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Hunger for body, hunger for power, position, and money made him take all the wrong steps in his life from his early teenage. Parenting is the most important thing in every child's life. If Vikranth's father guided his son from the beginning, then maybe the situation would have been different. Milind (Pashika's grandfather) always treated his son, Neil Sinha, like a friend, so they shared a strong bond and talked about every matter with each other freely. Both Vikranth's father and Neil's father were single fathers but what made them different from each other? Their responsibilities for their single and lonely sons.

He knew about it but couldn't do much because I wasn't just his dad; I was also his boss. He knew getting mad at me over a girl would be a stupid move. He was the only heir of Black Industries and everything that comes with that. Fighting me wouldn't have been in his favor. So, his only option was to end things with the girls after finding out about the affair, and truthfully, I never even tried to hide the affair from him.

I know about his late wife Ava, about his feud with his parents regarding her social status. I was itching to wear my jeans and hoodie for this meet just to show his parents, but I actually love Dale. I actually wanted him to see that I could help him mend his relationship with his family. Because sometimes I would sense that he actually missed them. It has been years already, I do believe that Dale had given his parents enough time to feel bad about their behaviour towards his late wife Ava. "Mable say hello to your grandmother..." Dale and his mother came closer to us, then Mable stood up and give her a hug.

“My youngest wife.” Youngest. The word landed heavier than it should have. The son looked at me then, truly looked. His gaze sharpened, assessing in a way that felt personal now. Not as a buyer. Not as a man appraising a body. But as a son confronting something he did not want to understand. “So young,” he said quietly. There was accusation in it. I said nothing. His father smiled faintly. “She is well suited.” Something flickered across the son’s face disapproval, perhaps, quickly masked.

All the things I had just packed were opened up and flung carelessly on the floor. "Justine! What right do you have to ask for a divorce from my son? You're just a rural girl from the countryside! If it weren't for Cameron liking you, could you have lived such a good life for so many years? "We've had to provide for you for so many years, and now you want a divorce! If you want to divorce, you have to pay back all the money Cameron has spent on you over the years!" Betty screeched. Ronald Zucker, my father-in-law, piped up from the side, "You even aborted Cameron's child! That was the grandson we had been waiting for for three years! How could you be so heartless?"

"I'm glad to hear that. Although you are the son of that person, you look more like me. The older you grow, the more similar you are to me. I also want you to be like me in other aspects, not like that person!" Justin frowned. He couldn't understand what she meant. "Mom, I don't understand." "Justin!" Tracy held his arm tightly and looked at him. "You have seen him. You should know that he has no other children. He has never been registered as having a wife. He is always single." Justin was at a loss. He stammered, "Mom, is he single because he's waiting..." His thoughts, of course, made sense. "No." Tracy sneered sarcastically. "Haha, I know what you're thinking. But you can't imagine how h

He just looked at him with the most disappointing face he had. “Dad, can you hurry this up? I'm tired. I had a long day.” “What was that little stunt you pulled today?" His father asked. “What are you talking about?” Wayne thought he knew what his dad was talking about. “I’m talking about the interview you just had. Why did you say you didn't have a wife?” Wayne looked surprised that his father had already heard about the interview. But then he remembered that his father had connections everywhere. “I meant what I said. I don't have a wife. I'm a single man, father.”

It’s making me feel unqualified with my MBA right now. I was eager to get this job because the money would help my mama and I. Being a single mother is never easy, but she pulled it off. She brought me up in the best way possible. I never really got to know who my father is or where he is from because every time I ask mama about my father, she tells me that he was a one-night stand. And while I believed there was more to the story, I knew better than pushing her to tell me. I am not forcing the issue, and I know she is silently grateful for that.

Overall, he was still a very family-oriented person. There were some times when it would be very hard to maintain a balance between both career and family. Most fathers would have to work outside most of the time, and this was actually not easy. Moreover, her father was now single and old, and he not only lacked the warmth of having a partner in his life, but he was also missing out on being cared for by his partner. People often said that it would be better to have a companion when growing old, and there would indeed be a great shortcoming in the days when a person was old and did not have a companion.

Max Santon was born into a modest family, Max's upbringing instilled in him a deep appreciation for honesty, integrity, and the pursuit of justice. His father, Robert Santon, was a hardworking mechanic with a heart of gold. Through his long hours and dedication, Robert provided for his family and imparted the values of loyalty and perseverance to his son. Max admired his father's unwavering commitment to his craft and his unwavering support for his loved ones.