Complicatedrelationship Stories

"Maria de los mares" what is that name to Robert Robertson the third? that's the name of the woman he allowed himself to love, the woman he spend 5 years making a life together, the woman who carried his daughter Nicolette. Maria was the woman that almost managed to make Robert retire the suit. until one day she just vanished. Robert looked for her, for years he looked for her, but never found her, until Nicolette turned 5. So imagine his shock, betrayal, and anger, when she finds Maria again, only her name was never Maria, her name actually being Janelle.

Set within the brutal world of The Walking Dead during the era of Negan's dominance, Where the Children Rule follows Dixie-Mae Martin-known among her people as Mary Magdalene-the eldest daughter of Daryl Dixon. Raised far from her father, Dixie-Mae has grown into a devout believer and enforcer within a hidden settlement called the The Chosen of a New Era, a child-led cult where no adult survives long enough to lead. Instead, four ruthless teenagers rule in the name of a distorted, fear-driven faith, blending scripture with survivalist cruelty. Within this society, Dixie-Mae stands as both protector and prophet, fiercely loyal to the Chosen's teachings. Her sisters, Betty-Jean and the haunting Eve-a reanimated infant treated as both omen and blessing-are her only remaining ties to something softer, though even that humanity is slipping. The children believe they are chosen, spared from adulthood to remain pure in God's eyes, even as they commit acts that contradict everything they preach. When Negan demands their presence during a supply raid on Alexandria Safe-Zone, Dixie-Mae is thrust into a collision with her past. There, she comes face-to-face with Daryl, the father she barely remembers, now hardened and desperate to reclaim what remains of his family. But Dixie-Mae does not see salvation in him-only weakness. To her, the Brotherhood is truth. It is survival. It is God's will. As tensions rise between Negan's Saviors and the fragile alliance of communities, Dixie-Mae finds herself walking a dangerous line between devotion and doubt. Though she feels the pull of connection-friendships, rivalries, and perhaps something deeper-she refuses to tie herself to any one person, believing attachment is a sin that leads to ruin. In a world where children preach judgment and innocence is long dead, Dixie-Mae must decide whether faith is something worth dying for... or something worth questioning.

Akala ni Arielle tuluyan na niyang naiwan ang nakaraan, lalo na ang lalaking minsan niyang minahal at sinaktan. Ngunit nagbago ang lahat nang ang bago niyang guro ay si Kael, ang ex niyang dating pinakagwapong estudyante sa campus. Mas malamig ngunit mas mapanganib ang presensya nito, at malinaw na hindi aksidente ang pagbabalik niya. Habang unti-unting bumabalik ang dati nilang nararamdaman, napipilitan si Arielle harapin ang pagmamahal na pilit niyang kinalimutan, lalo na nang bigyan siya ni Kael ng isang ultimatum na maaaring magbago ng lahat.

How much weight can a facade hold before it cracks completely? To the world, he is just an ordinary man-a calm, serene presence moving through a normal world. But behind that perfectly calibrated mask lies a puzzle split into three pieces: the echo of a joy that no longer belongs to him, the coldness with which he hides his present, and the silent scream of a trauma threatening to consume him. This is not just the story of a mind in freefall; it is the meticulous dissection of an implicit pact. Because the worst torment isn't the secret that eats you alive from the inside... It is the silent complicity of those who look away while you destroy yourself. Based on true events, HAUNTED is a clinical, suffocating psychological thriller that proves that sometimes, the worst prisons don't have bars-they have familiar faces.

A famous teenager actress, Amy, who's secretly dating with non-showbiz, Florence Pugh. After two years of dating, Florence broke-up with Amy, and both of them never got the chance to have a closure they deserve. Nine years after, Florence is now a famous actress and their path crosses again - is it a destiny or a decision? Would they be together again or just a closure they never had? Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0w7FifMBWbS2lhhSPWDxoC?si=TL6FB-wqSVWC-b5KN-rmTQ&pi=typA1Ny5QPi23 It's my first time making this, please be patient with me, xoxo! 🥇#Florencepugh 🥉#romance

Sophia Blair Cortez is an expert at one thing: making everyone happy but herself. She's always sacrificed her own happiness to keep everyone else satisfied. College life is supposed to be her second chance. Longing to taste some freedom, she swears this time she'll finally live for herself. But no matter how far she goes, her parents' voices still echo in her head. Every boundary she tries to draw feels like a betrayal. Not until she meets a man who teaches her that choosing herself isn't selfish. He becomes her anchor, her safe place. But what happens when the anchor that once saved her becomes the weight that drags her under? Now Sophia is torn between two choices: risk everything to give this broken man and their shattered love a second chance, or finally find the courage to walk away and stop living solely for everyone else's happiness.

Chivalric Chalent, a disguised knight and a daughter of an overshadowing king, for his cause she is to serve the palace and fight, with her siblings and just like them. The king had no children and that was it, they needed to stand for his cause, not his throne, excluding any other interactions outside the palace, their lives devoted only for his Majesty. Nothing newer than bruises or blood happen until their father bring someone from France to entertain him, in ways they've never seen when he gathered them to watch ...

