Single Mother Novels & Stories

Nafisa gets to have a mother even though it is almost too late, but she also deserves a mother figure in her life. She is hundred percent and one supportive of this motion! "I-I don't know what to say." Tasneem stuttered, sitting back down on the couch with slump shoulders. Her mother definitely deserve this joyous time with another man like Suhayr had just said. She has brought them up and groomed them to be the perfect girls out there all by herself. She's seen her work day and night, taking all the insults that comes from the people in their home because some think just due to the fact that she is a single mother, she roam around with men to get money but t

"Yes, Sir." The line went dead. I dropped my head into my hands and sighed. Zoe had it tough, I guessed. She had three children with no man on the scene. I'd checked and double-checked her application form. She was single and living alone. I wasn't sure why we had those questions on our forms, HR wrote them but I was glad they were on there. Millions of single mothers every day manage to hold down careers. In fact, I would have bet my last dollar that Zoe was not the only single parent working for me and I would've betted Mabel's last dollar that the rest of them managed to make it to work on time.

"I am trying to help out my family, and it's causing me to come up short paying my bills." "Shouldn't you be meeting your needs first? You can't help someone when you're not taken care of." Owen glances over my resume. You can take care of me. Oh God, why did I have that thought? My eyes widen. Then I shake my head. "Yes, Sir, you're right. It is easier said than done. My mother has three other children; two are in high school, and the other is in junior high. She is a single parent, so she’s struggling a bit."

And so, armed with determination, love, and the unwavering belief that a single mother could shape her own destiny, I continued to evolve—transforming from a feeble, destitute girl into a powerful, independent woman who would stop at nothing to provide a future filled with endless possibilities for herself and her beloved child. Months turned into years, and my journey as a single mother continued to unfold. With each passing day, I witnessed my child growing, their laughter filling our home with warmth and joy. The sacrifices I had made were no longer burdens but badges of honor, symbols of the strength and resilience that defi

Widya replied. "Here, let me carry Endaru first. Monica, you eat your fill first, then take turns," said Widy. Monica just nodded, she was glad that Widya wasn't rude and always blamed her like before. Maybe Nina was a bad influence on Widya. When Widya was with Mr. her attitude changed drastically and was kind to Monica. "Mom has been a nursing mother of a baby who lives alone with her father. All by herself so it's very troublesome for her. I will come here often to help Monica," said Widya.

It's been five years since she divorced her husband, and since then, happiness hasn't been on her side but she tries so hard to put up a smile. Richard didn't quit pestering around her, and that's what she hates most. His presence annoys her the most as she can't find herself loving a man again. “Being a single mother will be the best, I'll think of adopting a daughter soon.” she has always said to herself. “Mummy! My uncle is here to see you. He's in the sitting room.” Drake ran towards her, he threw his little arms around her. “Are you not going to see him?” he asked again, seeing that her mother didn't say a word to him.

"Anyway, congratulations to the new momma! I am excited to see your baby bump swelling gorgeously." "Yeah. Me, too." The matron beamed at her pleasingly; so genuine she could only return the favor. The conversation went on from getting to know her family background which she carefully answered one by one. Chloe had to lie about her true identity to protect her alibi. Instead, she told them the same information she disclosed to her husband. After some time the topic was shifted to business. She learned that the Greysons dominantly conquered the line of logistics companies in the country. Aside from that, they hold fifteen franchises that offer high-end brands of clothing to malls that are cur

"Mariah, we may not fully comprehend the depth of your love for Adam, but we can see the strength of your resolve. We are your parents, and we will support you, no matter the circumstances." Her mother had nodded in agreement, her eyes filled with compassion. "You are not alone in this, Mariah. We will stand by your side through this journey." Mariah had felt an overwhelming sense of relief and gratitude in that moment. She had been prepared for the worst, but her parents had chosen understanding and love. Their support had been a lifeline, a source of strength as she navigated the challenges of single motherhood.

I watched their family chat, and I decided to go to my room and change clothes. Actually... I am living with my mother's distant relatives. My mom was a single parent, by the time she was supposed to graduate in her senior year, she got pregnant. She wasn't able to attend her graduation, and without a husband, and parents to comfort her... She gave birth to me alone. Even being a single parent, she loved me and nurtured me, she never complained about how hard it was. taking care of a child at a young age, burdened her body and soon got ill. Leaving her five year old daughter alone, without anyone to be with.

Look how she said victim as if it was a disease or I was raped. "I wasn't cool with it at first but I got used to it. It isn't easy raising a child much less alone but I enjoyed every moment being with my daughter." I answered smiling remembering little cute moments. "So what do you have to say to all the single moms out there?" "Well done. It isn't easy raising a child alone especially if you don't have the support of friends and family and you're not stable financially. It might not be easy but it'll be worth it in the end. And to those who think they can't get married that's not true. Someone out there will love you and your child, most importantly you shouldn't try to break up your child