Dualtimeline Stories

"Is it Ramya?" "Yes... 𝐕𝐚𝐢𝐬𝐡𝐚𝐚𝐥𝐢 𝐑𝐚𝐦𝐲𝐚." 𝙎ix years after their heartbreaking separation, criminal defense lawyer Vasudevan is forced to identify the body of the only woman he ever loved. The police call it suicide. The city calls her a bad person. Vasu calls it impossible. As he searches for answers, buried truths begin resurfacing. Old wounds reopen. Forgotten memories return. And a woman the world misunderstood starts telling her story through the clues she left behind. Some deaths deserve justice. Hers deserves the truth.

He was learning how the world bled. She was learning how to break her cage. Travel from the lecture halls of Dublin to the blood-stained decks of the Dutch fleet, and into the calculated drawing rooms of London. This is the story of a detached physician obsessed with complexity, a fierce young woman obsessed with freedom, and the volatile years that built the foundation for the greatest naval strategist of the Spanish Main. A slow-burn, gritty historical prequel to Captain Blood.

The Letter That Was Lost follows Lily's life across two timelines-1998 and 2008. As a teenager, she navigates friendship, first love, family, and dreams for the future. Ten years later, she faces illness, difficult choices, and the memories that still linger. A story about love, growing up, loss, friendship, family, and finding meaning in the moments that shape us 🌸 Genre: Romance • Drama • Dual Timeline • First Love • •Emotional Fiction (It's My First Time writing something.)

February 2nd - Happy Birthday, Shade Barrow! It's been ten years since Glass Sword took him from Farley, his family, me and the rest of the fandom, but we're still not over it. So let's imagine how he survived the attack on Corros Prison initially and how he dealt with the following events. A reason for joy, or do the shadows of canon tragedies loom too large? Expect blood, anger, angst, regret and miscommunication.

When Erin discovers a mysterious old journal hidden in her school's library, she never expects a reply to her scribbled thoughts-especially not from Ava, a girl living in 1987. What starts as a strange connection across time soon blossoms into a secret exchange of letters, fears, and dreams between two girls separated by nearly four decades. As their bond deepens, Erin and Ava uncover a love neither of them expected-and a dark force tied to the journal's magic that threatens to tear them apart forever. Torn between past and present, the girls must defy the rules of time, fight for their truth, and decide: Is love powerful enough to rewrite history?

A girl danced. A god vanished. A war was buried. In 1999, Satyabhama-the last devadasi of a dying South Indian temple-performed a forbidden dance and vanished into legend. No body. No witnesses. Only ash, broken anklets, and a handprint burned into stone. Twenty-six years later, Rai Banerjee, a jaded dance scholar, discovers a secret memoir hidden in a hollowed-out textbook. The voice within tells a story of seduction, betrayal, and a temple conspiracy erased from history. But the deeper Rai reads, the more the line between past and present begins to blur. Because someone is watching. Someone who remembers. And someone who will do anything to keep the last devadasi silent. A lyrical, darkly feminist mystery spanning centuries, The Last Devadasi is a tale of power, art, and the women history tried to erase.

Elena Carter was never the girl who fell fast until she met Asher Hayes, the loud, goofy freshman she noticed in the chaos of the school bus line. One exchanged number became late-night calls, inside jokes, shared playlists, and three and a half years of becoming each other's person. Best friends first, lovers second, always everything to each other. But growing up changes people, even when they don't mean for it to. As time passes, Asher approaches graduation, while Elena has already graduated from high school. The pressure of what comes next begins pulling them in different directions. Faith shifts. Fights replace laughter. Promises feel heavier than they used to. On a humid July night in the front seat of his Camaro, they say goodbye, even while holding on. Now it's five months later. Elena turns twenty without him. She tries to move on, to paint, to breathe, to live a life not shaped by his absence. But every place she goes, every memory she touches, still echoes with who they were. Told in a dual timeline before, where two kids fall in love through handwritten notes, high school, band competitions, art fairs, whispered confessions, and intimacy, and after, where silence, distance, and healing reshape who they are. Almost Everything is a story about what it means to love deeply, lose hard, and learn yourself all over again. Because sometimes the person who felt like forever becomes a memory... And sometimes memories find their way back.

