싱글맘 Novels & Stories

TOKYO, JAPAN CHLOE MAE BERSALES was wanted! Indeed. She'd been wanted in a good and bad way—from her enraged father to being a billion-dollar Baby Mama of an innocent soul that she would meet nine months from now. The page of her book went beyond extraordinary when the billionaire CEO of Greyson Stockholdings disclosed an offer she could not resist. Well, that was two months ago and in baby steps, she learned to play along in the cycle. An unexpected yet interesting progression in her old mundane life.

Jane shook her head, “It's the drink. Makes me feel like that all the time. Anyway, what's yours?” “For me, it’s being a mother." Jane’s eyes widened. "Wow, you don’t look like you’ve had a kid." "I hear that all the time," Bianca said, her voice tinged with sadness. Jane nudged her playfully in the rib. “Brighten up, it's a good thing. Your husband must be really proud.” "I’m a single mom to a five-year-old. The father rejected the child." "I’m so sorry," Jane said, her heart aching at the realization. “Pardon my ignorance.”

asked a single mom. "I can identify with all of the negative and dismal comments you might face as a single mom. I was determined, like you, to defy those stereotypes and associated odds. This isn't the lottery yet the odds are real. I was going to gamble, so to speak, on beating the odds that said I couldn't win and succeed at reaching my goals," said Rachel in the midst of thundering applause. "What is your mantra for being happy ?" the host asked the final question.

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.

"So, you're a single mom now?" Mirabel's pause was brief, her gaze locking onto the reporter. "Yes, I am a single mom and I am proud of it. And let me tell you something very important that you all need to know, single moms are the strongest women on earth. When the father doesn't want to take responsibility, we leave them and raise our child on our own. As you all know, there are many irresponsible fathers out there." The room erupted into a flurry of gasps and murmurs. The reporter who had asked the question sat down, his face red, lost for words. Mirabel's gaze never wavered, her expression unapologetic.

Didn't your great-grandmother leave the pattern behind? "Just have your mom make you a new one. "Jacey comes from a single-parent home. She's never had a dad--the poor thing. "You're the big sister. You need to be the bigger person."

Well, that was…life threatening. I signed. Idiot. I was being an idiot. I'm not the only single mother in the world. I read the headline again. ‘#slut #runt Single Mother desperate for money and companionship. 14th Jul. 2018’ I would've killed myself because of an article posted almost a decade ago. I took a deep breath and kept scrolling.

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.

into the search bar and scrolled through the results. One article caught my eye. > "Should Single Mothers Turn Back to Education?" I clicked on it and started reading. > For many single mothers, the idea of returning to education feels like a distant dream. Between childcare, work, and the daily struggle to make ends meet, the thought of adding classes and exams to an already overwhelming schedule can seem impossible.