Misery Parents Guide Novels & Stories

“Can we continue tomorrow… if you don't mind?” “It's okay, Mia,” he smiled at me. “There are two options to guide you properly. We are going to start the first option now.” He stood up from the bench. His chest rested on my back. His hands on mine. He began to guide me. But it was all in vain. Shame wore me like cloth. My parents paid a thousand dollars, and here I was, acting like an ungrateful being. “Mia… you're still not getting it,” he sighed. “Are you sure… You wanted to continue learning?”

I guided 3,600 souls across the River Styx. I endured the fires of Hell 3,600 times on behalf of the rich and powerful. I turned down 3,600 offers from the King of Hell to be reborn into a life of wealth and privilege. Finally, after I earned enough merit, the King of Hell allowed me to return to the day of my father’s wedding. I shoved my way through the guests and screamed until my voice gave out. “Dad! Don’t marry her!”

What prove was it that I was one by the way? I saw the disappointment in my fathers face right before he dropped the guide. He slid it across the table and I caught it before it fell. “I’m not against a guide, daughter. There’s unrest in the pack. That you know of. I lost…I lost my mate,” he said, sadness trailing behind his voice. “Strangers have been spotted around our boders, and some wolves have gone missing,” “I’ll be careful father,” I cut him short. “It’s not about being careful. You need help. Assistance,”

I drive with Melody back to the pack house and guide her to my office, she sits and we both wait for my parents to enter. I pull out the invitation that I picked and handed it to her, "I like this one, but the others are there if you would perfer a different one. She looks at it and flips it open, looking at the lettering, "this is fine with me if you like it," she smiles and I nod. My parents come in and I sit next to Melody, "we have some distressing news," I rub Melody's back, "we lost the pup."

Max's mother couldn't stand it anymore. She stood up and said, "Max, are you crazy? How can you say that your parents are your shame? You have never talked to your parents like this before. You..." "You should feel lucky that you are my parents. Otherwise, I won't let you go just because you made Amy cry." Max's mother turned to look at her father and said, "say something." Mr. Mo said in a low voice and looked at Max, "what's the use of our family's hostility here now? Max, I only ask you what your plan is in the future."

I looked down and gasped, my hands instinctively cradling the swell of life within me. A radiant smile graced my father's face as he placed a hand on my belly, his touch gentle yet filled with paternal pride. "A grandchild," he whispered, his voice filled with awe. "You carry the seed of someone, of an enemy within you, my dear child." "I'm sorry, Father. I am sorry, Mother. I made a huge mistake, I know. I was tempted by the mate bond, even after a spirit guide warned me. I still didn't listen and now look at where I am," I said sobbing.

My idiotic parents who have ruined everything for me and now they have come to take care of me! “I am perfectly fine! Don’t you have anything else to ruin for me! Go do that!” “What are you saying? All we wanted to is to give you what you deserve.” “I DESERVE MADISON! And you guys kidnapped her! Torture her! How am I going to get back now?” “What? What are you saying? Getting her back? Have you not seen what Austin has done to our pack? Don’t you even think about contacting Madison!” I cannot believe my own ears! What the hell are they saying! Are they that scared of that good for nothing Royal Prince! All he has is a giant body to show-off and nothing else. And my own parents are saying thi

"They committed a grave sin, according to pack law. After they left, Katrina and the others... they turned me into their punching bag. Like I had to pay for my parents' mistakes." She started crying harder, and I pulled her into a tight hug. She felt so small and fragile in my arms, of course nothing like the strong, happy Amy I thought I knew. "What did your parents do?" I asked softly. "They helped some rogue wolves," she said into my shoulder. "Gave them food, shelter. It's forbidden – rogues are considered dangerous. But my parents... they said some of them were just lost, hungry. They didn't deserve to die just because they had no pack."

"I'm not okay. My mommy is sick, and when she gets sick like this, she does really bad things." "What kind of bad things?" Madison was quiet for a long time. When she finally talked, her voice was so small I had to lean close to hear her. "She makes people disappear," Madison said. "When I was really little, before Daddy got sick, there was a man who worked for Daddy who made Mommy angry. She said he was stealing money and that Daddy was too trusting to see it. But then one day the man just... wasn't there anymore. And when I asked Daddy where he went, Daddy looked really sad and said sometimes people have to go away when they make big mistakes."

A powerful one at that. "My parents are dead." I winced. "Don't try to therapize me. If I am here, you probably want to kill me. Get it over with and stop trying to mess with my head. Or does that add to the thrill of taking innocent lives?" "Of course not," Yasmin said, standing to her feet. "We Maplewoods have the unique ability to see protective spirits and yours happens to be your parents. They are by your side because they have a secret. One they think it's time they reveal to you in this dire situation. Your mom feels hopeless. She has done everything to protect you and your brother. But even with the coin constantly flipped to favor you, it wasn't enough." Yasmin then walked off for a