Autumnvibes Stories

Rose and Sam were each other's first love, believing nothing could separate them until life pulled them onto different paths. Years after leaving for London, Rose returns to New York as another man's wife, only to unexpectedly meet the man she never truly forgot. One sentence from Sam changes everything, leaving Rose to face a heartbreak she never imagined. A deeply emotional story about first love, silence, and the painful weight of memories that never fade.

Wren Calloway has a year and a day to save her grandmother's house. She has exactly one terrible idea for how. When a forgotten clause in her town's century-old charter threatens to hand Cormorant House over to a luxury resort developer, Wren has only one path to keep it: prove the house is a real home, shared with another person, for a full year. The catch? She's lived there alone since her grandmother died, and the deadline is closing fast. Enter Asher Reyes: her best friend of six years, and, inconveniently, the architect who designed the very resort trying to take her grandmother's house. He quit the firm in protest months ago. He's the only person she trusts enough to ask. And he says yes before either of them can think too hard about why. It should be simple. Move in. Play house for the county inspectors. Save the house. Stay friends. It is not simple. Because the resort's PR team gets wind of the "local love story" living inside the property they're trying to buy, and decides it's the best marketing they've ever had, plastering Wren and Asher's faces across a banner the size of a barn. Because Mrs. Okafor, the town clerk with a weakness for romance novels, keeps "helping" in ways that nearly blow the whole arrangement. Because somewhere between the fake engagement and the real ring, the two of them stop pretending and nobody bothers to say so out loud. By the time the actual audit arrives, neither of them is sure anymore which parts were ever fake at all. A Year and a Day is a slow-burn, friends-to-fake-fiancés romantic comedy set in the misty Cascade foothills, perfect for readers who love small-town charm, found family, and a love story that sneaks up on you one shared bathroom and one stolen ring at a time.

The Café on Maple Street: A Love That Stays By SARINA VALENTINO On a quiet little street glowing with café lights and falling maple leaves, life moves gently at The Café on Maple Street - a place filled with warm coffee, playful conversations, fresh pastries, and people who somehow become family. Emily Carter loves her peaceful routine. She loves teasing her coworkers during busy mornings, remembering customers' favorite drinks, and pretending she absolutely does not look forward to seeing one particular customer every day. Noah Bennett. Charming, sarcastic, annoyingly attractive, and somehow always ready with a comeback, Noah turns Emily's ordinary days into something brighter. Their conversations quickly become a daily event filled with witty banter, stolen smiles, fake arguments, and the kind of comfort that sneaks up on you slowly. Between late-night café cleanups, rainy evening walks, accidental hand touches, chaotic friend groups, and countless cups of coffee, their relationship grows in the most beautifully ordinary way. No dramatic heartbreak. No tragic separations. No overwhelming sadness. Just love, laughter, happiness, and two people discovering that the simplest moments can become the most unforgettable ones. The Café on Maple Street: A Love That Stays is a cozy modern romance about finding joy in everyday life - where love isn't loud or painful, but soft, constant, funny, and wonderfully real.

Waverly Bellrose wants to graduate high school and go as far away as she can. With her mother left unconscious and dying from a drug overdose, she is placed with a grandmother she never knew was alive. The small costal town appears to be perfect but slowly the town starts to reveal its secrets. Can Waverly stay away from the hot bad boy who needs her help and the secrets she's driven to figure out about her witchy past? A cozy witchy paranormal romance with all the fall feels.

In Muskoka's quiet autumn, a writer and a painter meet-not to stay, but to share something unnamed. A story of brief time, lasting feeling, and the beauty of not finishing everything.

Isaac Hale doesn't feel much these days. At twenty, he drifts through college with his hoodies, headphones and a half-hearted pulse, haunted by a sadness he no longer tries to explain. He's not looking for a miracle, he's just trying to make it to tomorrow. Then he hears her. Lena Packam is a songwriter with stars in her eyes and a secret stitched beneath her ribs. Bright, chaotic, and unapologetically alive, she crashes into Isaac's world like a melody he didn't know he needed. She makes sadness sound like poetry and hope feel like rebellion. As the two grow closer, through midnight walks, forgotten pianos, and half-written songs. Isaac begins to believe in something again. Maybe even someone. "What are you working on?" she asks. The question lands somewhere between casual and intentional. Like she's not trying to pry, but she wouldn't mind if I answered properly. "Nothing," I say automatically. She raises an eyebrow. "That's a lot of nothing," she says, nodding toward my notebook. I glance down at it, then back at her. For a second, I consider brushing it off again. Ending the conversation before it really starts. That's usually easier. Safer. But something about the way she's sitting there, not pushing, not judging, makes it harder to shut it down completely. "I just write," I say finally. "Write what?" "Stuff." The corner of her mouth lifts. "Wow," she says. "That clears it up completely." I let out a breath that almost turns into a laugh. "Poems, I guess", I add. "Sometimes." Her expression shifts, not dramatically, just enough to register interest. "Sometimes?" "Sometimes they're not worth finishing."She leans back slightly in her chair, studying me in a way that feels... thoughtful, not invasive. "Or maybe you just don't let yourself finish them," she says. I don't respond to that. Not because I don't have an answer. Just because she might be right.

autumn is in 30 days, and its my fav season so I thought I could make a new theme for poetry 🍁🧡 I hope you enjoyed this !!

