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Two strangers. One arranged marriage. A love story written after vows, not before. . ✦ तूने तो पल भर में चोरी किया रे जिया... मोरा जिया। ☾︎ 𓂃𓈒𓏸 💌 . 𝗔𝗿𝘀𝗵𝗶 𝗝𝗼𝘀𝗵𝗶 never imagined marriage as a grand love story. For her, it was always meant to happen one day, with understanding, respect and perhaps a little patience. 𝗗𝗲𝘃𝘆𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗵 𝗥𝗮𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗿𝗲 never searched for love either. Practical, calm and grounded, he believes relationships are built, not found. When their families arrange their marriage, two complete strangers are tied together in a bond neither fully understands yet. Not a story of perfect lives, but of two people who choose understanding over ego, trust over doubt and love over pride. Just two people learning each other slowly, through shared meals, late-night conversations, quiet comfort, playful teasing, stolen smiles and affection hidden in the smallest gestures. Sometimes, love doesn't arrive before marriage. Sometimes, it blooms after. 𝗧𝘂𝗺 𝗦𝗮𝗻𝗴 𝗣𝗿𝗲𝗲𝘁 is a soft arranged-marriage romance about companionship, comfort, respect and a love that grows gently day by day.

*Our Life Together - Volume 1* Some love stories begin with a confession. Ours begins with a marriage. After knowing each other for years, two ordinary people finally begin the journey of living under the same roof. Marriage brings them closer than ever before, but now they must learn what it truly means to share a life-not through grand adventures, but through everyday moments. From awkward first mornings and quiet late-night conversations to family gatherings, responsibilities, laughter, misunderstandings, and countless small memories, every day becomes another step toward understanding each other a little more. *Our Life Together* is a slow-burn, day-by-day slice-of-life romance that celebrates realistic relationships, emotional growth, family bonds, and the beauty hidden within ordinary life. While inspired by real-life emotions and experiences, the story also includes fictional elements created for storytelling. This is a dialogue-driven, slow-burn slice-of-life romance where everyday conversations, shared experiences, and emotional growth take center stage. The story invites readers to experience married life one day at a time alongside its characters. **This story is a draft version written by me and would end on Day 3 . I am currently working on the improvement of this story and soon publish the Real Volume 1.** *Content Notice:* This story contains romance, affectionate moments, kissing, and implied marital intimacy appropriate to the characters' relationship. It is intended for mature teen and adult readers (approximately PG-17/PG-18). There is **no explicit sexual content, graphic nudity, or erotica.** Also I would tell beforehand about the close scenes . Welcome to the beginning of their journey. Every ordinary day has a story worth remembering. © 2026 ArtStyle- Cr. All Rights Reserved. No part of this work may be copied, reproduced, translated, adapted, distributed, or republished in any form without the author's prior written permission.

After auditions lead nowhere, Anne decides to take a break from chasing roles and focus on the opportunities already in front of her. Finish school. Learn through theater. Try again when she's ready. Then one last audition changes everything. Suddenly, she's stepping onto a film set for the very first time, surrounded by seasoned actors, endless training, and a cast determined to befriend the quiet rookie who never joins them after hours. So they make a bet. Whoever gets the rookie to hang out with them three times wins. Everyone thinks it'll be easy. Until one actor begins to realize Anne isn't avoiding them because she's unfriendly. The more time he spends with the girl who always has an excuse to leave, the more he realizes she's hiding far more than shyness. As friendships deepen and feelings grow, they discover that the moments that change lives happen after the cameras stop rolling. Because the best scenes aren't always on screen. Sometimes, the most unforgettable stories begin Beyond the Credits.

