Dualperspective Stories

This is just a draft, and I have 6 chapters so far, but here's the first two. Tell me your thoughts and opinions, like if you'd keep reading, and if you lose interest, where at. Thank you for supporting.

Regrets Between Our Thoughts is a haunting exploration of love, pain, and the fragile space between two hearts. Told through the letters of both a man and the woman he loved, it reveals the echoes of their choices, the weight of unspoken truths, and the lingering ache of forgiveness. On one side, he reflects on his mistakes, his dark impulses, and the ways he failed the person who loved him most. On the other, she writes with quiet strength and lingering hurt, showing how love can endure even when trust is broken. Each letter is a mirror to the other's heart, revealing how two perspectives can carry the same story yet feel worlds apart. This is a story of remorse, understanding, and the tender, often painful, ways we confront the impact of our actions on the ones we love.

I've always loved poetry; rhyming verse would come as easily to my mind as rap lyrics would come to others. However, I've never before shared my works with the world. In this book I invite you to be immersed in alternative fantasies and enjoy the wandering of an errant mind.

Two people in the same room, watching each other from opposite ends, waiting for something neither of them knew how to start. Aarav and Rhea meet in a project room at university. They share chai at the campus tapri. They walk the same road at night. They sit in silence that feels fuller than any conversation. And then, in a corridor, something breaks - a moment of hesitation that neither of them ever learns to un-break. The years that follow take them to different cities. Bangalore and Mumbai. New jobs, new people, new routines designed to fill the space where something almost happened. They build competent lives and seal the gap. They move on. Or they perform moving on, which is not the same thing. When a message finally arrives - years later, from one city to another - it asks nothing and means everything. What follows is a reunion that doesn't pretend to heal anything, a conversation that only confirms what they already knew, and a night that changes nothing and everything at once.

Something that was in my head for a while. I don't know if I'll ever update, but here is the first part of my take on the Greek myths of hades and Persephone. I used canva to make the cover And Wikimedia for free to use pictures of the rose and then the narcissus plant (daffodils) that hades lured Persephone to the underworld with. Free recommended resources for authors starting on their own.

Ashley Sinclair moves to the quiet town of Blackridge to escape her past-but some things refuse to stay buried. From the moment she arrives, something feels off. A fleeting glimpse of a woman in a crimson coat. A stranger no one else remembers. A presence that seems to follow her wherever she goes. Then the murders begin. Ashley is forced to question everything she thought was real. Because in Blackridge, the truth isn't what it seems. And some monsters are closer than you think... **unearthed this from the archives (ie. an old google account). i wrote this when i was 15, enjoy reading ;) **

"Two souls are sometimes created together and in love before they're even born." -F. Scott Fitzgerald When eight year old Beau Ruby met twelve year old Colton Caine, she had no idea she was meeting the love of her life. She had no idea she'd grow up with him, with his story weaved into her world as much as her own. She had no idea that at eighteen she'd make a terrible mistake and leave him and everything she knew behind. She had no idea that she'd tear his heart completely apart. She had no idea that returning home and finding out that Colton was engaged would hurt her so much. She had no idea if he'd ever love her again. She had no idea if it would ever return to the way it used to be. • • • "The Way It Used To Be" is a dual perspective story told from different points of view over the course of twelve years in the lives of two best friends who just happened to fall in love.

This is a 2-part story in which two individuals realise their love for each other is forever and un-ending, but the depth of their love is too further hidden.. that it takes the experience of hardships to discover that the feelings are alive and still there.

A romance story with a twist. Allen Crosswell was depressed when he was cheated on by his ex-girlfriend. But everything changed when he met his love at first chat: Vivian Hartley. She has everything a guy could ask for and is a textbook definition of a kind and caring sweetheart. Until. . .things started to go wrong.

It's a simple concept: kill someone ages 14 to 20, gain their best trait. Anyone before, you're pretty messed up. Anyone after and you're a simple murderer on Rushwood Isles, an island off the coast of South Carolina with a dark secret and a violent nature. April Swanson is the new girl at Rushwood: a quiet, reserved cake decorator that works at the local bakery on weekends. After a tragedy snaps April, she embarks on a mission in for vengeance, closure, and explanation by fighting, in hopes of bringing justice to a wrongful murder. Infamous Levi Wolfe, named the "hero of the North" had been around the block already. With an incredibly fighting ability and a dark past, he's been the protector of the island for more than a year now. Murders and crime has never been so low since he's been kicking ass. That is, until the new girl interferes with his regimen and gives every ounce of strength they have a run for its money. Told in a dual perspective, a riveting story of fierce fights, witty comebacks, and romantic conflict is laid over a disturbing, simple premise: kill someone ages 14 to 20, and gain their best trait. It's simple, right?

