Истории Cozyvibes

(Joss Gawin) Modern AU// Joss never planned to fall in love again. As a single father, his life revolved around his six-year-old son. Then he meets Gawin, a former high-end chef working at a cozy café, who slips into their lives with quiet patience and unexpected warmth. Old scars and unspoken fears will test just how much Joss is willing to risk for the family he stopped dreaming of.

This is a collection of my short stories I've written over the years. They all mostly have a supernatural, paranormal, or gothic vibe with a smattering of other fiction in there. I hope someone reads them and enjoys them.

In a city that never truly paused - where the nights buzzed as loud as the days, and dreams rose and fell with the tides of traffic - two souls were quietly drifting. One, weighed down by responsibility, chasing a future mapped out in numbers and silent sacrifices. The other, carried by the winds of whimsy, chasing nothing and everything at once, with dreams stitched together in bursts of color and curiosity. Delhi was a place of endless stories, and most passed by unnoticed - faces in the crowd, names lost to time. But sometimes, in a corner of a busy street, across a park that held a thousand whispered promises, fate wove two wandering lives together - awkwardly, unexpectedly, beautifully. It started with a café, a mess of papers, a bubblegum smile, and a meeting neither of them were looking for. It started, as most extraordinary things do, with something ordinary. This is their story - of love stitched in clumsy laughter, tested by restless city days, and bound together by something as fragile and fierce as hope.

Everyone lives a life worth telling... even the quiet ones. A Normal Life is a collection of gentle, random, and painfully real moments-tiny victories, silent heartbreaks, awkward insecurities, simple joys, and the kind of thoughts we only admit to ourselves. Each chapter follows a different character living in the same world, crossing paths in small ways, growing in big ways, and trying-like all of us-to feel okay. No grand plot. Just life. Soft, messy, beautiful.

A camera, a quiet town, and a girl who never wanted to be seen. Ved's world is full of laughter and light, but when he meets Drishti, everything shifts. She doesn't look his way. But he can't stop looking at her. A story of silence, longing, and the quiet magic of falling without ever saying a word.

"Beneath the Winter Moon": Lyra Bennett thought she had left her small-town life-and her first love-behind when she moved to the city to chase her dreams. But when fate brings her back to Ashenwood for the Winter Moon Festival, she's forced to confront the boy she never forgot. Rowan Hale has spent years waiting for Lyra to return, his heart never wavering. Now, with the magic of the festival in the air, he's determined to show her that some loves are meant to last forever. Under the glow of lanterns and the chill of a snowy night, Lyra and Rowan are drawn together once more. Can they rekindle the spark that once burned so brightly, or will the past pull them apart for good? A heartwarming tale of love, second chances, and the power of the winter moon. Perfect for fans of small-town romance and soul-stirring reunions. ------------

"the taste of moments" is a heartwarming tale of two artists chasing beauty in their own ways. Aarvi Mehra , a 23-year-old free spirited photographer who captures life through her lens, and Rohan khanna , a 26-year-old reserved yet passionate chef who speaks through his food when Aarvi stumbles upon Rohan's hidden bistro during a photo project, their worlds full of color flavor,and unspoken emotions collide. what begins as an unexpected collaboration slowly turns into something deeper, as both learn that love, like art often comes from the simplest ingredients

Aisha Khalid never planned to spend her days trapped in routine, working at a small café while life passed her by. Once, she had dreams-dreams filled with the warmth of home-cooked meals, the laughter of family, and the scent of saffron and honey lingering in the air. But after losing her mother, everything changed. Now, coffee tastes bitter, and the future feels distant. Then there's Zayd Rahman-steady, persistent, and always returning to the same café, ordering the same drink. He sees things in Aisha that she refuses to acknowledge. The way she carefully prepares his coffee, the way she clings to an old recipe book like a lifeline, the way she exists in a world she no longer feels part of. When Aisha stumbles upon a letter left behind by her mother, urging her to rekindle the lost art of cooking, she is forced to confront the past she has long buried. With each recipe she recreates, she begins to remember-to taste, to feel, to live again. And as Zayd lingers in her life, offering quiet encouragement and unexpected warmth, Aisha must decide: will she continue existing in the shadows of yesterday, or will she take a chance on something new? A story of love, loss, healing, and rediscovering the flavors of life, A Taste of Home is a heartfelt novel that reminds us that sometimes, the smallest acts-brewing coffee, writing recipes, or sharing a meal-can bring us back to who we truly are.

When Sylvie inherits her grandfather's land, she expects long days of dirt, egg collecting and solitude. What she doesn't expect is to become the center of the town's quiet dramas: Elliot with his honey-coated words, Haley with her misplaced jealousy, and Alex -- the former golden boy who hides his grief behind smiles and halfhearted remarks. From stolen naps in the hay to a sweet, drunken kiss in the saloon, from petty rivalries to the tenderness of a jacket left behind, Sylvie and Alex's paths twist together in ways neither of them admit aloud. Every season brings them closer, yet every misstep pulls them apart again. Note: This story explores themes of grief, healing, and complicated relationships. Read discretion advised.

