When Mommy and Daddy Don’t Live Together
Ellie is a cheerful 7-year-old who suddenly faces the challenge of her parents getting divorced. With her world turned upside down, Ellie must navigate her feelings and the changes in her family life, learning along the way that love remains constant even when things seem uncertain. Join Ellie on her journey as she discovers that wisdom and love can overcome even the hardest obstacles.
Ellie was a happy little girl. She loved playing with her toys, coloring pictures, and spending time with her mommy and daddy. They always seemed to be together, smiling and laughing. But one day, things began to feel different. One sunny morning, her parents sat her down for a talk. They explained that they would live in different houses soon. - Why do you have to live apart? Ellie asked. Her heart felt heavy, and she was confused. She wondered if things would ever be the same.
Ellie found it hard to understand why her parents couldn't live together anymore. She missed their family outings and dinners. - Can we still have fun together? she asked. But her parents explained it might not be like before. This made Ellie sad and worried. She wanted to find a way to make things go back to normal.
Ellie tried to fix things by making her parents breakfast in bed, hoping it would bring them back together. She spilled juice everywhere and burned the toast. - I just want us to be a happy family again! she cried. Her parents explained that even though they loved her very much, living apart was best for them. Ellie felt like nothing she did could make a difference.
After a few days, Ellie felt like giving up. Everything felt different and too hard to change. She watched other kids with both parents together and felt left out. - Maybe things will never be okay, she thought sadly. She missed the way things used to be and didn't know how to feel better.
One afternoon, Ellie's grandma came to visit. - "Families can change, but love never goes away," Grandma said warmly. She shared stories about how love is like a great, unending circle. Ellie understood that she could still have fun with Mommy and Daddy, even if they lived in different places. This brought a small smile to her face.
Ellie decided to write a letter to both her mommy and daddy. In it, she wrote about her feelings and how she still wanted to spend time with both. - I love you both so much, she wrote. Her parents promised to always be there for her, no matter what. Ellie felt happy knowing their love was always with her, in both houses.
Ellie was a happy little girl. She loved playing with her toys, coloring pictures, and spending time with her mommy and daddy. They always seemed to be together, smiling and laughing. But one day, things began to feel different. One sunny morning, her parents sat her down for a talk. They explained that they would live in different houses soon. - Why do you have to live apart? Ellie asked. Her heart felt heavy, and she was confused. She wondered if things would ever be the same.
Ellie found it hard to understand why her parents couldn't live together anymore. She missed their family outings and dinners. - Can we still have fun together? she asked. But her parents explained it might not be like before. This made Ellie sad and worried. She wanted to find a way to make things go back to normal.
Ellie tried to fix things by making her parents breakfast in bed, hoping it would bring them back together. She spilled juice everywhere and burned the toast. - I just want us to be a happy family again! she cried. Her parents explained that even though they loved her very much, living apart was best for them. Ellie felt like nothing she did could make a difference.
After a few days, Ellie felt like giving up. Everything felt different and too hard to change. She watched other kids with both parents together and felt left out. - Maybe things will never be okay, she thought sadly. She missed the way things used to be and didn't know how to feel better.
One afternoon, Ellie's grandma came to visit. - "Families can change, but love never goes away," Grandma said warmly. She shared stories about how love is like a great, unending circle. Ellie understood that she could still have fun with Mommy and Daddy, even if they lived in different places. This brought a small smile to her face.
Ellie decided to write a letter to both her mommy and daddy. In it, she wrote about her feelings and how she still wanted to spend time with both. - I love you both so much, she wrote. Her parents promised to always be there for her, no matter what. Ellie felt happy knowing their love was always with her, in both houses.
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