​"He has too much atmosphere." ​Kian has a flawless, data-driven plan for his Master's degree: graduate with distinction, speak to a grand total of zero people, and secure a job interacting exclusively with algorithms. Humans are messy. Humans leave bad tastes in your mouth. ​Then came Arjun Mehra. ​Arjun ruins things the way weather does. Casually and without permission. He shows up late, argues thoughtfully with professors, drinks aggressive amounts of coffee, and leaves yellow Post-it notes that haunt Kian's thoughts for twelve days straight. Kian is determined to find him deeply, permanently insufferable. ​But when a mandatory semester group project forces them into an accidental partnership, Kian's tightly color-coded world starts to blur. ​Arjun is a chaotic variable Kian didn't account for. And the hardest part about data? You can't calculate your way out of catching feelings. ​✨ WHAT TO EXPECT: 🛋️ Forced Proximity (The dreaded group project) 🤫 Grumpy x Charming / Academic Rivals-ish ☕ High-tension banter & slow-burn yearning 📉 A main character who is an expert at lying to himself ​An OwnVoices South Asian New Adult BL Romance. Updates every [Day of the week]!

Creepy young adult story that puts several fairy tales into one creepy tale. Enjoy!

Soul mates can hear when their other half sings, but only if they're alone. (BL story made with original characters, cover art is NOT mine. I got it off Google for visualization of the 1st main character)

Leo has one year left to live. His diagnosis is a quiet, terminal clock in his blood. Determined to spare everyone the long, pitying goodbye, he executes a masterful plan: sell his business, retreat to a lakeside cabin, and vanish from life like a man stepping softly out of a room, closing the door without a sound. His final act is to display one last piece of his woodworking genius-a breathtaking cherrywood desk-at a gallery show, a silent farewell to beauty itself. Then he meets Maya. She's a botanical artist whose life is about growth, roots, and the steady, hopeful turn of seasons. Their connection is instant, profound, and utterly catastrophic for Leo's plans. Now, the man who vowed to acquire no new people is desperately, secretly in love. Every tender moment is a treasure he can't keep and a lie he must uphold. He gives her all the love of a lifetime, compressed into stolen months, while hiding the crushing truth: he is leaving her, not by choice, but by decree. Told in alternating perspectives, How to Disappear Gracefully is the story of a man trying to orchestrate the perfect exit and the woman who uncovers his heartbreaking blueprint. It's a poignant exploration of the ethics of love: Is it more loving to protect someone from your pain, or to trust them with your whole, broken truth? It asks what we owe each other at the end, and what it means to build something beautiful, knowing you'll never see it bloom.

Jess Haynes has it all (or so she thinks). She's got a boyfriend of four years, a house in Lower Manhattan that she really loves, a stable job that may not be the most interesting in the world, but it pays the bills, and she's living and breathing. But when things slowly start to fall apart in her "perfect" world, Jess realizes she was never really happy to begin with. Nate King is a completely different story. He lives in a pretty basic apartment with his best friend, Mark. He tried tons of jobs out of college, but nothing stuck. Now, he spends every day going to the gym, eating and watching television, same shit, different day. And he's tired of it. He wants something new in his life, something exciting. When Nate finally gets a job on the tenth floor of a legal company, a simple glance out the window could lead to the very the both of them are looking for.

(Still working on description!!) Hi! This is my first story, so if you have any suggestions for me to improve, I would appreciate it! The story consists of two MCs (female & male). The MMC makes an offer that the FMC can't refuse. The Poor Romance is supposed to be a fun, cute, and snowy romance. (Although the first couple of chapters are a little dark) It might not make the most sense financially or logically, but let a reader dream. It has dual-perspective, fake dating, and most importantly, newspapers. Kinda craving lasagna rn...

A thrilling tale told through dual perspective Ash Harrow: A rare sight, a detective and a forensic pathologist. He ensures that nothing gets lost in translation, he is one side, an unwilling participant, in the sick game of The Angel Of Hell. Jane Mudget: A psychotic but methodical killer, a legacy of America's first notorious serial killer, H.H Holmes. She goes about her killings in such a methodical planned way. Will this game end in justice being served, or in bloody ruin

These are poems and stories, written with my 7 year old daughter Molly. Some we will write together and others will be solely Molly's creations. How lovely it is to see things through the magical looking glass, that is a 7 year old's imagination. It's such an amazing feeling doing this together and seeing her passion for writing and creating grow.

Teen romance written by Sophia West. A friends-to-enemies-to-lovers story with both happy and sad tears. SNEAK PEEK BELOW: Adalia only ever had her mom. Until West showed up. After that, she could only ever picture her future with him beside her. Westin was told that he had it all; he had two parents, a huge home and he went to the best schools in the city. He never felt at home anywhere, not until he was brought into Ada's life. He only wants the best for her, and he thinks that he doesn't fit into that. They're best friends, and then realize they should be much more. But when Westin pushes her away, will she ever believe that he did it for her?

The ending to The Half of It was amazing, but also wanted to give Ellie and Aster a happy ending together in an alternate universe :) Ellie comes home from college to reunite with Aster for Christmas break after being a year into their long distance relationship. Lots of fluff and some young adult existentialism. Also featuring Paul as a very lovable labradoodle :P (Cover Art by: @papurrcat on IG) (All characters from Netflix's The Half of It, directed by Alice Wu)