The story focuses more on the journey of self-discovery and romantic exploration of Will Hayes, as well as the bond between him and his daughter Maya.

The journey of self-discovery and romantic exploration of Will Hayes evolved in different places with  Isla Fisher "April", Rachel Weisz "Summer or Natasha", Elizabeth Banks "Emily," and  Kevin Kline - Professor boyfriend "Daddy of Summer."

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tell me who was Maya's mother? based on "Definitely, Maybe is a 2008 romantic comedy film written and directed by Adam Brooks, and starring Ryan Reynolds, Isla Fisher, Rachel Weisz, Elizabeth Banks, Abigail Breslin, and Kevin Kline. Set in New York City, the film is about a former political consultant who tries to help his daughter understand his impending divorce by telling her the story of his past romantic relationships and how he ended up marrying her mother. The film grossed $56 million worldwide. Plot Will Hayes works at an advertising agency in New York City and is in the midst of a divorce from wife Sarah. After her first sex education class, his 10-year-old daughter Maya insists on hearing the story of how her parents met. Will gives in, but changes the names and some of the facts, leaving Maya to guess which of the women from his past is Sarah, her mother. Unpacking in his new apartment, Will discovers April's book. He brings it to her, apologizing for waiting so long, but she asks him to leave. At Maya's urging, Will realizes he is miserable without April, whose name he didn't change in the story like he did to "Emily"/Sarah and to "Summer", whose real name is Natasha. Will and Maya go to April's apartment, and he tries to explain his reasoning to her, but she does not let them inside. Waiting in front of the door, Maya encourages Will to tell April the story, while April overhears the conversation through intercom. As Will and Maya walk away, April runs after them. Will explains that he kept the book as the only thing he had left of her. April invites them in to tell her the story, and she and Will kiss.
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Maya's mother is April, who is portrayed by actress Isla Fisher in the film "Definitely, Maybe."

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Why did In the present, Maya deduces that "Emily" is her mother. Maya hopes her parents will reunite, but Will assures Maya that she is the story's happy ending, before finalizing his divorce.?
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In the film "Definitely, Maybe," Maya deduces that "Emily" is her mother because of the way the story unfolds and the connections she makes between the characters and her parents' real-life relationships. Throughout the narrative, Maya is trying to piece together her parents' romantic history based on the stories her father, Will, tells her. She notices similarities between "Emily" and her mother, particularly in terms of their personalities and experiences.

Maya hopes that her parents will reunite because she sees the potential for reconciliation between her father and her mother, whom she believes to be "Emily." However, Will reassures Maya that she is the true happy ending of the story, implying that regardless of the outcome of his romantic relationships, Maya's existence and well-being are what ultimately matter most to him.

Will's assurance to Maya that she is the story's happy ending reinforces the theme of parental love and the prioritization of family bonds over romantic relationships. It also serves to reassure Maya that, despite the divorce and any uncertainties in her parents' relationship, she is loved and valued by both of them.

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In the end, did Will Hayes remain married to April?
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Yes, in the end of the film "Definitely, Maybe," Will Hayes reunites with April, portrayed by Isla Fisher, and they share a kiss. This suggests that they reconcile and potentially rekindle their relationship. However, the film does not explicitly show whether they remain married. The story focuses more on the journey of self-discovery and romantic exploration of Will, as well as the bond between him and his daughter Maya.

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"Will runs into Summer who tells him she's pregnant and invites him to a party where he reunites with Emily, who has recently moved to New York City." Summer was not Maya's mother?
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You are correct. I apologize for the confusion. In the film "Definitely, Maybe," Summer is not Maya's mother. Instead, she is one of the women from Will's past relationships. Maya's mother is April, portrayed by Isla Fisher. Thank you for catching that error.

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Summer who tells him she's pregnant with whom? Not Will?
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In the film "Definitely, Maybe," Summer tells Will that she's pregnant. This revelation occurs when Will runs into Summer, one of the women from his past relationships. Summer informs Will about her pregnancy and invites him to a party where he reunites with Emily, another woman from his past who has recently moved to New York City.

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You did not answer my questions: Summer who tells him she's pregnant with whom? Not Will?
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I apologize for the oversight. In the film "Definitely, Maybe," Summer tells Will that she's pregnant with her boyfriend's child, not with Will's child.

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who was her boyfriend? name?
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In "Definitely, Maybe," Summer's boyfriend's name is never explicitly mentioned in the film. The focus of the story is primarily on Will's relationships and his interactions with the various women from his past. Summer's pregnancy serves as a plot point to further develop Will's character and the themes of love, commitment, and family.

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Was Summer pregnant by her professor of writing? the Daddy who she lives with?
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Yes, in the film "Definitely, Maybe," Summer is pregnant by her writing professor, who is also her partner with whom she lives. This detail is revealed when Summer informs Will about her pregnancy during their encounter in the movie.

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How do you reconcile with "He encounters Summer, now a journalist and single, and they begin a relationship. April returns from abroad, planning to tell Will that she loves him, but discovers he is planning to propose to Summer. Will learns that Summer has written an article that will ruin his candidate's campaign. He asks her not to publish it, but she refuses, and Will ends their relationship. The article derails the campaign, losing Will his political career and friends."
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You are correct. I apologize for the oversight. In the film "Definitely, Maybe," Summer is not pregnant by her writing professor. Instead, she is depicted as a journalist who becomes romantically involved with Will. The individual with whom Summer lives and has a child is not explicitly mentioned in the film, and her pregnancy is not directly connected to her relationship with Will.

Thank you for pointing out the inconsistency.

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Can you integrate all the above to conclude who was the mother of Maya? I don't get a clear picture of all you said.
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Certainly! To clarify, in the film "Definitely, Maybe," Maya's mother is April, portrayed by Isla Fisher. April and Will have a romantic history, and they reunite towards the end of the movie. Summer, another character from Will's past, is not Maya's mother. She is a journalist who becomes involved with Will but is not the mother of Maya. Summer's pregnancy is unrelated to Will and April's relationship.

In summary, Maya's mother is April, with whom Will reconciles at the end of the film. Summer is not Maya's mother; she is a journalist who has a relationship with Will but does not have a child with him.