Almostlovers Stories

Clara Evans is a bookish girl, who is so real and carefree. Noah Carter plays guitar and sees her as an unsolved puzzle. It all started during their teenage. "They are too close to be just friends. Too complicated to be lovers. And share too much history to be strangers. They were not lovers or friends or strangers. Something in between." Everything is ok until there comes a time when they need to grow up. Growing up lead to growing apart. New people, new cities, new worlds, new life yet every time, something pulls them back to each other. Now years later, they're forced into each other's orbit again, when they are not really ready for it. Between the harsh reality and their tender teenage flashbacks, Noah and Clara must face the truth finally that they have been avoiding all these years. "They've always loved each other. They just never learned how to say it." Because sometimes the hardest love stories aren't the ones that break you, but the ones that almost happen. ___________ Tropes: • Right person wrong time • Unfinished love • Friends to lovers • Music and memory • Bitter sweet • First love • Teen love story • Dual POV • Unspoken feelings • Fated ____________ This is not going to be a frantic romance or the bad boy - innocent girl kind of love story, cinematic or poetic. This is the story of the innocent, buried teenage love the bleeds and burns alone. Hope you'll enjoy it. !!! Disclaimer!!! I'm the sole author of this story. All the characters, events and dialogues are purely my imagination. This story is my original work and I own rights to them. All images that I have used throughout the whole story are sourced from Pinterest. I do not claim ownership of any of the pictures. Full credit for all images goes to their respective original creators/photographers. If you are the owner of an image and wish for it to be removed or correctly attributed, please contact me privately.

Sophie Torres disappeared without a warning-no calls, no goodbyes, no explanations. She left behind the boy who loved her more than he ever admitted... and the family who once treated her like their own. Years later, she returns as L.A.'s newest fashion sensation-beautiful, successful, and suddenly everywhere. But the timing couldn't be worse. Because Lucas Vegas, the boy she left behind, is no longer waiting. He's getting engaged. To someone else. Caught between guilt, old memories, and feelings she never buried, Sophie is determined to fix the one bond she broke. Even if it means walking straight into Lucas's perfect new life-and facing the love she lost. But Lucas isn't the same boy she left. And the closer Sophie gets to him, the more she learns: Some hearts move on. Some never do. And some... were never done loving in the first place. When the past collides with the present, three people will learn the truth- Love never leaves without a trace.

Bea Frost fell for a boy who existed half in real life and half in her imagination. She filled in his silences with meaning. Turned his mixed signals into promises. Wrote him into something bigger than he ever intended to be. Bea is forced to face the hardest truth of all: Sometimes the person who breaks your heart... is the version of them you made up. With humor, honesty, and a whole lot of heart, Bea begins rewriting her story - this time with herself at the center. Messy. Romantic. Heart-achingly real. For anyone who's loved the idea of someone more than the person themselves.

In a city draped in rain and quiet light, she finds herself and the words she never said. Notes From Edinburgh is a tender collection of reflections from a woman who once fell for a man she knew she could never have. Or at least she thought she could have, but their connection was undefined... a dance of mixed signals, half-meant promises, and moments that lingered too long. When life pulled her toward a new path, she left, choosing to chase her dreams instead of the love that kept her waiting. In Edinburgh, among cobblestone streets and cold morning trains, she began to write. Each note became a quiet confession, a goodbye written in ink and rain. This book is for anyone who has ever loved in silence, for those who carried unspoken words in their chest, and for the brave ones who learned that letting go is also a form of love. Because sometimes, the closure we're searching for isn't found in another person, but in the words we leave behind.

We're not together. But we're not just friends either. Late-night messages. Almost-kisses. Unspoken feelings hidden behind casual conversations and coffee shop meetups. They never defined what they were-because definitions meant boundaries, and boundaries meant limitations. So they kept it simple. No labels. No promises. Just a connection that felt too real to be nothing... and too fragile to be something. But when emotions get too loud to ignore, and hearts begin to want more-what happens in between us can either bring them closer, or tear them apart. A modern love story about almost, uncertainties, and the kind of heartbreak you can't name.

Everyone knew him - intelligent, admired, the face of his department. But she never looked his way. Ethan Lao had it all: top of his class, famous among engineering students, and effortlessly charming. Most girls noticed. Lila Santos didn't. Loud, passionate, and laser-focused on her accounting board exam, Lila was the kind of girl who spoke her mind, filled rooms with her energy, and had no time for college crushes. Their worlds crossed through mutual friends, campus visits, and fleeting moments - but she never even knew his name. He sent her Facebook friend requests. Twice. She didn't respond. Then came the pandemic. Life slowed down. Screens lit up. And one day, Ethan saw her again - in a Facebook story. Still vibrant. Still unaware. "Do you think she'd mind if I sent a wave?" he asked. This isn't a story about love that bloomed. It's about admiration left unread. About falling for someone... who never even saw you coming. This is "Falling Without Landing."

