Everydaylove Stories

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The Stillness of Love When the world feels heavy, love doesn't always shout-it whispers. Dinah comes home exhausted from a long day, carrying the weight of her patients, her past, and the quiet pressures of life. But in the soft glow of her apartment, Carl waits with warmth, laughter, and a love that never wavers. Through shared dinners, gentle teasing, and quiet conversations that reveal their deepest fears and hopes, two hearts navigate the tender spaces between exhaustion and comfort, regret and forgiveness, longing and devotion. It's a story of everyday intimacy, the small gestures that carry enormous weight, and the still, patient love that remains after all the noise has faded. Perfect for readers who crave romance that feels real, emotional, and beautifully unhurried-a love that doesn't rush, but simply... rests.

Story Description She left without a goodbye. He stayed without moving on. Time tried to erase them. Love refused. Years later, fate brings them face to face again- and this time, love asks for courage instead of patience. Main Characters Aarav Mehra He loved quietly, deeply, and without conditions. The kind of person who doesn't stop loving-only learns how to live with the absence. Waiting didn't break him. It changed him. Anaya Rao She loved him, but fear loved her more. She chose safety over certainty, silence over confrontation. Leaving was easier than staying-until staying away became the hardest thing she ever did. About This Story This is not a story about perfect love. It's about unfinished sentences, unanswered messages, and the kind of waiting that reshapes a heart. It's about a boy who stayed where he was left, and a girl who comes back hoping love remembers her. There will be pain. There will be healing. There will be moments where walking away feels safer than staying. But this time, the ending is not loss. It's choice.

A collection of standalone stories and poems exploring humour, heartbreak, love, and all the feelings in between-- stories born from whatever my heart decides to tell next. No rules. Just vibes and emotions.

There's a kind of silence that only exists in certain places. A hidden kind of warmth, tucked away in the sleeve of a shirt, or in the way pillows seem to change color when no one's looking. Somewhere between the bubbling of soup and the whisper of a blanket, something starts to settle. Maybe it's a feeling. Maybe it's home.

In the world of perfect weddings and meticulously planned events, Ananya is the queen of details. A successful wedding planner with a passion for perfection, Ananya has spent her career orchestrating dream weddings-but when it comes to her own, things are far from perfect. When her parents arrange her marriage to Arjun, a carefree, easygoing engineer who's more focused on enjoying life than following tradition, Ananya's world is turned upside down. The pair couldn't be more different-she's organized, precise, and all about following the rules, while Arjun is spontaneous, laid-back, and convinced that life's too short to stress about the little things. Now, married, they must navigate the quirks of living together, learning about each other's worlds, and figuring out what it means to be a couple when everything isn't as planned. Will Ananya's need for order clash with Arjun's carefree spirit, or will their differences lead them to unexpected love? Join Ananya and Arjun on a journey of laughter, love, and surprises in this charming, light-hearted rom-com about finding love in the most unexpected places-and people.

Some love stories start with a spark. This one started with a note... and a misunderstanding. Every Saturday, Emma visits the cozy café on Willow Street-a haven of soft jazz, warm lattes, and quiet daydreams. It's her escape from the noise of the world... and the place where he always sits. Liam. Mysterious, focused, and completely unaware of the shy baker who watches him from across the room. One day, Emma does something uncharacteristically brave: she writes him a note. Just a few words tucked into a book he's been reading. A simple invitation that could change everything. But when Liam doesn't respond the way she expects, Emma's heart sinks-until a chance encounter weeks later uncovers a mistake, a heartfelt confession, and the beginning of something neither of them saw coming. A slow-burn romance filled with missed chances, soft glances, and the kind of love that quietly grows in the corners of everyday life. For fans of cozy settings, hopeful hearts, and stories that feel like a warm cup of coffee on a rainy morning.

"101 Reasons" is certainly a flirty song/poem, definitely making you smile like an idiot. It's catchy and lets out the need to have a partner by your side for the highs and the lows. It depicts that a person is lucky to have a sweetheart by their side.