There's nothing Shane O'Connor loves more than running except for his beloved Liv and his best friend Clyde. When the two people he cares about the most betrayed him, he is presented a chance to get back at them with most satisfaction. Not just desire for revenge but Dolion, his latest friend, claims that he will never be able to truly move on until the two backstabbers are brought to justice. Among betrayal, lies, revenge and heartbreak, this beautiful universe introduces and induces with the relationship between two best friends as well as a passionate, burning romance.

Book One: Stephen Johnson

No one told Mansi Mishra that being a grown-up is so freaky. At 27, she is tired being the punching bag of her work-life and love-life. Life hates Mansi and the feeling is mutual. And if this was not enough, Mansi is transferred to the head office of the Multinational Company she works for at Pune away from her hometown and comes face to face with the newly appointed CEO, Nikhil Parihar. In the year 2009, Micky is the queen bee of Seth AR Singhania Public school who's more prone to embarassing herself and making blunders than ruling the classroom hierarchy. Being the class topper, Micky has it all- from beauty to brains to brawn. The only thing that sticks out in her smooth life is her intense secret crush on the outcast nicknamed as Nicky who is the target of bullies and non-bullies alike. Micky has to protect Nicky from the world(at least that's what Micky feels) while keeping her feelings hidden. So this is the story of teenage foolishness and grown-up jadedness, of first love and lost chances, dreams and acceptance after failing to fulfil those dreams. ©️All Rights Reserved Reviewed by @sruti2006 @Book-worm-community

*New Chapters Friday and Saturday* "She didn't know it yet, but life as she knew it was about to change." When Madelyn Montgomery meets Riley Moreno on the hottest day of summer in 2010, she doesn't expect the quiet girl in scuffed sneakers to unravel everything she thought she knew about herself. But now, years later, Riley is still the only person who ever truly saw her. Madelyn is running from the truth. Riley is trying not to feel it. Told across timelines-and across two worlds, from the glittering surface of Los Angeles to the quiet streets of Fairhaven, Pennsylvania-Tide Against the Timber is a story of two girls growing up in the midst of fractured families, fierce friendships, and a love that refuses to fade. From whispered melodies and lakeside sleepovers, to heartbreak, betrayal, and long-awaited reunions, Madelyn and Riley must face the truth: some connections don't disappear. They resurface-again and again-like tide against the timber. A story of first love, family wounds, and what it means to be seen-for exactly who you are.

This is a romance story it works in dual timeline and is written in Aakriti's POV , the protagonist where universe destroys her in every possible way but she finds a way ....

When a Victorian archivist unlocks a coded prophecy and a modern cybersecurity expert decrypts its fragments, two timelines collide in a deadly race against time. A clandestine Order will stop at nothing to master the power hidden within an obsidian locket that links past and present. As Florence Kerr and Milo Reyes confront betrayals, forbidden love, and the ultimate sacrifice, they discover that the echoes of oblivion can reshape their worlds-or erase them forever.

Two souls, two destinies, two worlds. Seo Min, an ordinary woman - the height of the man's chest, small, cute, but holds the burden of nightmares that haunt her sleep. Every night she is hunted by the shadow of a man who calls her name, in a strange world, in Joseon-era clothes... and blood. But in reality, she is just a new assistant at a giant company owned by Artem - a mysterious young CEO with a serious face... and too perfect to be real. But who would have thought... Artem is not just a boss. He is a shadow of the past that has left scars. Crown Prince Yi Joon - the man who has called Seo Min or Seo Hana's name thousands of times, in a world that has been abandoned. Between the present and the past, the thread of fate begins to be woven again. And the unhealed wounds begin to bleed again. But who is Calix, the mysterious neighbor who is always there when Seo Min needs it? Why does Luna - the perfect girl in the office - look at Seo Min with unreasoning hatred? And the most painful thing - why does every time Seo Min looks at Artem's face... her heart feels as if she has lost him before? Because this is no ordinary love story. This is the story of two hearts trying to unite... even though time has separated them.

