Anonymousletters Stories

Every Monday, a new letter appears in Ivy's locker - unsigned, unreadable, and written in her own handwriting. The only problem? She never wrote them. As Ivy tries to uncover who's behind the mysterious notes, she's drawn into a quiet boy's orbit, a forgotten memory, and a secret that could rewrite everything she thought she knew about love, loss, and herself. A slow-burn romance about invisible wounds, anonymous words, and the letters we're too afraid to send.- *Ivy Monroe* (17):

Ellie Foster has always been an invisible presence in the sea of faces at her high school-quiet, unnoticed, and content to stay in the background. But when a mysterious letter appears in her locker one day, everything changes. The words are simple yet profound: "In a sea of faces, you stand out like a lighthouse-bright, steady, and impossible to ignore. I see you even when you don't see yourself." As Ellie grapples with the possibility that someone has noticed her, she's pulled into a whirlwind of mystery, curiosity, and a sense of connection she's never felt before. Who is the letter-writer, S? Why is she being singled out? With each new letter, Ellie starts to see herself in a different light, and her world begins to shift. Could this be the beginning of something more-something real? Dear Stranger is a story about finding the courage to be seen, to embrace who you truly are, and to discover that sometimes, the people who change our lives are the ones who know us best... even before we know them.

Love doesn't always arrive when we ask for it. Sometimes, it waits quietly-until we finally learn to see it.

" 𝒊 𝒕𝒉𝒊𝒏𝒌 𝒊𝒎 𝒊𝒏 𝒍𝒐𝒗𝒆 𝒘𝒊𝒕𝒉 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒊𝒅𝒆𝒂 𝒐𝒇 𝒉𝒆𝒓..." || 𝐈𝐍 𝐖𝐇𝐈𝐂𝐇••• i write letters <3

~He wrote letters to a stranger who didn't exist. She found one... and couldn't stop reading. Two souls meet through words left on a forgotten park bench - never seeing each other, yet falling deeper with every letter. Until one rainy evening changes everything. 🌧️💫

In the farming province of Hanno, Eleonora Wilder lives a simple life tending to her father's renowned greenhouse and pissing off her younger sister, Amara. When she receives an anonymous letter from "Sunshine" boasting of a hidden stash of rare, magical plants once grown by the Fae themselves, she cannot refuse the quest. After making the journey to Heliodora - her rival kingdom and sworn enemy -, she discovers she has been signed up for the annual Courting Festival by mistake and must compete for the crown prince's affections or shun her family forever. She meets a mysterious contender during the festival who agrees to help her in her quest for the plants for something in return. Will Nora help form an alliance between the two enemy kingdoms, find the secret plants to bring fortune to her troubled family, AND discover the dark secrets of the Heliodorian kingdom? Oh, and will she be able to pick between Elio - the gorgeous, yet haughty, crowned prince of Heliodora who loves to torment her - and Ramiel - the peculiar, yet wickedly handsome, nobleman whose origins leave more questions than answers? • • • A Court of Thorns & Roses + Bridgerton + Lord of the Rings vibes🦋🌿🛤️✨

in which y/n receives anonymous letters from a so-called secret admirer who seems to know her like the back of their hand... ( high school au ) reo mikage x fem!reader ✦ ...i do not own blue lock ! © fuemehoer, 2023

Mina Jansen has secretly crushed on Luka Novak for years, but as the total opposite of Luka, she's never had the courage to speak up. Instead, she leaves him a note folded into a paper plane, asking, "If you could say one thing without fear, what would it be?" What starts as a secret exchange of notes soon becomes a deeper connection. But as their feelings grow, so do their fears. Can they find the courage to speak their hearts out before the silence between them becomes too scary?

All the Words I Should've Said by Ashley Butare Elowen has always lived in the same small town, where the library is her quiet escape. One day, she discovers anonymous confessions tucked inside books-raw, honest words that seem to speak directly to her heart. Curious and hopeful, Elowen starts writing her own confessions and slipping them into the pages, never expecting a reply. Then the unexpected happens. The confessions lead her to Thayer, a quiet boy from her school she's never noticed - until he reveals he is the one behind the mysterious notes. Suddenly, Elowen and Thayer fall into a tender, whirlwind love, believing they know everything about each other. But the truth is far more complicated. Thayer harbors a secret-one that turns everything Elowen thought she knew upside down. He's known her far longer than she ever imagined, and the past they share might change their future forever. All the Words I Should've Said is a story about hidden feelings, the courage to be heard, and the bittersweet journey of discovering the truth behind the words we never dared to speak.

College wasn't supposed to feel this lonely. I started with the wrong major, the wrong class, and no friends. But then I found them - the ones who made the hours bearable, the ones who felt like home. Until friendship got messy. Until silence replaced laughter. Until I realized that sometimes the people we think we'll never lose start to slip away. This is a story about drifting, about regret, and about finding out that real friendships... never truly end.

"BREATHE. Leesha just breathe. He wont figure it out. You only had tea, doesn't mean hell figure out you're his anonymous letter buddy. OR DOES IT?! " Her mind was at war with itself. "Mark. His name is Mark Lanimeir... Three and a half years of letters and I got a face, four years and I got a name."

The Letters We Never Sent By Hrizz She spoke through poems. He bled emotions through sketches. They never talked. Until the letters began. Poorva Chauhan is the quiet poetry girl no one notices. Hritik Dawda is the brooding artist who's mastered the art of staying invisible. At Edenridge High, they exist in separate shadows-until a mysterious letter tucked in an old library locker changes everything. Through anonymous notes, raw poetry, and hidden drawings, they start to fall-hard. But falling for someone you've never seen is one thing. Facing the truth when secrets unravel? That's another. When one letter reveals more than it should, identities come crashing down. And Hritik's hidden trauma might be the thing that tears them apart. A slow-burn teenage romance about art, grief, healing, and the words we leave behind.