♡•°His Halal Chaos °•♡ He believes in silence. She believes silence is meant to be filled. Sameeh Farooqi is a disciplined, workaholic CEO who has no time for distractions. Aylin Ahmed is a bubbly, talkative girl who somehow turns every ordinary day into complete chaos. When two completely opposite worlds collide, misunderstandings turn into memories, laughter turns into comfort, and strangers slowly become home. A slow-burn halal romance where love grows through patience, understanding, family, and a little bit of beautiful chaos. "He prayed for peace. She arrived as chaos, And somehow Allah made them both feel like home." ────── ☆ ──────

Some daughters inherit empires. She walked away from one. At eighteen, Aarna Rajoria, the only daughter of the legendary Rajoria family, made a decision that shook India's most influential business dynasty. Overnight, the beloved heiress vanished from society, leaving behind unimaginable wealth, a family legacy spanning generations, and a life most people could only dream of. No interviews. No explanations. No looking back. Seven years later, Aarna has built a life that belongs entirely to her. An award-winning architect known for restoring heritage landmarks, she has earned every achievement without the Rajoria name opening doors for her. To the world, she is simply Aarna-a woman who values her independence more than privilege. But when she's offered the opportunity to lead the restoration of the historic Rajoria Palace Hotel, she faces a choice she never thought she'd have to make. Go home. Waiting behind those grand gates are the people she left behind-parents who still hope for forgiveness, brothers who never stopped missing her, a grandmother who has kept her room exactly as it was, and memories she's spent years trying to forget. And then there's Reyansh Kothari. The composed, infuriatingly charming CEO of Kothari Infrastructure. Her childhood friend. The man who watched her leave without trying to stop her. The man who never stopped waiting for her to come back. As old wounds resurface, family loyalties are tested, business rivalries intensify, and buried truths threaten to change everything Aarna thought she knew. Because sometimes the hardest journey isn't walking away. It's finding the courage to come home. A heartwarming and emotionally charged contemporary romance about family, forgiveness, second chances, and discovering that the strongest foundations aren't built from marble or money-but from the people who choose to love you anyway.

You met him as the tiny boy who stole hearts in The Bride Fate Chose. Now it's his turn to take center stage. At two and a half years old, Ivaan Singh Rathore is convinced he runs the Rathore mansion. His father may be a powerful CEO, but Ivaan knows who's really in charge. Armed with endless curiosity, questionable logic, and an unstoppable supply of mischief, he turns ordinary days into unforgettable adventures. Whether he's firing his father from the family, stealing compliments, "helping" in the kitchen, launching rescue missions, making new friends, surviving his first days of school, or simply demanding one more bedtime hug, Ivaan approaches life with all the confidence of a king and all the chaos of a toddler. Through laughter, tears, cuddles, first friendships, childhood milestones, and countless hilarious disasters, follow the journey of the little boy who became the heart of the Rathore family. Because growing up is an adventure... And nobody does it quite like Ivaan. Welcome to the world of Ivaan Unleashed where every day is a new mission, every moment becomes a memory, and one tiny boy leaves giant footprints on the hearts of everyone around him.

What if the worst day of your life happened in a dream... and you woke up with seventeen years left to change everything? Ethan is thirty when he has a nightmare he can't shake. In the dream, he's older, sitting in a hospital beside his grandmother, watching the woman who raised him take her final breath at eighty-seven. Then he wakes up. She's still seventy. She's still alive. And suddenly, seventeen years doesn't feel like nearly enough time. When Ethan asks his grandmother what she's always wanted to do, she gives him a list of dreams she's spent a lifetime putting off: see the flowers in Bloemfontein, stand on Table Mountain, drive a Kia Sorento, visit New York and watch Moulin Rouge! on Broadway, and, most of all, see the mountains of Switzerland. Ethan decides he's going to make them happen. What begins as a simple list becomes years of saving, travelling, unexpected friendships, viral videos, strangers who want to help, and memories neither of them expected to make. But somewhere along the way, Ethan becomes so obsessed with making sure they have enough time that he forgets to actually live the time they have. Because the truth is, seventeen years was never a promise. Neither is tomorrow. 87 is a heartfelt story about family, dreams, aging, and the moments we keep postponing because we assume there will always be another day. Sometimes, you don't need a warning about how someone will die. Sometimes, you just need a reason to start living.

