Singleparenting Stories

Aurelia May Cort just joined the crew at 51 as a paramedic. But she is the younger sister of Matthew Casey, just married so she has a different surname. She has been deployed in the U.S Army for 3 years before getting an honourable discharge due to her wife, Ciara, having twins!

Widowed and divorced, Amalie Conor Davids is raising her child alone. And trust is hard to get from all the men she meets. Would she ever trust any man who wouldn't hurt her and her daughter? #1 under #singleparenting #4 under #amalie #276 under #miami #974 under #kids #708 under #summer #307 under #holiday #681 under #vacation

"Roots and Wings" is a heartfelt journey of love, loss, resilience, and self-discovery. Gina, a 24-year-old mother of two, opens her heart to share her life story-one shaped by the strong yet imperfect bonds of family, the profound love of her grandparents, and the lessons learned from being both a daughter and a mother. Through vivid memories of a childhood rooted in her grandparents' care, the sacrifices of her hardworking single father, and the heartbreak of losing her grandfather while expecting her first child, Gina reflects on the complexities of life and the strength it takes to keep moving forward. This memoir captures the beauty in life's contradictions: the love found in chaos, the strength born from struggles, and the balance of holding onto the past while reaching for the future. A raw and inspiring account, "Roots and Wings" reminds us that while our roots ground us, our wings give us the courage to soar.

Freshly released from Southern Ohio Correctional Facility after seven years, Dean Walker (Leonardo DiCaprio) returns back to his childhood home in Summerfield, Florida only to find out that everything has changed. His mother is remarried to his once-best friend from grade school, his little sister is a major pothead, and his cat has an unhealthy addiction to stress medicine. But when Dean learns about a new family that moved next door to them, he definitely isn't expecting Carolina Milton (Candice Accola), a single mother of two whom also happens to be the reason why he ended up in prison in the first place, to be there.

|Clawen AU| Single parents to trouble makers Mason and Lizzie, Claire Dearing and Owen Grady cross paths after being forced to look after their own kids during a school trip to the zoo. Would the chaos surrounding their children bring them together or leave them not wanting anything to do with each other?

[Clawen AU] Sequel to 'You Call It Chaos, We Call It Family' Follows Claire's pregnancy and the first years of Claire and Owen's kid. Mason and Lizzie both deal very differently to the reality of being an older sibling. Both Claire and Owen have to team-up to raise a child who doesn't know what's right and what's wrong; since mommy says no, but daddy laughs if baby does. Basically, a baby clawen fic filled with family fluff and domestic stuff.

18+ only A collection of snippets for my upcoming paranormal romance between a Werewolf and a Witch

Based on True Stories Our 7th St. Saga of the East Village in the 1990s Written By those who lived it

It really takes a village.

[Clawen AU] {Sequel to 'It Had to Be You'} Claire and Owen managed to survive a chaotic day at the zoo. Now they have to juggle their relationship on top of messy exes and troublemakers Mason and Lizzie.

Dahlia's childhood is shaped by love, loss, and self-discovery. Growing up in a once-happy home, she bonds deeply with her father, Bumpy, while facing the emotional turbulence of her mother, Akosa. From an early age, Dahlia realizes she's different-not just in her intelligence but in her emotions. Her first crush, Keziah, leaves her questioning herself when Keziah moves away. As she navigates adolescence, Dahlia witnesses the unraveling of her parents' marriage. Akosa brings men into their home, leading to an unexpected pregnancy. When the child is born, a DNA test confirms what Bumpy feared-the baby isn't his. Despite the betrayal, he raises the child as his own. Meanwhile, Dahlia is diagnosed with a heart condition, adding another layer of struggle to her already complicated life. Amidst the chaos, Dahlia and her siblings, Lucky and Talia, find solace in their bond. They transfer to an international school in Nakuru, but tragedy strikes when Lucky is killed in a road accident. Overwhelmed by grief, Dahlia and Talia relocate to their aunt's house in Mumias while their father remains in Eldoret. Life moves forward, the young child their mother left behind grows, and eventually, Dahlia completes high school and gets a boyfriend. Still undergoing treatment for her heart condition, Dahlia's life takes another turn when Bumpy, now focusing on his career, travels to Australia for business seminars. Dahlia and Talia enroll in separate universities, but Dahlia transfers to be closer to family. Meanwhile, Akosa has long since left for the USA. Years later, as Dahlia's uncle graduates in Nairobi, the family reunites, and fate brings an unexpected closure. Her father, Bumpy, returns from Australia, and in a twist of fate, meets a new woman-marking a fresh start after years of pain and endurance

Audrey, is a young woman scarred by a traumatic upbringing marred by her abusive father. Despite her difficult past, Audrey finds a glimmer of hope and love in an unexpected place-the affection of the president's son. As their relationship blossoms, Audrey discovers an uncharted path to empowerment through the intricate realm of politics. With determination and resilience, she navigates the complex landscape of power, facing challenges, making alliances, and confronting her past. 'Audrey's Ascendance' is a gripping tale of love, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of success against all odds.

Today, I reflect on my childhood memories, the love of my father, and how he turned into my best friend to date. Let's write stories so our kids will read through our memories and good times. I hope you enjoy reading as you reminisce about the memories you had, whether good or bad. I hope you become a better parent to your kids

{ON INDEFINITE HIATUS} It is such a cliché. A town so small everyone knows each other's middle name. A friendly little coffee shop with wine-coloured walls. The soft-spoken owner hears whispers over the counter: a mysterious, fashionable stranger arrived that morning. And he is a sort of beautiful Connor has only seen in magazines. Boy meets boy, and they both know their plot together is short, unattached and basic. That is, until a pastry, a month and an offer is given. And that exhausted story you've heard so many times... ...becomes wonderful.

this is a story about how a lost daughter found a new ray of hope for her divorced parents who once divorced because a big misunderstanding.

Born with a degenerative disease, she's spent her life fighting against a body that betrays her, a past that haunts her, and a love she thought she'd never deserve. From a toxic first love that left scars she can't erase to the quiet strength of motherhood, she navigates a world that is both fragile and fierce. When she becomes a mother, she discovers that love can survive loss, grief, and weakness - and that the true legacy we leave behind isn't measured by how long we live, but by the love we nurture and the lives we touch. Even If I Fade is a heartbreaking and hopeful journey of resilience, motherhood, and learning that some love never leaves, even when the people we love do.

[Clawen AU] {Christmas Special for my Single Parents Series} Both Mason and Lizzie are now eight years old, that age when kids find out the truth behind Santa Claus. Some kids find out from their friends, some figure it out on their own. But Mason and Lizzie? Well... Claire making out with "Santa" kind of did the trick.