Your story has elements of sadness in it although I think overall it is a very happy story as you have your son and the opportunity to help him be the best version of himself he possibly can be; you'll give him a good grounding and then it's up to him to carry on with it. You seem to be a very switched on woman and I think you'll explain things to your son in the right way and at the right time.
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Thank you very much for thinking that way about me, I hope to have the most sincere answers when my son asks about his father. I hope he understands my reasons, although I will always be afraid that he will reproach me for something, I love my son very much and I know that he feels that love
I don't know him or you, however I feel confident that you'll raise him in a way that leaves him able to see the facts and understand the situation. You know what I mean? I think he will accept what you say, your reasons, and simply be happy to be your son.