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his dad said, Henry shifted uncomfortably in his seat. He had indeed been neglecting his responsibilities as the CEO of the family business in order to focus on his side project - researching the possibility of extraterrestrial life. It was a passion that had consumed him, but he hadn't realized the impact it was having on his work, His dad continued, "Son, I understand your fascination with the subject, but you can't keep abandoning your job like this. You have a responsibility to the company, to your employees, and to yourself as the future leader of the family" his dad explained,

I nodded, "and his grandfather?" "Well, my father's name was Sylvester and he was a hard man, who was very soft towards his grandchildren. My father passed on a couple of years before my mother, but when he was alive, he was the one who did things with Daddy that his father couldn't do with him because of his busy schedule. My father taught him everything he knows. From how to ride a unicycle to how to drive an 18 wheeler truck." "Daddy knows how to drive a truck?"

I asked in the middle of silence between us. "From my father..." he answered shortly. So...it came from his father. I just know that his father is a doctor. Actually, his father is a popular doctor here in the province. Ronald grew up without a mother. I don't know what happened to his mother, though. His father must be a really good man. He was able to grow his son alone.

~I woke up wet this morning.~ Xavier POV: Couple of days ago, Dad told me he is dating someone with marriage in his mind and I don't care. I seriously don't. My Dad was never married. He had me while he was dating and that woman, whom I should be calling mother, gave birth to me and left. I have never seen her nor she showed up. It has always been me, Dad and his work. So, now when he wants to find happiness for himself, there is no way I am going to be a hurdle in the way of his happiness.

as the media dubs him, smile only at me. But the media is a bunch of assholes, because they forget that he’s been such a devout single parent ever since he was young. My dad hasn’t aged much. At thirty-seven going on thirtyeight, he still has a strong build that fills out his suit. He’s tall and broad and has an eight-pack. No kidding. He’s the healthiest man I know. But he also has a few age lines that make him the wisest ever—aside from a certain someone.

“And I’m ready for these babies. I’m gonna pay more attention to them than Dad paid attention to me.” I frown. “You know Dad is… Dad. I don’t think he didn’t want to pay attention to you. I think he didn’t know how to be a dad to a child with special needs. He was always working. If you think about it, he wasn’t around me either, and I’m way older than you.” Patrick nods. “He’s getting better now. Maybe when he retires he’ll actually spend time with the grandkids.” “I hope so too,” I say.

“Look I … please just hear me out. I’m obviously not going to miss the weird dates but they weren’t all bad. I really befriended one guy, he’s a single dad and his wife left him for a woman, he has an 14 year old daughter. When I told him I was raised by a single father he just lit up and we really bonded talking about all that. I have helped him get closer to his daughter, and I can’t believe I’ve actually been charging him as a ‘date’ to give him advice like that. But he’s never touched me, he’s a completely normal guy--” “No, you’re not seeing any other men anymore, for any reason,” he said, looking me in the eye.

"She's not in the picture, hasn't seen him since he was a baby. I'm a single dad in the truest sense of the word." He helps me up into the Jeep, then I turn in my seat. "Well, I for one, am glad you could get away tonight." It's got to be hard for him to find a sitter – or a sitter who doesn't hit on him, because my God, this man is hot.

They sat outside the upstairs balcony watching the stars while sipping fruit juice. "I have always imagined watching the stars with my family but you are the only one who is present, Dad isn't," James said to her with a sad smile. "You should stop worrying about your father when he isn't worried about you nor cared. He is only after chasing fame and making more money, he hadn't been human to you in any way, I don't know why he ended up this way when his parents trained him with all the love he would ever wish for in the world as a child and while he was growing up until he became an adult," Sophia said.

A woman Elena barely remembered. “I don’t know. When Mom died,” Elena said slowly, “Dad changed. He didn’t go wild or disappear. He just got quieter. Like some part of him shut off.” Avonlea didn’t interrupt. “He raised me all on his own. And he did everything right. He never brought another woman home. Never dated. There were no rumors. Not even gossip at his office.” “I know, he’s kind of like a unicorn, right? Single dad, no scandals, no random women in and out of the house. He’s ridiculously handsome and successful. And he’s been single for over a decade. Is he even real?”