Rain, chai, and quiet streets-sometimes, that's all it takes for a story to begin. This is a story about two people who see the world differently, yet find little ways to collide. She's thoughtful, calm, and lost in her own little universe of words and ideas. He's loud, stubborn, and full of little habits that make people notice him even when they don't want to. It's not a story of grand gestures or filmi twists. It's about moments-the ones that make your heart pause for a second, the ones you remember long after the rain has stopped. If you like gentle monsoon afternoons, hot chai in hand, and the quiet stirrings of a connection that grows one small step at a time, this story is for you. Welcome to Chai Baarish Aur Tum. ☕🌧️

Aarav ji , chalein ? Vaedhi Sharma, a 27-year-old music professor, carries scars she still tries to hide behind her melodies and books. Aarav Malhotra, a 28-year-old workaholic in the tech world, lives by logic and deadlines. When their families meet to discuss an arranged marriage, Aarav is stunned-Vaedhi isn't the same girl he saw in the photograph. Time has changed her, and the photo was only a fragment of her story. As conversations unfold on a quiet evening balcony, two strangers must decide if love can bloom between reality and expectations.

She asked for one hour of peace. He gave her three months of guilt. After a painful break from a possessive relationship, 23-year-old Nila just wanted silence - and space to heal. But fate had other plans. Every day, on a crowded train to her internship, she meets Arin - a 30-year-old stranger with calm eyes, quiet strength, and a mystery behind his soft smiles. What begins as casual chatter slowly turns into comfort. Then curiosity. Then confusion. As Nila battles her past and questions her heart, she's drawn into a connection she never expected. But Arin isn't perfect - and she isn't sure she's ready to fall again. Between shared train rides, unanswered messages, quiet heartbreaks, and unsent texts... Can you really find love in the moments you almost missed? A slow-burn journey of healing, friendship, and the kind of love that doesn't rush to hold you - it waits for you to choose.

Ada and Uche found love the easy way - on a Friday night wrapped in quiet, magical nostalgia.

"Poetry is inspired by the elements of random thoughts, an overflow of gazing at the unseen." ― Michael Bassey Johnson

A lonely boy in Dhaka clicks into a random chat one night-and everything changes. What begins as harmless conversations slowly turns into something neither of them expected. But when the screen fades and reality steps in, love is forced to find a different way forward. Love Rolls Through Dhaka - a warm rom-com about chance, connection, and a story that doesn't move the way you think it will.

In the hustle and bustle of modern life, the dream of a balanced partnership often feels like a distant fantasy. Two friends, Priya and Ananya, lead different lives but share a common hope: to find harmony between love, work, and home. Over steaming cups of coffee at their favorite cafe, they share stories, struggles, and dreams-discovering that, though their paths differ, their hearts beat to the same rhythm.

In a world where love often fades, Riyan finds himself loving someone who forgets him every single day. When Meera develops anterograde amnesia, erasing her memories each night, Riyan must decide if love is worth the heartbreak of being forgotten. Through handwritten diaries and whispered stories, he proves that true love isn't about being remembered-it's about never forgetting to love. A breathtaking short story about devotion that transcends memory.

Ipagpapalit mo ba ang career na gusto mo, sa araw-araw na pagmamahal na kayang ibigay ng isang tao para lang sayo? *** Sa career na gusto niya, hindi pwede ang may asawa. Pero paano na kung gusto ka talaga ng mapapangasawa mo na maikasal sa kanya? Ipagpapalit niya ba? Magpapadala sa kagwapuhan? Will she take the risk? Knowing the reason of marriage is all about business? May future love reason ba? *** Together, let's find out what their future awaits, luxiens. Please support my work. *** Started: September 1, 2020 Ended:

"A Hundred Strangers" is a slow-burn love story about two people who meet by chance but change each other's lives in ways neither expected. She's guarded, used to hiding behind cold sarcasm and distance. He's quiet, thoughtful, and patient enough to see past her walls. As their bond deepens, they learn how to open up, face their pasts, and finally trust in something real. Through quiet conversations, messy emotions, and unexpected joy, they discover that love isn't about perfection-it's about being seen, accepted, and growing together. It's the kind of story that doesn't shout, but lingers with you-soft, honest, and full of heart."

A typical cliché teen romance yet not at the same time, the emotions of unspoken love , regret , guilt and bittersweet nostalgia to remember memories you didn't know you had.

Layla has always called her neighbor Amina her sister not by blood, but by bond. They've grown up side by side, through every heartbreak and celebration. So when Amina gets engaged, Leila is right beside her, supporting her like always. The wedding brings Leila into the home of Amina's fiancé, a warm and close-knit family. But it's not the groom who catches her attention - it's his older brother, a quiet, kind doctor, raising two children on his own after his wife walked out. He's not looking for anything. She doesn't believe it's her place. But something begins anyway. A slow, soulful romance about two people who never expected to find love again - and the little moments that quietly change everything.