Butterflysymbolism Stories

In a past life, Pakorn loved Thawin with all his heart-only to be rejected and left broken. On the day he confessed, tragedy struck, and he died with a promise: "In the next life, let me be the one you love." Years later in modern-day Thailand, Thawin wakes from a coma remembering everything... except Pakorn doesn't remember a thing. Now a wealthy young master and a simple adopted university student, their paths cross again-but this time, Thawin is the one falling hard. Fate brought them together once more. But will love bloom when only one of them remembers their shared past? Or will destiny demand a greater price before granting their eternal promise? ---

ONESHOT HYUNGWONHO'S FF This story exists purely because the author got bored-so buckle up!

When Maya's best friend Jordan calls at 3:00 a.m. to get help with a child, what follows is the beginning of a healing journey that may just end in love.

Hannah's life was already a storm of hardships when sickness nearly ended it all. Lost in a body growing weaker by the day, abandoned by those who should have cared, and holding on by the last thread of hope, she meets a mysterious healer-not of this world-who speaks through butterflies and shows her she's never been alone. In this deeply emotional true story, transformed into fiction, Hannah and her faithful friend Hope walk through shadows, searching for light. A story of pain, healing, miracles, and sisterhood.

When Hoshi is torn from her world and cast into the demon king's court, she expects chains and cruelty. Instead, she finds silk, secrets-and women who call this place a sanctuary. But in a palace built on fire and ashes, nothing is simple. Every smile hides a bargain, every silence a betrayal. And as Hoshi begins to matter to a king who should never care, she must decide: is she a guest, a pawn... or the spark that changes everything?

I used to think life ended the night Mama died. That was before I learned grief doesn't bury you-it breaks you open. Taraji Jenkins never asked to be a queen. She just wanted her family whole again. But after losing her mother to illness and her father to sorrow, Taraji and her little sister Zuri are torn from everything they knew and placed behind the worn brick walls of St. John's Orphanage. With nothing but Mama's cross and her sister's fragile hand to hold, Taraji vows to survive the unthinkable. But when Zuri is adopted without her, Taraji is left with nothing but silence-and a promise to keep going. With her soul bruised and hope worn thin, Taraji is sure her journey has come to its bitter end-until a stranger, radiant with warmth and mercy, leads her to the butterfly-laced town of Aponi, where something new begins to grow. In the arms of a new family and under the shadow of magnolia trees, Taraji discovers that some families are born, and some are built through fire. And sometimes, the most broken girls are the ones chosen to rise. Beneath the Magnolia Star is a soulful Southern tale of sisterhood, sorrow, second chances, and the quiet miracle of becoming.