A mother should love her children equally. How can a mother favor one child and neglect the other? Unfortunately, it happens. My own daughter is a prime example. My Emily is a proud woman who only dated men from affluent families. She chose a husband who was a successful lawyer. But now, I fear I may have to take my granddaughter into my care.
Joshua’s ex-wife, Madeline, knew how to communicate with Ariana, his mother. Their daughter, Zoey, isn’t to blame for her parents’ separation, but how could Ariana forget the growing distance with her own son?
Some husbands are overtly tyrannical, shouting or becoming clingy at the drop of a hat. Others may be drunks or failures who contribute nothing to the household, yet demand nothing in return from their wives. Both scenarios are nightmares for any woman. However, my situation is different; I am married to a modern, stylish, and intelligent miser who nearly considers himself a saint
On a chilly winter evening, Samuel found himself alone, reflecting on the quiet streets from his living room window. The festive lights did little to lift his spirits. It had been three months since the loss of his father, the man who had been his mentor and friend. Samuel had always been the golden child, the late blessing to his aging parents. With the New Year approaching, he felt an overwhelming sense of loneliness. Little did he know, an overheard conversation between his wife, Mary, and her sister, Sierra, would reveal a side of his marriage he never knew existed.
