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And I hated him even more for using it. Growing up with a single mother, I had learned to fend for myself. Things only got worse when she married Cayden’s father, another single parent. Unlike my mother, he and his son were reckless and irresponsible. I had worked my ass off to put myself through nursing school, determined not to be anything like them.

“What mother? You? How sweet of you to give yourself the mother tittle, yet you hardly spend time with them or listen to their childish needs! All you do is change men like you change clothes.” She snapped back angrily. “And what the hell is wrong with that, am I the only single mother in the world, can’t I have a little freedom, the twins are old enough to be alone, they're playing happily so what’s your problem with me having a male lover, virgin?” Kerry defended.

he's so kind to her and his parents adore her too. I wish Edgar could really be good to her from his heart. "My only concern now is you. You have a child now and..." "Mom, I have some cash to sustain me for a few months... Elena is still too small for me to leave with someone...after some months, I'll go look for a job." "Don't you have any plans of getting married? You're still so young." "Mom, I don't think there's anything wrong with being a single mother. "You'll feel lonely. "She pointed out." Who's Elena’s father?I've asked you countlessly and you won't say anything about him."

Emily always had a smile whenever she came to wake him up for school every morning. Five years ago, she'd made a very tough decision to be a single mom, to bring the child of the man who had left her broken to this world. It was a tough start for her at first, as a struggling young woman. Then it became the best decision of her life. She focused on creating a better life for herself with her son as her motivation because she couldn't bring an innocent child to suffer.

His mother's influence on him was subtle. "Aiya, if you don't like to, you don’t have to look for one. Being single and having a DINK family is quite popular nowadays! It's not a bad thing to be single, it's good to be single, you just have to feed yourself. Besides, being single doesn’t mean he’ll be all alone. If he’s single, he’ll still always be our child, and will forever be with this family and not move out to have another family of his own. Isn’t it good, aren’t you happy to have your son accompanying you..."

We don't have a father! I'm getting sad. Is karma or destiny playing a role now? "You have the baby blues, you can't live alone. Danger! Just go home, please." I shook my head. Could I be? "New mothers usually experience baby blues. Plus your problem is, don't stay alone. Nobody can control later. Living with anyone, mom actually just asked to go home." "Which is good for mom. Just Rara doesn't remember having a father. Maybe this is our fate. Hopefully Kelsea, it's not like that."

my mother asked, her voice sharp, but weary. I looked up, caught. “Di. Eva. Dad. I was just…” “Praying, yes. But prayers don’t heal heartbreak, my dear.” She crossed the room, arms folded. “Are you sure about this? Leaving now, in your condition?” “I’ll be fine, Mum. The baby will be fine.” She frowned, sitting on the edge of my bed. “You talk as if that child will raise itself. Do you have any idea how hard it is to be a single mother? Johnson and I raised you alone, and we nearly lost our sanity doing it.”

"I'm just saying that you're not always there for me, that you're not always available to talk to me, to listen to me, to be there for me when I need you." Mrs. Valerie's expression didn't change, but her voice became even more angry. "I'm always there for you," she said. "I'm always working to provide for you, to give you the best life possible. You have no idea how hard it is to be a single mother, to work and raise a child on my own."

“You been busy, Zee, runnin’ that fuckin’ parlour properly for the first time in forever. The guys come in here after work almost every day, and tell everyone how you’re killin' yourself to get it together and organized, then goin' home to be Mom, then you’re back again the next day hours before anyone else shows up. You got your hands full, so if you think I’m gonna knock you for not droppin’ by here every day to get loaded, you’re wrong.” “Well,” she began, feeling embarrassed. Wolf was making her sound like a damn superhero, and all she was, really, was a single mother… just like the approximately other ten million single mothers in the U.S., many of whom were also holding down jobs while

“How are things with you?” "It's good to see you, Mrs. Ponds," says Valerie "I'm doing fine, I see you're shopping for your kids." Mrs. Ponds is one of Valerie's senior teammates and someone she admires; she sees her as a courageous woman who doesn't give up on raising and providing for her children despite the fact that they don't have a father, and Valerie understands that being a single mother is difficult because it requires the mother to do the father's work as well “Well of course, because my children really adore the meals I prepare for them, particularly vegetables.” Mrs. Ponds laughs as she grabs her own cart. ““It may be challenging, but it pays off when I see my children healthy a