Leah, a young girl from Ohio, was in a coma for 20 months with slim chances of recovery. Her father, Bruce, refused to give up hope and played the guitar by her hospital bed every day. One day, something extraordinary happened.
My heart is in pieces. I don’t have much experience behind me. I just wanted to love and be loved! Until I was twenty-three, my life was a series of misunderstandings about what makes a relationship work.
Leah’s joy of giving birth to her daughter, Neveah, was overshadowed by the sorrow of losing her husband, Dylan, to cancer just hours later. This is their touching story.
A determined young boy takes a brave step to find a forever family after being separated from his siblings in the foster care system.
Diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder and given a grim prognosis, Ethan has defied all expectations by graduating as the valedictorian of his class at 22. He has also secured a coveted position as a journalist in New York City.
I raised my son alone after his father left us when he was just a toddler. We lived together in my small two-bedroom apartment. Justin never lacked anything, and he always promised he’d grow up and make my life easier. He married well initially. He even helped me financially, though he kept it from his wife. Now, after his divorce, he’s back, and my life
Delilah, a devoted wife and mother, had always lived in the shadow of her husband, Kyle, and his domineering personality. Raised to be compliant and never to question authority, Delilah followed Kyle’s decision to relocate their family to an old, rundown farmhouse in a remote area, hoping it would mark the start of a better chapter in their lives. However, Kyle’s departure left Delilah and her children, Scarlett and William, to fend for themselves in an unfamiliar and challenging environment. This story follows their journey of survival and the pursuit of happiness, a journey that, despite their best efforts, does not lead to the resolution they had hoped for.
Laura is a young and beautiful woman, a mother of three, but deeply unhappy. One day, while sitting on a bench in the park, lost in her thoughts and oblivious to the cold and falling snow, she realized the weight of her solitude. She had to rush to pick up her eldest son, Gabriel, from soccer practice, then drop off her youngest, Colton, at daycare before hurrying back home to her baby daughter, Harper.
