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Six months have passed since everything changed. Asher did plan to disappear. When his mother's cancer worsened, he chose to leave quietly, slipping away to Spain with his family and leaving behind only a note, a dog, and a snapback. He thought distance would make it easier-but grief has a way of following you, no matter how far you run. After his mother's passing, Asher finds himself adrift, torn between a country that feels like home and the pieces of himself he left behind. Ava never expected it to hurt the way it did. She never expected that somewhere between arguments and laughter, she had fallen for Asher-and that his silence would cut so deep. The unanswered calls, the empty spaces where he used to be, and the dog that carries his memory remind her daily of what she lost without warning. But time doesn't stand still. As Asher wrestles with loss and Ava learns to navigate her own aching heart, their stories continue to twist toward one another. Because sometimes even the deepest goodbyes can't stop two lives from finding their way back together. Sequel to the Jock Next Door

It had nearly been a decade since 1942. Joanna had returned back to her small town in Georgia. Her marriage being over had left her and her daughter needing to stay with her widowed mother. Times have changed drastically for Joanna, and she has grown in life. It was a drastic change leaving her life in New York City, but she had no other choice. Coming home meant facing things she had escaped from ten years ago. Not only does she have to face her past, but she will have to face past relationships. One relationship in particular returns to her too quickly. Her best friend and first love, Jamie. A relationship that was taken away from her too quickly. She's not the only one struggling with life after the war. Jamie having experienced many things during the war has a hard time settling down. He finds himself back home as well for reason unknown to Joanna. Can her and Jamie just be friends, or will it rekindle into a new future for both of them?

"Everyone calls me the girl who always smiles. I laugh with my friends, help others, and seem like the happiest person at school. But behind this smile is a world no one sees-the nights I cry alone, the words my parents never say, the pain I hide just to survive. This is my story of family struggles, silent heartbreak, and learning that sometimes the strongest people are the ones who smile the most. A story that will make you appreciate the people who truly care, and remind you that even the brightest smiles can hide the deepest scars."

(Agar aap bhi meri tarah Teri Deewani paglu ho aur Deewani di ke deewane ho 🦋 Then this is for u 🥥✨) ♡𝐉𝐞𝐞𝐧𝐞 𝐋𝐚𝐠𝐚 𝐇𝐨𝐨𝐧♡ 𝗔 𝗛𝗜𝗚𝗛 𝗦𝗖𝗛𝗢𝗢𝗟 𝗥𝗢𝗠𝗔𝗡𝗖𝗘 || जीने लगा हूँ, पहले से ज़्यादा पहले से ज़्यादा, तुम पे मरने लगा हूँ... || ✮ . ━━━ ✮ . ━ ☆ ━ . ✮ ━━━ . ✮ "Tell me..." he said softly, "why do we keep searching for something we can never see? We pray, we wait, we ache - for what, really?" "Maybe that's why humans pray," she murmured, her gaze still fixed on the kund. "Because somewhere deep inside, we're all looking for something that makes us feel complete. Not miracles... but the part of us that feels missing. And that missing part... we end up calling God." "Then what if... the missing part I've been praying for all this time, that makes me whole was always... you?" Her breath caught. ✮ . ━━━ ✮ . ━ ☆ ━ . ✮ ━━━ . ✮ 🦋 Meet 𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐦 𝐀𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐰𝐚𝐥 - a 12th-grade topper and ultimate bookworm. Girls swoon over him, but he can't even remember their names. Rules are meant to be followed... or so he thinks, until he somehow breaks every single one for her. Serious, smart, and silently magnetic, he's the perfect mix of discipline and intelligence. 🦋 Meet 𝐒𝐡𝐢𝐯𝐢𝐤𝐚 𝐌𝐚𝐥𝐡𝐨𝐭𝐫𝐚 - a class 11 topper who somehow rules the backbench too. A true Shiv bhakt, she starts her day with Om Namah Shivaya and ends it cracking jokes no one dares to. Rules? She bends or breaks them with a mischievous grin. Half devotion, half chaos, all heart.

Aria is a master of pretending. Smiles at school, silence at home. But when she crosses paths with Caspian, a quiet pianist with his own shadows, her walls begin to crack bit by bit. Neither of them were looking for love. But maybe love was quietly waiting for them. A slow-burn, emotional YA romance about first love, healing, and finding someone who sees you - even when you're trying to disappear.

The Silent Burden" is a heartbreaking story of Kenneth, a selfless teenager battling leukemia alone while his family's attention remains fixed on his younger brother. As Kenneth silently sacrifices his health and happiness, his struggle goes unnoticed until it's tragically too late, revealing the painful cost of neglect and unspoken love within a family.

Torn between love that never came and friendships that felt like home, Ivy built her dreams in silence, craving a future that was truly hers. But loss came like a storm, leaving only anger in its wake. Her world unraveled, her ambitions cracked-but not for long. She rose, stronger than before, chasing everything she once dreamed of. And then, there was him-steady, warm, unshaken by the storm within her. In his quiet embrace, chaos felt less lonely, and for the first time, she wondered if love could be something she didn't have to chase. Drifting, Dreaming, Defying-a story of loss, ambition, and the hands that pull us back when we think we're too far gone.