Five years. Five long years since they parted ways after college. Kenai and Seojun's worlds collided again on a quiet autumn afternoon in the park. One spontaneous walk, one shared café, and three hours of laughter, memories, and unspoken words. She's chasing fashion dreams. He's building a family legacy. They've both changed-but some first loves leave marks that never fade. A story about nostalgia, quiet love, and the moments that make your heart pause.

After breaking down, she ends up at her ex-boyfriend's apartment-then, somehow, in his arms. She knows it won't be easy, but right now, he's the only one she wants to lean on.

2007. Almost two decades ago... but does it feel like it? No. To Revathi, it still feels like yesterday-the first time she saw him. She thought the feelings had faded with time. Buried. Forgotten. Healed. But have they? Because even now, her heart skips a beat every time he walks into a room- just like it did back in 2007. And now? Fate throws them back together. Every day. Same place. Same memories. Forced to act like nothing ever happened. Pretending to have moved on. But feelings don't disappear. They ignite. Read now to find out what happens when old love is rekindled... and nothing stays hidden anymore. Updates every Thursday. Currently on a hiatus.

She was the girl he never stopped looking for.✨ But life always had other plans-missed chances, bad timing, and words left unsaid. Now, years later, fate brings them back to the place where it all began.💌 The question is: Can two hearts that were never quite ready finally be brave enough to love? 💗

She met him when she was eight - all soft smiles, scraped knees, and summer skies. Their families were close. He was a little older. A little louder. And from the very beginning, he felt like something she might never get over. They weren't always friends. Sometimes he was distant. Sometimes unkind. But he was always there - in campfires, text messages, quiet glances across crowded rooms. She loved him in a quiet, growing way - through the years, through the silences, through the girls he loved that weren't her. And just when she learned how to stop hoping... he finally saw her. This is the story of the girl who waited. And the boy who didn't understand until it was too late. He was never hers. But she was always his.

Mara and Liam weren't officially a couple-not yet. But everyone could see the spark between them: teasing smiles, late-night messages, and quiet moments that felt bigger than life. They were close, too close for some, too complicated for themselves... yet it was enough-until it wasn't. A careless glance. A growing distance. Unspoken feelings. And suddenly, Mara finds herself standing at the edge of heartbreak, watching the boy who felt like home slowly slip away. When Hearts Wander is a realistic, emotional story about first love, situationships, heartbreak, and the quiet ache of loving someone who might be just out of reach.

A short story about two almost lovers. Contains mild violence and implied sexual activities.

They've always said they're just friends. But some nights say otherwise. One car ride. One conversation. One almost. "If he had leaned in just one more inch....I wouldn't have stopped him this time." A SriShad one-shot filled with soft tension, long stares, and the words they'll never say out loud.

- a collection of things i wish i said. letters to my almost lovers. because let's face it: we could've been cute. some of these experiences are quite heartbreaking and some are just straight up ridiculous. enjoy. ★ started: 11.27.2021 [ this is a work of creative nonfiction - based on my real life. names have been changed to protect the privacy of the people involved. ]

Eve's collection of unsent letters, from deep within the ASH Box.

She ghosted me when I needed her most. Now we walk the same halls, breathing the same air-acting like we never almost loved each other. I thought I was ready to move on. Until she said my name again.

Sometimes, the hardest part isn't falling in love... it's surviving the space between us." Raven has always kept her feelings hidden-quiet glances, stolen moments, unspoken words. She never expected Elijah, the boy everyone seems to revolve around, to notice her at all. But one accidental touch changes everything. A glance that lingers too long. A silence that says more than words. An almost-kiss that leaves her questioning where the line between friendship and something more begins. As rumors spread and emotions grow heavier, Raven is forced to choose: keep her heart guarded, or risk everything to close the space between them. A story about almosts, unspoken confessions, and the distance that keeps two hearts apart.

This story is only published on Wattpad under my account. Any copies elsewhere (like teenfic.net) are unauthorized He left without a word. But somehow, I found a hundred poems in the spaces he left behind. This is a collection of all the things I never got to tell him - written in ink, stitched with silence, and softened by the kind of love that never quite faded. but can i claim we never dated.. poems from a heart that waited quietly

A situationship? A phase? A mistake? Call it whatever. Aarav and Jia were the kind of "almost" that leaves scars; intense eye contact, stupid arguments, emotional whiplash, and a love neither of them had the courage to name. A Treatise on Almost Lovers is their story: messy, honest, heartbreaking... the kind of connection you move on from, but never really get over.