Historias de Accidentalromance

Zara Reed has been hopelessly in love with Nathaniel since the moment she accidentally hit him with her car. Getting his attention feels impossible-until Liam, Nathaniel's charming best friend, offers her a deal: "I'll help you win Nathaniel... if you help me win Maria." What starts as a simple secret alliance quickly turns into stolen glances, jealous sparks, and feelings neither of them planned for. Nathaniel is finally noticing her... but Liam might be the one who truly sees her. As old secrets surface and hearts get tangled, Zara begins to question everything she thought she wanted. Between sister drama, quiet confessions, and the kind of love that refuses to stay simple, the rules keep changing-and the right choice might be the one she least expected. A sweet, funny, and swoon-worthy YA romantic comedy full of meet-cutes, slow-burn tension, sibling chaos, and the kind of heart that stays with you long after the last page. Completed first draft available. Perfect for fans of wingman deals, accidental love stories, and heartfelt slow-burn romance.

While walking through the park , Han Jisung found someone or the someone found Jisung who knows. note: I read a story kind of thing on BuzzFeed and felt this story gave off Jisung and Minho vibes. The original story is not mine. Credit to respective owner of BuzzFeed.

On a cold Edinburgh morning, she expected nothing more than a coffee, a quiet table, and the courage to start writing again. What she didn't expect was him. He's Dr. Alexander Fraser-brilliant, calm, devastatingly handsome in that quiet-university-professor way. She's a plus-size writer with a warm heart, a messy life, and a talent for turning simple mornings into public disasters. A spilled latte. A humiliating fall. A pair of strong hands that lift her back up. And a moment she absolutely wasn't prepared for. Neither of them knows what this is yet- a coincidence, a spark, or just a very embarrassing Tuesday. But at Nicholson Square, even small moments have a way of changing everything. A cosy, funny, slow-burn British romance about unexpected connections, shy glances, winter mornings, and a woman who's far more extraordinary than she realises.

A slow-burn accidental romance between a Children's Book Illustrator and a Tax Auditor. How does someone who had no place in your life become one of the people you can't imagine your life without?

Join Olivia, a driven but reserved student, and Lucas, a social butterfly creative with a soul on a school trip will their lives that change. As they navigate the pressures of school and society's expectations, Olivia learns to embrace relaxation and self-care through Lucas's love of art and music while Lucas discovers the power of self-discipline by following Olivia's example. As their friendship blossoms into something more, they find a perfect balance between achievement and enjoyment in this heartwarming story of personal growth and young love.

She only needed a phone number for a project. In a hurry, she typed it wrong-and sent a message to a stranger who never replied. Assuming the number was unoccupied, she began using it like a diary: little thoughts, bad days, quiet joys she never said out loud. What she didn't know was that the phone belonged to a boy recovering from an accident-one who would wake up to her words and slowly fall for the girl behind them. Back in college, he meets her by chance. A stranger. Familiar in ways he can't explain. As friendship grows into something softer, he realizes the truth she doesn't yet know: the girl he sees every day is the same one who trusted a silent number with her heart. And secrets, once known, change everything.

She didn't mean to notice him. He didn't mean to be noticed. One spilled drink. One shared seat. One rumour that spirals out of control. Now the entire campus thinks they're something. He avoids people. She overthinks everything. But the closer they get, the harder it is to pretend it means nothing. Because some feelings don't arrive softly. They flinch.

"I didn't know that this would happen" she said as she started to explain. She looked down at the floor then let out a deep laugh. "I guess im just like dad.." She smirked and lunged at the man stabbing him.

One storm. One night. One unexpected connection. When Maya, a fiercely independent screenwriter, and Liam, a charming British traveler with a restless soul, find themselves stranded overnight in an airport during a freak storm, the last thing they expect is each other. What begins as a playful, pretend romance-full of midnight confessions, gate-hopping adventures, and stolen glances-soon deepens into something real. But when the storm clears and flights resume, they're faced with a choice: was it all just a fleeting layover... or the beginning of forever? From the glittering airport lights to the cities they roam, Layover in Love is a heartfelt, slow-burn romance filled with emotional twists, steamy moments, and the realization that sometimes, home isn't a place-it's a person. A love story born between departures and arrivals.

Tsuki Okami was a normal girl. If by normal you mean obsessed with Doctor Who and Death Note. When she dies earlier than she should have, God gives her a second chance in a world of her choosing. Now armed with a Gallifrayian body and intellect, and a Life Note how will she survive being thrown into Death Note?