In the heart of Adventure City, the Paw Patrol may be older now-but their bonds run deeper than ever. Zuma never thought he'd get another chance. After two heartbreaks and one too many nights wondering if he was broken, the omega water pup finds himself three months pregnant... and secretly nesting in half of Rocky's closet. The alpha's scent calms the storm in his chest, but Zuma doesn't know how to ask for more-especially when he's scared this pup won't make it either. Rocky has always been the team's fixer, their quiet problem-solver. But nothing has prepared him for the soft ache of watching Zuma curl up in his shirts like they're the only thing keeping him safe. He's never marked anyone, never been this close to losing his carefully guarded heart-but for Zuma, he'd give up every tool and every patch in his vest. As hormones rise, secrets stir, and the rest of the pack starts forming their own families, Rocky and Zuma must figure out what it means to build something real-together. Would you like a banner-style quote too, like something that would sit under a title graphic?

When coffee lover Emma wears her favorite Coffee Please sweatshirt to her go-to café, she never expects it to catch the attention of the charming new barista. What starts as a casual coffee order quickly turns into a hilarious and heartwarming story about caffeine, cozy moments, and unexpected romance. Will Emma's sweatshirt lead her to more than just a caffeine fix?

Some secrets bloom where time forgets to look... When 18-year-old Agnes returns to her grandmother's countryside home in Provence for the summer, she expects laughter, lavender, and lazy afternoons with friends. But a hidden chest beneath the violet rows changes everything. Inside it lies a few letters - yellowed, sealed, and addressed to someone named Eloise. Her mother's reaction is instant and chilling: "These were never supposed to be found." What begins as a curious find becomes a journey into a forgotten war-torn love story - one that was buried with her grandfather after World War II. As Agnes unravels the pieces of the past, she finds herself caught between generations, secrets, and a romance that refused to die.

It's about love but not loud quiet one they start to love each other day in a day but they Never mention it

In a home filled with the scent of orange pie, he is no longer a star-just a man. And she is the one place where he can rest, breathe, and belong.

Sophie is a beloved children's book author known for her whimsical tales and shy smile, but off the page, she's stuck in a rut - creatively blocked and quietly lonely. Her life revolves around deadlines, doodles, and her cat, Mr. Whiskers. Then comes him, a stranger who stumbles into her favorite café on a rainy afternoon, looking like he doesn't belong in her picture-perfect world but somehow fits into it anyway. He's the opposite of everything she writes: messy, a little lost, and carrying stories of his own. Their worlds couldn't be more different, but when a spontaneous collaboration brings them closer, Sophie starts to wonder if real life might finally be as beautiful as fiction Because some stories aren't written alone, They're written with you.

A cottage🏡, rain 🌧️ on the windows , and two hearts 💕 discovering love in the tinest gestures~laughter , flour- dusted morning 🧁, playful dances and quiet cozy night together 🍀🎐

What do you get when you mix one snarky literature major, a holiday-obsessed coffee shop, and a belief in Santa Claus that's just a little too real? Welcome to The Steam Loft, where the peppermint foam is explosive, the string lights never come down, and wishes whispered to Santa have a habit of coming true - whether our narrator likes it or not. Between college chaos, a meddling boss who signs her up for a city-wide barista contest, and a long-standing crush on the campus football star (who's inconveniently taken), she's just trying to survive the semester with her dignity and caffeine intact. But when her magical wish-making starts to spiral, she'll have to navigate friendship, heartbreak, and a whole lot of holiday mischief. Told through diary entries addressed to Santa himself, this cozy rom-com sparkles with wit, warmth, and a dash of Christmas magic. Because sometimes, the best gifts aren't wrapped in ribbons - they're written in steam. ✨ Merry mischief, Santa.

Riley was well-know. Or, well, online. She was a virtual artist-- making songs, playlists, and themes for shows and by request. Riley has always felt alone-- that's what she thinks, anyways. She walks down a street, humming and tapping her fingers on the tablet laying in her arms. her chestnut brown hair gleams softly in the golden hour lighting as the sun rises. It's beautiful, she notes. As she walks, she listens in to every little noise. The birds chirping and singing, the waves in the nearby ocean, the wind rustling through a tree or two, and the sounds of people talking as they walk down the quiet street. It's a relaxing scene, and Riley enjoys the peace.

When my son asked our friend how his parents met, she froze. Because the truth wasn't the kind of story you tell a five-year-old - it started with a breakup, a coffee shop, and a promise never to see each other again. Years later, two exes unexpectedly find themselves working side by side in the same café. Neither has truly moved on, and every shift together stirs old feelings and unfinished business. As past and present collide over spilled lattes and hesitant conversations, they must decide whether to hold on to their promise or risk everything for a second chance at love. But healing the hurts of the past is never simple. Both must face hidden fears and old mistakes while navigating the awkward proximity and the curious eyes of those around them. As they confront what kept them apart before, they discover whether their shared history is a stumbling block or the foundation for something deeper - learning that sometimes, the hardest decisions lead to the most meaningful second chances.