The Potion Heiress. The Serabia Royalty. The Pumpkin Princess. Meet Rhenia Olivine Serabia With a famous family, a magical pumpkin carriage, and enough campus gossip to fuel an entire semester, she never had trouble making a first impression. Keeping a good one? That's another story. Because despite all her glamorous titles, there's one nickname the student body refuses to let her forget "The Fourth Girl Who Got Rejected by the Most Famous Guy on Campus." Determined to redeem both her pride and her reputation, Rhenia throws herself into university life, where she discovers she's spectacularly bad at Magic Potion Science, somehow turns every ordinary day into a public incident, and accidentally finds herself under the reluctant supervision of the last person she'd ever ask for help. Aquios Von Raay. Seleniere's one of the most brilliant students and living proof that patience is, in fact, a finite resource. Now Rhenia must survive failed quizzes, magical disasters, embarrassing rumors, enchanted compasses with suspiciously good timing, and an infuriating tutor who always seems one deep breath away from filing a formal complaint against her existence. After all... Most romance protagonist gets butterflies. Aquios gets elevated blood pressure. And somewhere between potion explosions, late-night study sessions, and collecting increasingly ridiculous titles, Rhenia might discover the person she was meant to become.

In the quiet village of Alderbrook, Elsie lives a life of early mornings and warm ovens, running the local bakery her late mentor left behind. Orphaned but fiercely independent, her days follow the gentle rhythm of kneading dough and serving the same familiar faces-until a castle guard named Corwin begins showing up every Wednesday. Their bond is slow and soft, built over steaming cups of tea and sugar buns at sunrise. But when duty calls Corwin away, Elsie must face the quiet all over again-this time with a heart that remembers what it's like to be seen. A story of simple joys, unwavering loyalty, and love that rises like bread in the dark-patient, warm, and strong.

Everyone knows Aarav Rathore. CEO. Business genius. Walking definition of discipline. Everyone also knows Aarohi Khanna. Architect. Professional troublemaker. Part-time menace to everyone's peace. So naturally... Their families looked at these two completely opposite people and said: "Shaadi karwa dete hain." Now Aarav's life revolves around: Being blamed for crimes he didn't commit. Losing arguments that don't even make sense. Watching his wife pout like she's the victim. Wondering why he keeps smiling through all of it. And Aarohi? She's just out here living her best life. Completely unaware that the only thing stronger than her arguments... is her husband's self-control 👀 Welcome to an arranged marriage where the husband falls first, the wife argues first, and both families refuse to mind their own business. ...and the line between fighting and flirting disappears a little more every day. ⚠️ Warning: Excessive banter. Shameless flirting. Family chaos. Domestic romance. Husband obsession. A few scenes that might make you whisper, "Bas bhi karo yaar" 👀🤭

Some nights change everything. Paige doesn't believe in miracles - just small mercies, quiet shifts, and the way people hold each other together when the world falls apart. Julian's voice has always been steady through the glass, until the night grief breaks through and she's the one who stays. In the still hours between midnight and morning, two people learn that kindness can be brave, silence can be healing, and connection can change everything. Not a love story. Not yet. Just the beginning of one.

One apartment. Two strangers. A whole lot of accidental feelings. When Elara, a bright and clumsy college girl, accidentally ends up sharing an apartment with Rion, a quiet physics major who prefers formulas over feelings, she never expected their worlds to collide. Rion likes silence. Elara lives in chaos. And yet, somewhere between awkward breakfasts, late-night talks, and shared umbrellas, something soft begins to grow - something neither of them saw coming. But there's a catch. Elara already has someone she likes - Kairo, her loyal best friend who's been by her side for years. To her, he's comfort. To Rion, he's competition. And to the universe, maybe... it's just the perfect recipe for a love story that began with a mistake - but felt like fate.

