Eldest Stories

Druvi has always lived inside her head. To the world, she's calm, cheerful, the dependable eldest daughter who holds everything together. But behind that quiet smile is a mind that never stops - replaying conversations, questioning choices, and dreaming of a life that feels a little more like the ones in her imagination. Born into a family where love often hides behind raised voices, Druvi learns early how to keep her feelings small. She watches, listens, absorbs - and when she can't say how she feels, she turns it into stories in her head. But then love happens. Not the fairytale kind - the real, messy, confusing kind that makes her question everything she thought she knew about herself. It's the kind of love that forces her to choose between what's expected of her and what her heart quietly craves. Told through moments of truth, imagination, and heartbreak, Letters She never sent is a tender coming-of-age story about overthinking, family expectations, and the courage to finally be seen.

Mal. She is The Emotional Architect. The Unpaid Mediator. The Glass shield. The parentified child. The Invisible Anchor. The Eldest Daughter. She is me. My life was never my own, so I'm stealing it back through these pages. If you're looking for a hero, keep scrolling. If you're looking for someone who is finally tired of being 'fine,' welcome to the woods.

I Think I Love Myself?! is a coming-of-age story told through a collection of journals about love, written by a first-generation immigrant and eldest daughter (the elusive N.R.M.). Each entry ladders back to the question we all wrestle with at some point: I love myself... well, I think I love myself?! Loving yourself sounds obvious. We're told to love others as we love ourselves, but love is a question mark and an exclamation point, sometimes at the same time. Each journal in my larger collection captures a conversation with every version of myself (past and present), from 14 year old me to 29 year old me. Chapter Outline: 1. Genesis 2. High School Years 3. Undergraduate Years 4. Postgraduate Years 5. Mid-to-late 20s

After travelling together, the bond between Lorena and Murtagh become dunei. They've managed to earn the trust of the Varden by fighting with them in Farthen Dûr, but when the Twins capture the pair and spirit them off to Urû'baen how will they survive?

It's a story of two young people living by their own rules. She is an architect - stubborn and independent - who doesn't believe marriage should define her life. He is a civil engineer, the only son of his family, strong and responsible yet warm, fun, and full of love. Then a marriage proposal arrives like an unseen storm. What will happen next? Where will it lead them? Will they except it ? Eldest Daughter x Only Son Architect x Engineer Storm x Calm Stubborn x Sun He fell first , both fell harder No age gap

The flower that was set to bloom from the very beginning has already reached to its end without any blossom.

Letter to the eldest daughter of the family.

(LEO - Book 1) There was a boy with a red scarf in the village. Some would say he was weak. He wasn't the type to train with his teachers or maybe even hunt for food in the mountains. He was there with his mother, little sister, and his two best friends. How dangerous could that be? There was a village up the mountains, neutral territory, called Meridth. This village contained the magician's power of taming beasts, or simply put, Beast Tamers. They say you only have one spirit partner your entire life. Only the strongest of animals were linked with the strongest of tamers. How did the boy with the red scarf get linked with a legend? The legend of the great snow lions scared everyone. They were able to perform magic just like them, even giving them a human appearance to ward off predators of humankind. They were intelligent, ruthless, dominating, and the king of the pride. There was only one white lion left. One day, a man was caught snooping around the village. The man spotted the boy in the red scarf and just knew. He was the one. The powerful lion knew that the boy in the red scarf was him, his savior, his reason. Finally, the legendary beast met his tamer. Positive comments are always welcome. Anything negative will be deleted. I strongly advise for readers to read this before reading Fly Til Dusk.

A campus where stethoscopes echo ambition and cadavers are just another Tuesday. But beneath the spotless white coats and endless lectures, something else brews - something not written in any textbook. She was a first-year fresher, Aarohi Mehra - brilliant, determined, and unshakably calm. He was a third-year senior, Ishaan Rawat - cocky, ruthless, top of his batch, and known to never lose. Their first encounter? Accidental. Their second? Unavoidable. By the third, it wasn't just a rivalry - it was war. Not only loud And obvious. But silent, sharp, and deadly also - fought in stolen pranks, academic one-ups, and unspoken challenges. Until one day... something shifted. Not in the war. But in him. He wasn't supposed to admire her. She wasn't supposed to affect him. But in a place like RIME - where chaos is routine and silence is deceiving - nothing stays the same for long. Because what if the battle you've been fighting becomes the only thing keeping you alive?

Amerik is a Dragon Rider. Son of Queen Melahadu of the mortal peoples of Alagaesia and Lord Félin, senior adviser to Queen Arya of the elves. Can Amerik restore balance to Alagaesia and destroy the evil terrorists known as Dauth Domia?

This is a future tale of Eragon and Saphira in the 21st century (or there abouts) it is my depiction of a fifth book written in inspiration from Christopher Paolinis' original Inheritance series. It is started after finishing the second book and waiting to start the third and fourth. There are some of the original characters those of which I give all credit to the original author but the newer characters are of my creation, yet always inspired by the original workings of Christopher Paolini.

Eliza, for the past few years, has felt like something was missing. But when she meets a man who shows her the path she must take to get back home, should she take the chance? Her childhood wasn't what a child's should be and this man is part of the reason why. But, with this man, creator of the Varden, can she find the Queen of the Elves, the ex-apprentice of The late Galbatorix, and her brother? It all depends on her. - For right now, discontinued. And very badly written, by the way.

A short story about Luwyn. She was everything to everyone - until she forgot who she was. At 21, Luwyn's dreams were put on hold when life handed her another title: eldest sister, again. Now stuck in the silence of sacrifice, she must find her way back to the girl who once dreamed freely - before she faded completely.

She kept running, not plausing nor thinking, she had to run, run as fast as possible, but alas too soon she realized its hopeless. She slowed , turning around she faced her predator, the one that was destined to tear her apart, she closed her eyes as she felt his breath on her face, and she saw in her mind the last time he uttered words that anchored her to this world ,then she felt the knife pierce her... Rose a Fae, born in a world of magic, with shifters,vampires and many more, is without any magic of her own. Thrust into the game of power, loyalty, and love, to realise only her secrets can save her or destroy her.

Please don't read this. This story does not have a starting nor an end. Its an endless rant of a girl who seeks comfort typing everything online and gets things off her chest.

A small collection of poems

"Just fight for what you believe in and love. If you do that, it will all be okay in the end." Let me tell you something about that statement, it is a mess of lies. Because I've done a whole lot of fighting and been through a lot of hurt, so where is everything I love and believe in? ~~~ Within the blink of an eye, Aryan gets thrown into a world she only ever read about. But, it has changed in so many ways, and Alagaesia isn't at all what she thought it would ever be. There are new forces roaming throughout the land. Forces of power, magic, and terror. Now, put lies, ugly truths, and deceitfulness into the mix. Will Aryan be able to pull through for everyone, or will she simply breakdown? Just don't get too close, it's dark inside. *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* If you have not read all the Inheritance Cycle books, I suggest you do not read this until you do, as it contains spoilers. No copyright infringement intended. All rights go to Christopher Paolini, except for the characters I create. Please do not steal anything from my story.