Three people. One past that never really stayed buried. Aadhya Sharma knows better than to fall for someone like Aryan Rathore. Cold, arrogant, controlling, emotionally impossible and carrying enough guilt to drown in. But somewhere between late-night arguments, accidental softness, rain-soaked mistakes, and feelings neither of them were supposed to have, she does anyway. The problem? Aarav Mehta was always the safe choice. The good guy. The one who stayed. And when love starts looking more like betrayal, all three of them are forced to decide: is choosing yourself worth hurting the people you care about most?

People said animals could smell danger. Rowan learned young that humans were usually worse. After the world ends, she returns to the animal rehabilitation center she once worked at to free the creatures left behind. Instead, she finds a dying jaguar and the cub she leaves behind. From that moment on, Rowan stops trying to belong to people at all. Years later, rumors spread across the wasteland about Negan's younger sister, the woman who rides with a stallion like thunder, a wolfdog that mirrors her anger, a hawk circling overhead, and a black jaguar that walks beside her like death itself. Cold. Violent. Inhuman. At least that's what people say. When Rowan crosses paths with Rick Grimes' group, they already think they know exactly what she is. She's taken prisoner, distrusted, feared, and watched constantly while her animals grow restless behind Alexandria's walls. And with Negan searching for the sibling who disappeared from his side long ago, Rowan quickly becomes more than just a threat, she becomes a problem no one knows how to solve. Especially Daryl Dixon. Because the closer he gets to her, the more he realizes something terrifying. The woman everyone calls a monster only ever felt safe beside animals. And maybe there's a reason they bare their teeth whenever humans get too close. No Animal Bites Without Reason A slow-burn, survival-heavy The Walking Dead fanfiction featuring, - enemies to lovers - morally gray protagonist - animal companionship - slow burn Daryl Dixon romance - psychological trauma - survival realism - found family

She was not my girlfriend. Not only my childhood friend. Not exactly my sister. She called me brother because of a promise we made when we were three, and somehow, the name survived longer than the childhood that created it. In Singapore, where everyone seemed to be measured by grades, futures, and acceptable versions of success, she was the girl who could calculate almost anything but never explained herself easily. A quiet genius with hearing loss, strange strength, too much memory, and an inner world I could only stand beside - never fully enter. I did not know if I loved her that way. I only knew that if she ever asked me to stay, I would need a reason stronger than fear to leave. A slow, emotional story about childhood, silence, giftedness, exhaustion, and a relationship that never learned how to become a simple word. *A slow emotional novella. Weekly updates, at least weekly, sometimes sooner. Planned ending. *A quieter side project while my main story continues updating.

They were once everything to each other. Now, they can barely stand to be in the same room. Izaan Mirza - cold, calculated, and dangerously composed - built an empire from the ruins of betrayal. Aira Rehmani - brilliant, guarded, and heartbreak-hardened - rebuilt her life in silence, carrying wounds she never chose to explain. Once childhood sweethearts, now business rivals, their paths collide again in the unlikeliest of ways - a high-stakes partnership neither can refuse, and a forced proximity that threatens to expose every scar they spent years burying. But behind sharp words and colder glances lie unanswered questions, shattered trust, and a love that never quite died. This is not a story of forgiveness. It's a story of broken people, unfinished conversations, and what happens when your past walks right back into the room... wearing the face you never stopped loving.

"𝓨𝓸𝓾 𝓼𝓹𝓮𝓪𝓴 𝓸𝓯 𝓶𝓸𝓷𝓼𝓽𝓮𝓻𝓼 𝓵𝓲𝓴𝓮 𝔂𝓸𝓾 𝓱𝓪𝓿𝓮 𝓷𝓮𝓿𝓮𝓻 𝓫𝓮𝓮𝓷 𝓵𝓸𝓿𝓮𝓭 𝓫𝔂 𝓸𝓷𝓮." The Foxglove King is the first instalment in the Gardenias Series. It focuses primarily on Cassandra's point of view while the narrative includes special interludes from the perspectives of other characters. 𝓑𝓵𝓾𝓻𝓫: Cassandra of Evaris is nineteen-a queen far too young, shaped by war, raised on half-truths and the ashes of a past she cannot remember. Her crown is a burden. Her court, a cage. She remembers nothing before the age of ten - only flickers of fire and screams in the dark, blood on marble floors, and the sharp ache of something - or someone - missing. But war sharpens the soft. Now, as the drums of conflict thunder from Caladorn's shores, Cassandra steels herself for battle. Then comes the storm. Nikolai of Virelia - dark prince, feared king, whispered curse - is in her castle. Uninvited. Unarmed. Unbothered. And offering an alliance. She should say no. His name is painted in blood and whispered in war councils like a curse. A name scrawled in crimson across every war table. But his eyes - his eyes look at her like they've known her. Like they miss her. She does not know that he has spent the last three years chasing the memory of a girl he cannot name, guided only by the words inked on his skin: Leave flowers by her bed. He does not know that the ghost he seeks is a queen who now stares at him with cold fire and a blade beneath her gown. Old magic stirs. Forgotten memories burn just beneath the surface. And in the ruin left by two kingdoms poisoned from within, the truth waits-sharp, buried, and dangerous. Because love is a weapon. And some crowns were forged in blood.

