Unbreakable Parents Guide Novels & Stories

"But try to be a little gentler with the kids, okay? Yelling at them only scares them. They look up to you." His words resonated with me, and I nodded, understanding the truth in his advice. "You're right, Damien," I admitted, a hint of remorse in my voice. "I'll try to be more patient with them. I don't want to scare them. It's just... sometimes it gets overwhelming." Damien's touch and understanding presence provided solace, reminding me that I wasn't alone in this journey of parenthood. He continued to massage my shoulders, his hands offering comfort and support.

she said, moving towards me, but in her haste, accidentally bumped into me, causing me to lose my balance and stumble. I regained my footing, shooting a quick glance at Kate before turning back to the parent. "Our pack needs to stand uited," I said, my voice calm but firm. "We all have a role to play in shaping the future generation, ensuring they grow up to be respectful and responsible members of the pack. If someone was to threaten that, I wouldn’t hesitate to make them rogue!” "He's just a boy, you... you can't," the parent defended, their voice wavering slightly.

Starting with their son Ross Kincaid, who forges ahead with his heart instead of his brain, his desire to defy his parents is causing cracks in the family that are about to surface! Ross Kincaid felt it was time to release himself from all the family traditions. He felt this was the only way his parents would understand what they had been putting him through all his life! So, he needs to get some alone time and get out of his parents' grip. Ross just wants to be free!

"Mom... Mommy, it wasn't on purpose. I was aiming for that mean lady." I frowned, wondering what kind of lessons Jeffrey had been teaching her. "We can't solve problems with violence," I said. She sobbed, looking so forlorn. "I get it now. I'll remember that, Mommy." I let out a sigh. That was all I could do for her. She would have to learn to navigate her life. Elaine tried to look tough, summoning her inner diva. "Rebecca, you've won," she said. I shook my head.

Lucky's POV The cold water seemed to want to swallow me. The waves pulled and pushed me like this was a game to them. My life was insignificant to the ruler of the sea. No matter how desperately I tried to fight, it was like battling a giant. A giant of Mother Nature. The unforgiving and unkind. The resourceful and giving. The one who had kept my people alive for generations and took them back without mercy. The one we all loved and feared...

Our role now is to protect and guide them, but what should we do if they refuse to follow the guidance we give them? I nodded in agreement with Marcel's words. It was a new phase of parenthood, one where we had to navigate the delicate balance of guiding and supporting our children while respecting their autonomy and choices. Our primary responsibility was to ensure their safety and well-being, even if it meant adapting our approach to their desires and wishes. I told Vino he would be overseeing the task, and he was more than willing; Theo insisted on being a part of it, too, and I had no choice but to oblige. As things were, it was clear our children would be running the show.

Even if they wanted to stop him, they couldn’t; that wasn’t the Walter way of life. Kids are not appendages of parents; they have their own life and freedom of choices. Parents are like lighthouses, lighting the path through the stormy phases of life, guiding to prevent injuries from the pitfalls of life, a silent reminder that no matter the how turbulent the storms outside are, they have a safe haven to return to!

“Dad wanted me to stay with Uncle Max for the rest of the school year…and I said no but Mum supported his decision. I think my parents knows that I won't take sides with any of them that is why they decided to send me to Enugu to stay with Uncle Max." “Hmm, well, I think they did the right thing,” Uncle Max said. “I am sorry you are mad at your parents, Perer. Like I have been saying every time we talk about your parents, I am sure all their problems will pass quickly. A time will come when they will realize their mistakes and get back together."