Single Parent Romance Novels & Stories

"And here's the truth: I'm not perfect. But I never cheated. I never faked my vision. I've battled for every inch beneath my feet. If people despise me for that, so be it. I refuse to apologize for surviving." By the time she left, #SerenaSpeaks was trending. That night, Damien faced his mother again. Her expression was taut with disappointment. "You lost her." she stated. "She's not an object to be owned," he replied. "She's an asset gone rogue," she asserted. "She's a woman reclaiming her story," he countered. His mother rose to her feet. "Then you're no longer fit to oversee her file."

Don't worry, I will marry that woman who is already a single mom. I made sure to emphasize his mistake in the text. Fucking hell. He just wanted me to marry a single mom. Isn't that insane? If only I could resist him. If only I didn't spend most of my time looking for that woman then maybe, I wouldn't have to do this. It has been fucking years. The score had passed yet I can't find that woman. "Detour, Theo. Leave me here. I will just give you a notice when to come and pick me---"

They demonstrate an unparalleled level of commitment and love for their children, serving as both nurturers and providers, often sacrificing their own needs and desires for the sake of their family. Moreover, single parents draw their strength from the unbreakable bond they share with their children. In the face of adversity, it is their children's laughter, their hugs, and their unwavering love that serve as beacons of hope, motivating single parents to persevere through the darkest of times.

"I have proved to you all this while Ria. Even the kids know that I loved you. You know very well that I am a very good person, my parents and I are reputable people in the states." I know. I know who he is and I know how respected he was in society. He is a very rich, nice and calm person. He once confessed to me that he was in love with me, but I couldn't. Not after Dante, I couldn't. And for Dianne who didn't like him, I prefer being a single mother. I have been happy all my life being a single mom living in the small apartment. My children are everything to me and their happiness is what I am after.

" He asked. She snorted and shook her head. "Not yet. But I want to know what it feels like. How is it? Being a single parent." Adriano rubbed his face and shook his head. "Hard. And it gets harder as they grow older." She looked away thoughtfully. "I often fantasize about being a single mother." She said to herself. "I don't think I need to get married." "I'm sure you would find the right person and get married soon," Adriano said. "You just have to keep on looking."

“Polite. Pretending that she’s invested in my life.” I realized I was on some type of dangerous ground. I knew that his father had passed away when he was young, and because of that I had felt an even deeper connection with my mate knowing that we had both grown up with only one parent. And now, watching his side profile as he drove, I recognized the all-too familiar strain of a complicated relationship with the only parent left. “Tell me about it?” I offered. He let out a sigh. “It’s… complicated.” “If you plan on stiffing me forever that’s going to get real old, real quick,” I responded, trying to keep my tone playful.

She bit her lower lip and lowered her gaze to the table in front of her. “Sir, you're well aware that I'm a single mother. Not only that, you're aware that my father, your former friend, had kicked me out of his life, leaving me abandoned and hopeless. As fate has it, Darien and I crossed paths, and he offered to help me and my innocent child. After narrating to him what I have been through, he sympathized with me and proposed to marry me and I agreed.

"Really? I'm so happy to hear this! It was fate that brought you two together as husband and wife. Look at your father and me—despite his shortcomings, he treats me well. But you two are like strangers! It worries me. A bad husband-wife relationship can impact the child. You barely interact—it's like you’re divorced!" I could not help but grimace by the words ‘husband-wife relationship’. I've been a single woman for over 25 years, it is weird. This is the reason why I’m reading romance novels, it is to root for them and not for me. It’s already hard to carry yourself, especially in a world full of competition, you will become a corporate slave! What more to have another person to take care o

Everything. And I’ve watched too many movies, heard too many stories, where the child always comes between the single parent and whoever is trying to come into their life. They get attached, or they get protective, or they simply refuse to like anyone who isn’t their original parent. And with the reaction I just got from this rude brat? I could already see it happening in the future. Her disrespectful little stare, the way she intentionally ignored my hand, the way she acted like she was judging me… She might ruin every chance I have with Roman.

“I have something for you.” “What is it?” Zephyr took papers out of his desk. “A new movie script.” He approached me and handed me the papers. “I think this script is suitable for you.” I hesitated as I took the thick stack of papers from his hands. The title, Shattered Bond, was bold and striking on the cover. “What’s it about?” I asked quietly, looking up at him. “It’s about a single mother trying to rebuild her life after leaving her abusive husband,” Zephyr explained, his voice soft but firm. “She’s raising her five-year-old daughter and doing everything she can to give her a happy life.”