SHe Wasn't His, He Wasn't Hers Hannah never belonged to anyone. Not to the men who desired her. Not to the people who admired her. Not even to the ghosts that haunted her past. Calm, intelligent, and dangerously unreadable, Hannah works as the Executive Assistant of the powerful Aurelius Consortium - a place where secrets are worth more than loyalty and power changes hands silently. To the world, she is perfection: composed under pressure, respected by all, and trusted by the most feared corporate family in the country. But behind her quiet control lies a woman carrying scars nobody fully understands. A best friend who feels like home. A man she could never love the way he wanted. A past tied to a name no one dares mention openly. And now- the return of the mysterious Aurelius heirs threatens to shatter the fragile balance she built around herself. Because some people don't enter your life to love you. They enter to unravel you. In a world of corporate empires, emotional warfare, hidden trauma, and dangerously intimate connections- Hannah is about to learn that silence can be just as destructive as chaos. And the most terrifying people are often the calmest ones.

"Unspoken Threads" is a poignant oneshot book that delicately explores the complexities of human emotions. Through chapters, it weaves a narrative that touches the heart, nurturing understanding and empathy between people. With each page, readers are invited to reflect on the dualities of life, the beauty of moving on, and the profound connections that make us human. A satisfying and emotional journey awaits within its pages. Hello there..I am Maggie, the author of this book. I would like to let you know beforehand that I use everyday english ( casual english) as if I am writing my diary. I feel that Casual english causes more impact than complex or formal english does in these type of books. Thank you ~ A book that speaks about the Unspoken threads ✨

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Book 3 of The Journey Series Isadiel Zayas‑Smith grew up in a kitchen full of noise and heat, watching his father run Per Ardua with steady hands and a clear purpose. He always knew he wanted that life for himself. What he didn't expect was losing the person who mattered most before he ever had the chance to grow into it. Lizander Watkins had been part of his world since they were kids, first as a friend, then as something deeper, and then as the one who broke the trust they built in secret. Graduation scattered everything. Isa threw himself into cooking, into long nights and early mornings, into the routine that kept him from thinking too much. Ten years later, he has the restaurant in his hands and a life built on order, the noise never touching what he keeps inside. Then Lizander walks back into it. One look is enough to bring back the weight of everything they never said, and Isa feels the ground shift under him in a way he hasn't felt in years. Nothing between them is simple. Nothing is forgotten. And the man standing in front of Isa is not the boy he walked away from. Book 3 of: The Journey Series

- I Learned to Stay Quiet Elena thought she had escaped. New apartment. New routine. A life that finally felt... quiet. She learned how to survive it. How to stay quiet. How to make herself smaller. And eventually... how to leave. But leaving doesn't always mean it's over. Because some things don't leave. They just get quieter. Until one day, they're standing right in front of you again - like nothing ever happened. And suddenly, the damage you tried to forget isn't so quiet anymore. ___________________________________________________________________________ The city always felt quieter at night. Not empty-just... distant. Streetlights cast soft, uneven shadows across the pavement, catching on fallen leaves that had long since lost their color. Everything felt slightly worn down. Like it had been something else once, and just... never fully recovered.

Novalee Benson's senior year was supposed to be simple. Follow the plan her mom mapped out years ago, admire Brett Woodcroft from a distance, ignore broody next-door neighbor Dylan, and make it to graduation. Then her best friend Sophie signs her up for cheer without asking. A credit mishap threatens her graduation, and suddenly Novalee is a peer counselor-assigned to Dylan. And Brett is finally noticing her. Suddenly the plan isn't so simple. Novalee has always known what her life was supposed to look like. Now she has to decide if that's actually what she wants-even if choosing for herself means going against her mom and everything she ever thought she knew.

When she's transferred to E-Class against her will, (name) doesn't know what to expect. What she didn't expect was freedom. In a place where mistakes do not define her, she begins to question everything she was taught to believe. But freedom isn't as simple as it seems, and it sure as hell isn't always comforting. And as she lets go of that control, she quickly comes to realise that being herself, with no one to tell her how to handle it, is scary. It's an unknown territory for her and as she struggles to give in to anything but fear, the one thing she needs is someone to confide in. Enter Karma Akabane. Will trusting him be the thing that saves her... or the thing that proves she was right to be afraid all along?

Selvina, a college student just trying to stay afloat, finds unexpected comfort in a charming diner regular. When he invites her on a weekend getaway, she lets her guard down-and falls harder than she planned. But after a private moment is secretly recorded and leaked online, her world spirals. The scandal is only the beginning. Because the man she thought she knew? He's hiding more than just a last name.