Fall/Autumn is your favorite season of all year? pumkins orange fairy lights spooky and cozy are the best words for you? Then come and discover this story, that you'll love for sure. Come on. Open. I mean... you have nothing to lose. Myraway

"The Last Letter" is a heartwarming short story about Ariana, who found love with Elijah, but their timing wasn't perfect. Elijah suffered from a heart condition that separated them, leaving Ariana heartbroken. Writing this story has been a labor of love for me, and I'm so proud of the final result. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed creating it. This story holds a special place in my heart and is, by far, my favorite work so far. Short Story by @Praxikriti 2023 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐋𝐀𝐒𝐓 𝐋𝐄𝐓𝐓𝐄𝐑 © 2023

A poetical tribute to the autumnal season. 🍁 Single work of poetry. Also part of Raindrops (A Collection) Status: Complete.

Olive had feelings. She wrote them down. Damian disappeared. Now he's back- and the letter is still waiting.

Octavia Lestrange was born into darkness. By the age of six, she had already learned that blood could hurt more than magic ever could. When her mother, Bellatrix Lestrange, was sent to Azkaban, Octavia was left behind-until the Weasleys opened their home and gave her something she never thought she'd have: A family. Raised among laughter, knitted jumpers, and the warmth of the Burrow, Via grows up caught between two worlds: the name she inherited and the family she chose. With one blue eye and one green, a love for books and rainy afternoons, and Hogwarts waiting just beyond the horizon, Octavia dreams of finding where she truly belongs. But being a Lestrange is not so easily forgotten. As old legacies awaken and unexpected connections form, Via will learn that identity isn't written in blood- it's written in the people who choose to stay. A Harry Potter fanfiction featuring found family, dark academia, slow burn romance, and the daughter of Bellatrix Lestrange finding her place in the wizarding world.

Whispers of the Autumn Wind" is a heartfelt romance that follows Clara, a young woman who finds solace in the golden, leaf-strewn streets of her hometown, and Julian, a traveling artist searching for a place to call home. Their chance meeting in a quiet park sparks a deep connection, leading to shared laughter, tender moments, and the blossoming of true love. As they navigate life's challenges-including career opportunities and periods of separation-they discover that love is not just about being together in the easy moments, but about choosing each other through every season of life. Set against the backdrop of autumn's beauty, this story is a poetic celebration of love, trust, and the quiet magic found in unexpected encounters. This is the continuation of part one. https://exe.io/hlDBFV2

Every autumn, Mira returns to a quiet Vermont town with nothing but her sketchbook and a heart full of memories. She sits on the same bench beneath a maple tree, sketching strangers, chasing fragments of a love she lost five years ago - a love that once made the world feel alive. Julian is a world-weary travel photographer sent to capture the warmth of fall foliage. He's tired of pretending he still finds beauty in anything. But the moment his lens captures Mira - calm, radiant, unknowable - he's drawn into her orbit. She sketches to remember. He photographs to forget. And somewhere in between, they find each other. Told through alternating first-person perspectives, A Hundred Autumns is a tender, slow-burn love story about healing, fleeting moments, and the kind of connection that feels written in the leaves. But Mira is keeping a heartbreaking secret - and when the season ends, so might their time together. She teaches him how to love again. He shows her how to live, even with borrowed time. And in the final breath of fall, two souls will prove that even the briefest love can last forever.

Kia Ferrer and Ian Delacruz fell in love in the autumn and they fight after that Kia had an accident which cause an memory loss and reincarnate as a new person name Mia Torres and when autumn Mia always went to the place where he and Ian always go but Mia doesnt remember it

Jaxon is the only one in town who feels there is something truly off about Willowsburg. But the finding out the truth seems to lead to even more questions. And if one thing the townsfolk of Willowsburg hate most, it's inquisitive people putting their nose's in places where they don't belong. Jaxon is determine to prove where the origin of tragedy and evil resides and set the town free. But in order to do that he first needs to find evidence to back up his claims. Will Jaxon be be able to restore Willowsburg? Or will he fail like so many before him?

Juliette feels everything a little too deeply. Books are her escape, not for the stories, but for the feeling of disappearing into someone else's skin. She's twenty-one, caught in a haze of confusion and the quiet ache of wanting more from life but not knowing what more even looks like. Then there's Noah. A quiet classmate from her psychology lectures. Gentle, emotionally intelligent, and somehow always present without demanding space. Their connection begins in the stillness... A train ride, a shared silence, the safety of being seen without having to explain. But timing is cruel. And sometimes love doesn't arrive to stay, it arrives to show you who you are. 'almost us' is a slow-burning, heart-aching story about emotional intimacy, growing pains, and the kind of love that teaches you something even as it slips through your fingers.

Join Sam Grumpkin and his "misfit"friends, on a journey to learn about their differences and self-acceptance.