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DON'T YOU THINK THAT'S A LITTLE TOO MUCH'). I shrugged 'i guess that's how they see her'. ('SHE MUST BE ONE HELL OF A MOTHER THEN'). 'Yeah, I guess so' Something Sydney wasn't. Jessa blushed "Momma does everything for us, she is really the best mother". "And your Dad?". Jesse raised his brow "Hunter Daddy is the only Dad we know" Hunter hasn't told them he wasn't their real Dad, I wondered why, where was their Dad anyways. ('MAYBE THEIR DAD ABANDONED THEM, THAT'S THE MOST COMMON CASES WHEN A SINGLE MOM RAISE HER CHILDREN ALONE').

She stares at me for a bit, and then tightens her mouth, “Lemme help you get cleaned up and I’ll get you in bed, and you can get a bit of rest. You are going to need it for the next few days. A single mother doesn’t mean you have to do it all on your own.” I say nothing as she embarrasses me further, and I am mortified, but I really can’t do it on my own. How the hell did I expect to have a baby alone? Maybe all those years, my Aunt Hunter forced us to go to Sunday church was not in vain, because the lord provided me with a clubhouse full of bounties. It takes a while, and eventually I am cleaned up with fresh underwear and a button down night gown to make it easier to feed Kaleb.

"Hehe, you've figured it out." Emily playfully twirled a strand of her hair before adopting a serious tone. "Actually, you can look at this matter from a multifaceted perspective. For example, you own a small company now. While you may not be filthy rich, you don’t have to worry about your basic needs and you can afford to hire help and provide for your children. But now, imagine an ordinary working woman from an average family background, education, and job skills, who’s in the midst of building her career. For her, being a single mother presents a tremendous challenge. Besides, don't you find nurturing a baby into an adult incredibly rewarding?"

Jo says and watches while I shake my head, getting up off the bed. “I can’t. I’m sorry, I need some air.” I walk out of the room. I stand out on the terrace and inhale deeply, filling my flaming lungs with air. Josh and the girls have been my absolute rock lately, and I appreciate them and so much, but these moments, us getting the nursery ready for the baby was supposed to be mine and Cole's moments together. Now, I have to figure out how the hell I’m going to be a single parent on top of everything else. Like everything else in my life, I’ll do this on my own too. Even if it kills me, I’ll love my baby enough for the both of us. She’ll never know that her father ripped the very soul right

That should be a comfort. Only, it wasn’t. Nevertheless, Joedeserved to be free rather than chained down by his worst fear, and I’d just have to deal with my new situation the best I could. Nevertheless, there was no denying that it would be tough being a single mom, living on a waitress income. Could I ever afford making a beautiful room like their nursery for my baby? Probably not. But I’d manage somehow. The worst part would be not to have Joein my life anymore.

She reacted and kept on apologizing. "No, it's okay! What's important now is i have a friend by my side, and I'm certain that i can raise my child alone, without any of his father's concern." My face was firmly serious as I said that. Syd clapped. "That's my girl!" "Well, what can i say? Single mom isn't bad after all. Salute to you all, brave mommas." Dra. Lacey casually put her hands on the pockets of her lab coat.

“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.

“Knowing who the father of my children is not going to solve anything. After all, I have to raise my children on my own. “Oh, no. Of course you are not going to raise your children alone. This is a responsibility of two people and it is those two who have to take care of this. “I have decided… “You could have decided a lot of things, but this is something that gets out of your hands. You may be a magnificent leader right now, but once those children come out of your womb, they will have to face a much harsher reality than it already is. >> That's why, single mothers are not allowed. And yes, it may be too outdated a thought for today, but it is a tradition that you will not be able to break

But, she could still not move on from Aaron. *** That night, Jeanne was browsing through the internet as she was feeling sleepy to continue working. Suddenly, an article popped out. 'Living the life without a father' by anonymous. Jeanne suddenly felt interested to read the article. Throughout the article, the writer explained her struggle with living as a single mother. Her life was far from perfect as her mother was not well off, having to work day and night to provide for her.