Enough slow burn to make you forget how to breathe. Warmth, tension and moments that linger long after you've read them. Take a breath. This story goes far beyond that. Yes, there is a hell lot of cute romance. Butterflies, a second chance at love, and soft moments that make your heart feel full. Beyond the romance, it dives into emotional intelligence, a beautiful chosen sibling bond, friendships and family, quiet faith, healthy relationships, and the realities of career and life. This story feels like watching your comfort movie again and again. Familiar. Warm. Safe. It explores the meaning of relationships without glorifying toxicity. Romance that makes sense. Emotions that feel real. Logic that does not kill love. Scenes you suddenly remember and smile. Expect everything from this book. It will not disappoint. Presenting to you, 𝑭𝒆𝒍𝒕 𝑳𝒊𝒌𝒆 𝑯𝒐𝒎𝒆 🦋 by 𝐆𝐚𝐮𝐫𝐲 🌼✍️

After losing her apartment, her best friend, and the future she thought she wanted in the span of a week, Kit Martin is forced to start over. Armed with an unfinished resume, a bruised heart, and exactly zero life plans, she moves into a cramped apartment with Hiro-a baker, restaurant worker, occasional Pilates instructor, and the most confusingly kind person she's ever met. The building is old. The walls are thin. The neighbors are loud. But between shared dinners, unexpected friendships, and the strange comfort of people who ask nothing from her, Kit begins to wonder if getting her life wrecked wasn't the end of her story. Maybe it was the beginning.

"in a room full of art I'd still stare at you" -Seth Clearwater x oc. Bella's story has already been told. This one belongs to her sister. Rosalie Swan never wanted anything more than to survive her move to the rainiest town she'd ever seen. Instead, she finds herself caught between ordinary teenage life and the strange secrets hiding beneath Forks' endless gray skies. Sometimes, the stories nobody notices become the ones worth telling.

Somewhere between forgetting and remembering, there is a library. It doesn't appear on any map. It can't be searched for. It simply finds you. Usually on an ordinary day, in an ordinary place, at the exact moment you stop being able to carry everything alone. Inside, the quiet architecture responds to your presence. Glass jars hum softly as you pass them. A scroll unrolls only as far as you are ready to read. Rooms appear only when you stop looking for them, and doors loop back into themselves. Nothing here is lost. Everything here has been kept in trust. The longer you stay, the more familiar it all becomes, until you begin to suspect the truth. This place was not built for you. It was built by you. And it has been waiting, patiently, certain that someday you would finally come back. An immersive second person journey through the depths of grief and dissociation.

He was looking for silence. She seemed determined to interrupt it. Between empty streets, old memories, and conversations neither of them planned on having, two strangers find themselves lingering a little longer than they should. Some encounters stay with us. This is one of them.

They've never met... but their souls remember. A love that crosses time, dreams, and parallel worlds. "In every lifetime, in every world- Something in me still remembers you."

Some love stories begin with a confession. Some begin with a glance. And some begin with a simple "Jai Jinendra." Shubhi never expected her arranged marriage to change her life this gently. Living with a disability in one leg, she had learned to hide her fears behind quiet smiles, never believing someone would truly see her beyond it. Naman Sharma, the eldest son of a respected Jain family and heir to his family's business, never believed love needed grand gestures. He wasn't the kind of man who wrote poems or made dramatic promises. Instead, he remembered the little things-how she walked when her leg hurt, how she liked her tea, when she was tired, and the tiny details no one else noticed. Their story isn't about falling in love overnight. It's about love that grows while sharing morning tea. About a husband who quietly slows his steps to match his wife's. About the soft sound of silver payals echoing through a home. About family dinners, temple visits, festivals, laughter, tears, traditions, and countless ordinary days that slowly become extraordinary. Because sometimes, the greatest love stories aren't written in dramatic moments. They're written in the silence between two people who choose each other every single day. Welcome to a story where love isn't loud. It's patient. It's respectful. It's comforting. It's the quiet kind of forever. A wholesome Indian arranged marriage romance filled with family traditions, Jain culture, slow-burn love, domestic comfort, emotional healing, and the little moments that make a house feel like home.

Julian moves to a quiet town hoping to start over. He finds a gentle bookstore owner, a loud found family, and a kind of love he never thought he deserved. Micah has built a calm life surrounded by stories and soft things. But when Julian walks into his shop, everything changes. This is a queer love story about healing, safety, dragon stickers, and the way love feels when it's truly safe.