lose my family. I thought I won't be able to find