Dark magic requires a sacrifice. This is Sebastian's. When looking back on his formative years at Hogwarts, Sebastian Sallow isn't sure what he regrets more: his disastrous experiments with the Dark Arts, or falling in love with an obstinate, overly-emotional, haute-couture wearing French girl. Seven years later, still haunted by the consequences of both, he can't decide whether he'd rather face the man whose life he took with an Unforgivable, or the girl whose memories he erased to protect her. When his successful career as a Healer is derailed by a mandatory stint in Feldcroft, he is forced to confront them both... 𝖙𝖗𝖔𝖕𝖊𝖘: ✨ Dual timeline. ✨ Healer!Sebastian ✨ Sebastian Sallow has done multiple oopsies and is now paying the consequences ✨ Reverse slow burn ✨ Memory loss trope (with a twist!) ✨ Separated and unexpectedly reunited many years later trope ✨ "It was always you" trope ˚ ༘ ⋆｡˚ ✧ ˚ ༘ ⋆｡˚ ˚ ༘ ⋆｡˚ ✧ ˚ ༘ ⋆｡˚˚ ༘ ⋆｡˚ ✧ ˚ ༘ ⋆｡˚ "A month. A whole bloody month of chasing after, arguing with, and generally lamenting the existence of the most annoying girl to ever walk the face of the earth; one long, agonising month since she'd shown up at Hogwarts as the new fifth year, the new mystery, and completely derailed life as he'd known it. - Not that his life had exactly been "on track" before her arrival, but if he was the out-of-control locomotive, then she was the broken track that had sent the whole bloody lot careening off the rails and into a ravine, explosions and all. With everything else Sebastian had to worry about, the very last thing he needed to contend with was a hot-headed, easily-offended, too-smart-for-her-own-good Ravenclaw who argued with everything he said. Yet here he was."

Professor Mayuri Basu had an ugly past and her present is even uglier. Mayuri tiptoes around life and is barely managing to keep herself from falling apart. So when a student pursuing pHD chooses Impact of Folklore in shaping modern civilization as her subject with Mayuri as guide, Mayuri didn't give it a second thought. But the folklore of Megh and Mayuri is not just a ballad or old wives' tale, and unwittingly Mayuri is now walking on a path of no return. And when a charming stranger barrages into her life breaking all the walls she painstakingly built, Mayuri doesn't know if finally life is giving her another chance or her fate will be the same as Mayuri in the folktale.

"Some love stories begin in silence. Some get buried in floorboards. Some wait patiently to be read by someone who will believe them." It's summer break and seventeen year old Elena White is at her recently late aunt's beach house in Beaufort, Carteret County, North Carolina. While cleaning out the attic, she finds a hidden tin box stored beneath the floorboards that are dated 1984, signed off by just the letter, "M" to a mysterious girl named Odette. Elena becomes obsessed with this story that never got an ending and gets help from a soft-spoken girl named Ivy, a local girl who volunteers at the city library and is obsessed with anything vintage and is Elena's old childhood friend. As they retrace the clues to find out what happened to the girls from the letters, Elena and Ivy form their own delicate bond. The more they uncover the past, the more it mirrors their present, especially when Elena realizes her family might have played a part in keeping that old love story hidden.

6 years ago his entire life changed because of that one girl. Blake Aarick was just existing, devastated from his dark life, living everyday as if it was the same day but everything changed when he met Aurora who was the polar opposite of him, bright and lively. She lived every day to the fullest and gasp every opportunity to enjoy the beauty of this world. What would happen when this duo would come across each other. Will the light of her believe be able to fill his life with brightness or will his endless darkness is going to conquer her brightness?

He promised he would come back. He never did. She died in the 1920s. A hundred years later, she returned. BUT WHY? A love so deep that the ugly hearts around it tried to destroy it. But even time couldn't erase what they shared.

Two "gossiping" acquaintances and a "detached" family revolves their life around a serial killer.