Two stubborn hearts. One ancient rivalry. A love sweeter than baklava. Defne Kaya is a Turkish travel blogger with a sharp tongue, a camera in hand, and absolutely no patience for mediocre food-or arrogant bakers. Nikos Petrakis is a Greek baklava maker with a family bakery, a traditional recipe, and absolutely no patience for Turkish bloggers who think they know everything. When Defne posts a brutally honest review of Nikos's baklava, she accidentally starts an international food war. What begins as a hilarious online feud soon becomes the internet's favourite rivalry. But when the two are forced to work together on a travel documentary exploring the culinary connections between Greece and Türkiye, escaping each other becomes impossible. From Istanbul to Thessaloniki, from disastrous cooking challenges to accidental hotel-room mishaps, Defne and Nikos argue, compete, sabotage each other's recipes-and slowly discover that the line between "I can't stand you" and "I can't live without you" is surprisingly thin. But falling in love with your sworn culinary enemy is complicated. Especially when your families have been arguing about baklava for generations. Especially when your entire romance is being watched by millions of followers. And especially when the person you promised to hate might just be the one person who truly understands you. Because sometimes love comes in layers. Just like baklava. And sometimes, before you find your happily ever after... You have to break up over baklava.

"What if your god isn't real? Who would you believe in then?" Jacobi asked me, clearly intent on finding me without an answer. "Well, if my god were not real, then I suppose I would be believing in Loki or Hades," I mused raising an eyebrow at his indefatigable speculation. Little did I know what my mirthful proclamation would bring.

Sofia is a depressed and severely bullied girl at her high school. She is a loner, and doesn't have any friends. At times she strongly considers ending her own life. Jeremiah is a popular football player at his high school. He is well known around the whole school and is very liked. Sofia only knows Jeremiah as a football player and someone in a few of her classes. She doesn't really acknowledge him, nor does she really acknowledge anybody else. Jeremiah barely knows that Sofia exists. He also only sees Sofia as a person in a couple of his classes. One day at school Sofia, clumsy as ever, takes a tumble in the hallways. What happens when Jeremiah happens to see that fall? What happens when secrets about Jeremiah's past begin to taunt him and those around him? Will Sofia be able to keep herself together long enough to not end her life? Could Jeremiah even be the cure to Sofia depression? *WARNING* Contains mature content *TRIGGER WARNING* Contains talk of suicide, depression, bullying, sexual assault.

Seventeen-year-old Elara James had one plan: confess to her longtime crush, Ethan Miller, before graduation. After two years of doodling his name in her notebooks and planning Operation Confession, she finally gathers the courage to do it. Except... she confesses to the wrong guy. Now, she's somehow "dating" Aiden Blake - the school's most unserious, sarcastic, totally-not-her-type guy - and the entire school knows it. Between fake couple drama, accidental hand-holding, and late-night texts that feel way too real, Elara starts wondering: Maybe mistakes aren't mistakes after all. 💌 A funny, chaotic, and heart-melting teen rom-com about wrong confessions, right people, and the kind of love that sneaks up on you when you least expect it.

Shellington shows Peso a shiny pebble he had, but it doesn't go well as intended (author's note: I'm writing as I speak, I'm on a flight to Colorado) (also this is when they first met )

Nova, a notorious but clever girl with a hidden pain, had always been able to escape consequences due to her father being the school's principal. However, her world shifted when a young man took over as the new principal. He refused to tolerate Nova's antics, but beneath his stern exterior, he held a special fondness for her that would lead to an unexpected love story.

My name is Lexie, or thats what it used to be. Now I am Mia. I have been running for 3 years now. Running from my past and looking for my future. The future that looks so bright despite my past actions and the past events. Im all thats left. I have no one, no one to trust no one left that loves me.

Amanda Woodhurst is a bubbly woman in her 40's. She has 3 young children and She recently divorced her second husband Mike after she discovered he was having a shock affair with her half-sister Philomena. She lives in a semi detached house in Cheshire with her children and her staffy, Lawrence who she secretly loves the most. After her divorce Amanda was lonely, and was getting dangerously close to alcoholism, however, when her oldest child, Dolly, introduces her to the dreaded world of social media, everything changes, I would say for the better, but is it really?

"One moment I was lighting a candle for self-love. The next, I had a six-foot-five demon in my living room calling me 'doom muffin.'" All I wanted was a confidence boost. What I got was Asmodeus - a dangerously handsome, wildly overdramatic demon who insists we're "soul-bonded" and "engaged" because of a perfect compatibility score I never asked for. Now he's redecorating my apartment with cursed objects, ruining my banishment spells with hellfire pancakes, and claiming we've met - and loved - each other in a hundred other lifetimes. The problem? If I send him back this time... he says he won't exist anywhere at all. I should banish him. I should. ...Right? [For WITW contest]