The Hating Game Parents Guide Novels & Stories

Suddenly jesssy had a strange thought but according to her thought it could have happened, the girl turned to david then she changed her sitting position. "What if your parents hate me and tell us to divorce and then we are forbidden from seeing each other again?" The man's reaction was confused for a moment, but confidently gave his answer. "Don't worry they won't hate you, I mean they won't just hate you but I also hate them." Jessy automatically joined in giving the same reaction after hearing it,laugh out loud. "I think we're both ready to be hated by your parents, besides there's nothing we can do to prevent that from happening, right."

She looked at me and said thoughtfully, "I saw it!" Her words shocked me. I never knew she saw such a thing. Still, I couldn’t tell Ava he wasn’t bad or encourage hatred to grow in her heart. Hatred was dangerous and difficult to remove once it took root in one’s heart. My parents and I exchanged helpless glances. Then, my father comforted me, “Hey, don’t think about such unpleasant things. Today’s a day to be happy. You’ll meet someone who truly cares and loves you. You have nothing to regret. There’s no need to compromise, either!”

I never for once believed her because that case was different for Morris, since I knew him better, he never showed even a tiny bit of love to dad, and what got me surprised what that he never failed to hide his hatred for dad and his love for mom. If he hated dad, then I was going to hate him too, but I couldn't bring myself to do such. Mom always said " Hatred should never exist in a family because love makes a family stronger and create a priceless bond. My babies even if I'm not here with you never fill your heart with hatred for anybody, especially your family." I would always smile and call my mom smart but Morris and I knew she was referring to him. He would always roll his eyes and pr

“You’d think you would be used to it by now. It can’t be a secret to you, if you truly mated with her and this isn’t a trick.” Confusion pulled my brow together. “This isn’t a trick!” “My daughter is a horrible slut who doesn’t care how many lives she ruins,” Mom said. I thought I had prepared myself for the insults I had known she would fling at me, but each word still stung. Was there any way to prepare against a mother’s hatred toward her child? Asher’s growl added teeth. “I suggest you leave now. Get out of here with your tail between your legs before I do something that might make my mate sad. I certainly wouldn’t regret it, but her sadness is all that holds me back.”

I paused and heaved a deep sigh because the words that I was about to say were so heavy on my heart. “I think it will be nice not to talk about it because it's something that the both of us can't give her.”A frown settled on Gab's face. “And what is that?”He inquired and there is no doubt that he wanted to know every single detail about Ariana. “A complete family.”The corner of my lips curved into a bitter smile.I hated the fact that I wasn't able to give my daughter what she wanted.I felt like a terrible parent whenever I thought about it.

My mother’s face grew red with anger as she yelled, "Where the hell have you been? First, you hit your sister, then you get fired from your job, then you go missing all weekend, and on top of that, you never gave me my money!" The hallway descended into a heavy, tense silence following her furious words, with everyone anxiously waiting to see how I would respond. Nama was visibly getting angry, which caused my blood to boil with frustration. I took a deep breath and declared, "I didn't get fired from work, and Brandy deserves that punch and so much more." Brandy immediately shot back, "You're a liar. I talked to your boss, and he fired you." Before I could respond, my mother interjected shar

That was something I could never tolerate. Even a game character could be bullied. The realism of this parenting sim was terrifyingly high. As a competent mother, I had to get justice for my son. With that thought, I grabbed the knife and stormed back to the school. The bullies had cornered Liam against the wall again. Infuriated, I charged right at them with my knife. The leader was an unfamiliar face. He was probably the mastermind behind all of this. Reminding myself that this was just a game where hacking people didn't count as a crime, I moved even faster. Blood sprayed everywhere as I slashed them one by one.

Henry had asked, holding the marvel toy in his hands. "Darling, she hasn't just accepted us yet. She thinks that we are bad people!" Miriam said, rubbing her son's hair. "No, it's her who is a bad person, mummy, why does she hate us so much?" Henry asked, his tiny hands going up to his mother's cheeks before wiping the tears away. "Maybe, she is just having a bad day. Promise me that you are going to avoid her and don't do anything that she wouldn't like." Miriam warned her son.

I was shocked and angry, but I couldn't do anything when I found out. I was thinking I'd trick her by letting her believe I was still in love with Laura, so she'd leave and no longer be in danger. Then I'd look for her after I was done taking care of everything to set things right. But the despicable thing Father did won't even let me look into her eyes. Love can conquer all, they say, but what if our families' past is filled with hate and bloodshed? What if my father killed hers in cold blood? Would love still be enough? Would love overcome the hatred?

Zoey asked with a frown evident on her face. "They hate me, that's why" I sighed. "No Liv, don't say that, your parents don't hate you, they love you and they are just looking out for you, they only want what's best for you" Zoey said maturely. I used to think I was the mature one of the three of us but I guess I was wrong. Everyone is mature in their own way. "Yeah they don't hate you Liv" Jane agreed. "Of course they do, if they had any ounce of love in their hearts for me then they wouldn't be planning on playing this cruel game to spoil my love life"