A True Story. That's all I have to say. Will you sympathize or advice otherwise?

There was once was three. Aaron, Audrey, and Aidan; The Terrible Trio. The three siblings always managed to get themselves into trouble, even when they weren't looking for it. They were practically inseparable, always together. But now there's only two. Aaron and Audrey. The duo didn't plan on the accident. No one could have foreseen it, or prevented it from happening. Trouble always followed them wherever they went, but this was different. Aidan was dead. The two siblings were left guilt stricken and filled with regret over the loss of their youngest brother. Months after the death, they were forced to continue with everyday life. Like it never happened. Like he never existed. Their parents taking every opportunity to erase almost everything they could of Aidan. And yet, Aaron and Audrey were haunted with his death; constantly reliving it. No matter what happened, they were determined to try and put it all behind them. But some accidents can't be forgotten.

If you remember in werewolf love and Anna had to defeat the person which was actually her brother because he murdered their father. The warning doesn't read this book if you haven't read werewolf love because I don't want you to be spoiled if you haven't read werewolf love but if you have go ahead and read this book.

collection of peoms a girl writing peoms to her father, he will never receive !Trigger Warning ! ! Selfharm ! Suicide

A true story of a girl who was left unloved, but never gave up. Through pain, silence, and struggle, she became her own strength. This is not a love story - this is her survival story. For every girl who feels invisible, this is for you.

In a world where your family and surroundings can affect your life decisions, would you be free to love the person you love? Would you fight for them until the end or would you leave them and set things straight first?

Maryann, a devoted mother, spent her life making countless sacrifices for the happiness and well-being of her children. Despite facing hardships, including financial struggles and health challenges, she never once complained. She gave up her dreams, her own comfort, and even her health to ensure her children had the best opportunities in life. As her children-Daniel, Sophia, James, and Lily-grew older, they became absorbed in their own lives and careers. They moved away, and despite Maryann's longing for their presence, they rarely visited. Maryann continued to love and support them from afar, sending messages, prayers, and gifts, hoping they would return to her, but they were too busy with their own lives to notice her absence. Years passed, and Maryann's health began to deteriorate. Despite her struggles, she kept her pain hidden, not wanting to burden her children. It was only when Maryann became seriously ill that her children were finally informed of her condition. They rushed back home, overwhelmed with guilt and regret for not being there sooner. During her final days, Maryann's children, realizing the depth of her sacrifices, tried to make amends. They sat by her bedside, expressing their love and appreciation for everything she had done. But Maryann, too weak to speak much, could only smile gently, forgiving them with a quiet, loving heart. In her last moments, Maryann passed away peacefully, knowing her children finally understood the love and sacrifices she had made for them. Although it was too late for her to experience their full appreciation, her heart was at peace, knowing that they had come to realize the true value of her sacrifices.

Janiah knows how to stay quiet. She knows how to lie about tutoring, how to leave before the yelling starts, how to disappear into city streets that forget you as fast as they swallow you. Her mother, Tamika, is working nights, smoking promises thin as air, and holding together a life that's already cracked at the seams. Their apartment is more ghost than home. But silence doesn't mean safety-and Janiah is starting to wonder what happens when the quiet turns into something permanent. Something you can't come back from. Set in a crumbling city where hope is a luxury, The Silence Between Them is a raw and intimate portrait of a mother and daughter caught in the space between survival and love, regret and resilience. Every skipped word, every unopened door, every burnt piece of toast-this is the story of everything they can't say... and the cost of what happens when they finally do.

Being a kid can really stink. And no one knows this better than Luz Sterling, a 14-year old girl who finds herself thrust into middle school, where undersized weaklings share the hallways with kids who are taller, meaner, and already shaving Luckily for us, what Luz says she won't do and what she actually does are two very different things

Sulun Yue was the hungriest for greatness. High rank and opinion were tattoos on the palms of his hands; nobody had a better knack for obtaining them. That was, except for Haruki Kirishima, the first-love prince, the undisputed first ranker of every school in town. Each semester, Kirishima quietly swept the charts of hard-working students and sat on the throne, Sulun a mere inch behind. In any other world, the two might have been rivals. In this one, they were joined at the wrist. To the backdrop of wars and politics, the boys lived in their bubble, eyes fixed on their next goal: attend the highly competitive Base Schools. Be the ten of ten thousand. Their hometown quietly debated their chances; their peers heatedly competed; conflict stewed in their lives; choices waited in both light and shadow. Youth ends for everyone-- this is how it ended for them. Content Warning: themes of mental health, suicide, self harm, and domestic violence

Instead of Heaven or Hell. Porter finds himself in the room of a 7 year old girl. Who invites him to a tea party. It soon dawns on him. Porter Jackson is her imaginary friend.

I'm gonna be writing my thoughts at night on this because I don't exactly have a technological journal I guess?? And I wanna go back at these and think why I wrote them. I don't know how long this is gonna last. I won't be doing one every night, so there won't be a thought every single day.