You Parents Guide Novels & Stories

“You are completely delusional. Even if we hid it from the school, what about home? Do you think our parents are just going to sit back and bless their future kids dating? It’s sick, Lael.” “That’s why it’s called fake dating! They don’t need to know, we just don’t tell our parents,” he said. “What they don’t know won’t hurt them. We play the happy couple on campus to destroy your ex, you fix my grades in secret at the house, and we keep our mouth shut at the dinner table.” I stared at him, my heart doing a stupid, erratic flutter against my ribs. The sheer madness of what he was suggesting hit me at once. A total lie at school, a massive secret at home.

It was no longer enough to take care of the expenses of three people. My parents have never been worried about money before. After they retired, they had their pensions and the allowance I gave them every month, which made their lives comfortable. They never had to worry about their budget.

I become more open to them and this is so great. “Why would I stop your love for our pack? If you really love him then we will accept it, responsibility and love sometimes, you really can’t pick both of them but as your parents we here to support all the things that make you happy. Just be more openly about all the things in your head, we just strict but we still your parents to guide and help you, support you and make your goals become true.” Father also smile at me. Now, if only I become more expressive back then will he become more honest to me? Will the understanding not have happened?

At first, I made a fuss about it, crying and arguing with them. At the time, Mom would still hold me in her arms and rest her chin on my forehead while explaining softly to me, "Izzy's parents have left her to join the stars in the sky. Since they're no longer with her, we're the only family she has left. That's why we need to give her what she wants, okay?" I nodded obediently. After that, Mom and Dad deliberately bought everything in doubles, but Izzy always cried when she saw that.

Soon, the government personnel arrived and explained the system. “For the system to function properly, all family assets will be securely linked to the platform. It evaluates parental fairness objectively and makes necessary adjustments to ensure equality.” As a business owner, my father was hesitant, and he wanted to review the contract carefully. Meanwhile, Jacob hastily signed his name. “The government wouldn’t launch something unreliable. Come on, Dad. How can you keep hesitating when Annie’s still suffering?” Hearing this, both of my parents signed it without much thought.

"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.

"Thanks for always being there, Mom. Your guidance means the world to me." "Always, sweetheart," she says her eyes reflecting years of unwavering support. I turn back to father, a sense of pride swelling in my chest. "Dad, you've set quite the example. I hope to be half the parent you are." Father chuckles softly. "You're doing just fine, son. You've found your way, just like I did." Our conversation drifts to moments shared, anecdotes from the past, and plans for the future. Amidst the laughter and reminiscence, I realize the profound impact of my parents' unwavering support on the person I have become.

She had been his father's guiding light, his source of hope in times of darkness. As the memories unfolded, John's resolve solidified. He knew that he must be the guiding light for Millent, just as his mother had been for his father. He would draw upon the strength of his parents' love story to guide his actions and support Millent through her trials. Arriving back at the pack, John shared his revelation with his family, the memories of his parents' journey bringing a renewed sense of determination to their cause. Millie, Ethan, and the rest of the pack listened intently, their hearts stirred by the power of their family's legacy.

I'm the daughter of a poor couple who make a living selling fish at a market. We're so broke that every penny counts. Even so, my parents scrape together everything they have to support my dream of becoming a professional dancer. They pay for my training and even spend their life savings on my scoliosis surgery without a second thought. However, when Sylvie Putnam throws me to the ground, leaving me on the verge of paralysis, and then beats me until my face is a bloody mess, Mom barely spares me a glance. Instead, she gently strokes Sylvie's head. "Good girl. You did the right thing after she upset you. Remember, never let anyone bully you." Dad even picks up a stick and strikes it again

I say slowly, looking down at the floor. “The only thing we have wished for many years was for us to find out where you were. We wanted to know you were safe, and have hoped for a long time that we one day would have you in our lives.” Adam answers with a soft smile. “But I need to tell you my parents will always be my parents. They raised me and loved me, and they still support me and love me.” I tell him honestly, and I am surprised when he nods his head and his eyes show no grief or anger.