싱글 아빠 Novels & Stories

Tessa turned around and looked at Zayn with her face covered in tears. “Zayn! Do you think I’ve gone too far? But do you know how far this woman has gone? She did not give me enough affection at all! She only gave birth to me, but she had never brought me up at all! She left all the housework and trivial matters to my dad. I grew up being a child from a single-parent family! I have never had a mom since I was young. My dad also doesn’t have a wife! She doesn’t deserve to be a human being at all!”

Richard felt torn about the situation. Seeing the confused, remorseful, hesitant and excited mix of feelings on the evidently exhausted CEO’s face, Emily wondered if she should rethink her decision to let the single father know what she thought about his parenting abilities. It was never easy to be a parent, much less a single parent taking care of children who shared no blood relations with him. “Here, please eat up while it is warm.” As Emily placed his portion of soup down with some toast and a pasta salad, Richard thanked her and finally looked up.

I opened my voice, and there was a procession to vent. "Be patience, Miss. There must be away." "He ... he ... doesn't want to admit his child." I was choking. My body trembled even more, imagining Gerald not wanting to admit his child, and I have to fight to be a single mom. But what makes my life even sadder is, my baby will live without a father figure in his life. I don't want my bahy to be disturbed and get bullied around the neighborhood because he doesn't have a father.

one word? "I..." I started to apologize. "There is nothing wrong with that, Mr. Nyilas," he approved. "The children of single parents either use one word like 'strong', or 'brave' when the parent fulfilled only one role. If they cover both roles, one word never suffices," Vincent explained. "My Dad was nothing like me. He only dated three women in his life and the last one he married," I said. "He never understood my sexual predilections, but he never criticized me over them either."

“Not Leonardo. Not the messenger. They’d think the new man is their father.” I stared at her, lips pressed tight. “Okay,” I muttered. “Maybe you’re right. But what sane man wants a woman with two newborns?” I chuckled bitterly. “I’ve given up on love. Family. Marriage. Who would marry me?” “Well,” Stella said with a grin, “there Is this app for single mothers. It’s called Momkind. Men there are actually looking for moms. So, you don’t have to hide your babies.” “Momkind?” I laughed. “That sounds so fake.”

Seeing them one will know Nicklaus is the father My babies are the reason why I'm leaving, they came into my life and changed my world, they breath in a fresh air into my life, they gave me a reason to live and put a meaning to my life they lightened my dull works and filled my life with colours and love, in the future I'll not only be know as a ruthless Zillionaire but I'll also be known as a proud single mum who raised her tripled sons right with nobody's help

His only son. This pack is in serious, serious trouble.

"But the dirt you're talking about is thanks to my son and some friends of his." How cute is that? He took his son out mudding. It was probably that little guy's dream come true. Before I go any further, I want to make sure there's not some woman hiding in the background with a Fatal Attraction plot for her baby daddy. "Are you close with his mom? I know from your profile you aren't married or divorced." A pained look crosses his face. "She's not in the picture, hasn't seen him since he was a baby. I'm a single dad in the truest sense of the word."

Eugene stood right beside her with his head lowered, as though he had suffered great injustice. Ms. Hill held her phone out in front of me. "Take a look at this." Late last night, an anonymous post had popped up on the school forum. The title of the post was incredibly direct, and the content was even more so. It claimed that Eugene wasn't Ian's biological son, yet he was hogging all the resources because Ian was spending money to pave the way for him. It also implied that Ian had abandoned his ex-wife and biological daughter just to turn around and raise someone else's kid.

Sienna's POV “I don’t have some big magical answer for you, Ethan,” I said, still standing there in the kitchen with my arms crossed. His question hung heavy between us. “Kids are a lot smarter than adults give them credit for. They don’t care about fame or money or how many magazine covers you’ve been on. They just remember how someone makes them feel safe. Lily was scared and alone at the hospital. I sat on the floor with her, held her when she cried, and told her silly stories instead of treating her like some celebrity’s kid. That’s all it was.”