You Parents Guide Novels & Stories

Mom cursed, but she rarely uttered profanity to Dad in front of me. “Mind your language, Ashley!” Dad thundered, his ears turning pink. “I don't care about the language! You should stop being such an adamant child and do what is right. It's been six years already. Don't you think you should let the animosity go?” My parents glared at each other while I stayed rooted to my spot, unaware of what to do. My parents taught me to never speak a word between elders, never poke your nose when two people were arguing, and never to talk back to elders.

He wouldn't be out in less than a week, and I wasn't worried about him coming after us again. On the plane, Christopher tilted his head and asked, "Mom, where are we going?" Looking out the window as the city slowly disappeared beneath the clouds, I stroked his head. "We're going somewhere where no one can find us. Don't be scared. I'm with you." Christopher grinned. "I'm not scared!" After a moment, he asked again, "Mom, do I have a dad?" I thought for a moment before replying softly, "You did once, but not anymore."

Both of them pleaded with such tearful sincerity that there wasn't a dry eye among those present. However, I coldly kicked them to the ground. "Get lost! It's none of my business even if you starve to death. You want money? Dream on! Security, drag these two out! Don't let them near the company ever again!" The video cut out suddenly, with the final frame showing my parents wailing in despair and my cold, callous expression. The onlookers erupted into another uproar. "She's nothing but an ingrate! Her parents were so good to her. They came all the way from the countryside to see her, and this is how she treats them?"

"Now you two I am sure you know what sex- For the next twenty minutes mom rattled on about intercourse and ways to protect and avoid pregnancies. Dad on the other hand made sure to give us a lecture about the rules of the house. When we were finally let free from I'd say cage, we could only sigh in relief. " I'm sorry about that." I apologized to Kaleb as I buckled myself in for safety. I winced, remembering what we had just gone through. My parents were embarrassing. Kaleb responded with a light chuckle and looked over at mom and dad who stood on the porch, waiting for us to drive away. Dad's arms are crossed and mom is beaming at the two of us.

“Great. Fine, but I get the last word on who is guarding you and Evan. And I will try to talk to him at breakfast before he goes to school. I didn’t even think of how it would be received by the pups.” “Hey, you’ve been parenting for what? Two days now? Give yourself a break, it’s not like there are rule books or guide books for parenting. I don’t care what they claim. Parenting for Dummies is not a DIY for parenting.” “Okay, I will try not to be too hard on myself. Anything else?”

Mom had intervened, placing a gentle hand on both of us. "Our son is growing, and the man in him wants to come out just as the wolf does, " she had said to Dad. Then Mom turned to me. "You will always need guidance and advice all through your life, no matter how old you get. You will always be my miniature wolf, and I will always be here for you."

Its time to let my parents know the truth I left my room and went downstairs, my parents were seated on the couch having a nice conversation and laughing to themselves as I walked towards them sadly “Mom, dad, I have to talk to you both” they paused in their conversation and stared at me They lost their smiles at the sight of my gloomy expression My parents were nice to me and they loved each other a lot I never lacked anything because my parent were always ready to provide for me, it hurts a lot that I would be disappointing them like this

The rain poured down that night. Lightning lit up the sky in a chilling glow, and thunder roared so loud that it forced my buried memories to the surface. After I failed my SAT exams and fell into depression, Jade said she wanted to cheer me up and invited me to go hiking. Maybe because they were afraid I would do something crazy to Jade, my dad and Yara tagged along like bodyguards. My mom was working a night shift at the hospital, so she did not come.

I'll teach you right from wrong, through it all In this world that can be tough and unfair Know I'm here, I will always care Like a mother worried 'bout her daughter Like a father tries to direct his son I'll guide you through life's twists and turns With love that never comes undone When the road gets rough and your heart feels heavy Lean on me, I'll help you find your way steady Through every stumble, every tear that falls You're not alone, together we stand tall Like a mother worried 'bout her daughter Like a father tries to direct his son I'll guide you through life's twists and turns With love that never comes undone Like a mother worried 'bout her daughter Like a father tries to direct

This forced traveling can’t be considered an enjoyable family trip. For the past week, Ariana had seen her parents say goodbye like they should never see each other again. Every morning, when it’s time to continue their journey, Peter stays behind, creating false trails while covering the real one. The image of her parents kissing each other with sadness in their eyes and the long face her mother pulls. Leaving her father behind tortures Ariana as well.