Standalones
11 stories
When Flowers Of Love Bloomed by Coffeelover_antara1
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After the weight of loss and betrayal, two fractured souls find their lives intertwining in unexpected ways. Major Vansh Bedi, a retired army officer scarred by both a life-altering injury and years of service, seeks peace in the serene hills of Shimla. Prerna Agarwal, once an ambitious banker , now a determined NGO worker, is rebuilding her life after escaping an abusive marriage that shattered her dreams. When they become neighbors, their chance encounters spark a delicate connection-two people who have endured heartache and are struggling to move on. Vansh, with his quiet strength, finds himself drawn to Prerna's resilience, while Prerna, though hesitant to trust again, can't ignore the unexpected warmth he brings into her life. As they share their stories of healing, their bond deepens, but both are haunted by past scars. While Vansh is ready to embrace the possibility of love again, Prerna is wary, still holding on to the remnants of her painful past. As they navigate their emotions, they must face their deepest fears: for Vansh, the vulnerability of opening his heart after his injury; for Prerna, the fear of trusting someone new after betrayal. Together, they must learn that healing takes time-and sometimes, love arrives when we're least ready, but most in need.
In your arms again by dreamer_antara
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A poignant and tender moment where Meera and Arjun, separated by time and distance, are reunited just in time for the arrival of their baby, filled with love, laughter, and shared promises for the future.
Defibrillate My Heart by Coffeelover_antara1
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|ONC 2025, ROUND 2 AMBASSADORS PICK| A second chance medical romance novella
The Final Call by Coffeelover_antara1
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A soldier's final call to his estranged wife becomes a heart-wrenching goodbye neither of them realizes will be their last.
Coffeelicious Love by dreamer_antara
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Featured in 'Short Story' reading list of @AmbassadorsIN✨ A sweet novella in which Myra and Prem encounter each other in a cozy cafe
Veer by Coffeelover_antara1
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A short story Bound by the sacred bond of an arranged marriage, their union began not with passion but with tradition. For her, it was love at first sight-an unexpected and overwhelming connection she felt the moment they met. He, on the other hand, hadn't been searching for a wife, nor did he expect love to bloom in the quiet moments they shared. Yet, over time, her warmth and presence wove their way into his heart, and against his own reservations, he fell deeply in love with her. They built a world together, filled with shared dreams and quiet happiness. But just as their love reached its peak, their time together was cut short, and their fleeting happiness became a bittersweet memory.
Unbreakable Bonds by Coffeelover_antara1
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Completed 1997 was the year when they had met in the beautiful yet dangerous valleys of Kashmir. She was a journalist, eager to make her career and he? He was in the Indian Army as a Captain back then. Flowers of love had bloomed and their bond became stronger day by day. But, it was in 1999 when the Kargil War took place, shattering families. While the whole nation had celebrated the victory, it was the families of the martyred who had suffered the most. Avantika was one of them. This is a story about Avantika, her finding her love and losing him as soon as everything started falling in place. Word count- 20k to 30k words