Foundhome Stories

Meera never believed good things stayed. Not happiness. Not homes. And certainly not love. Then she met Arjun. Patient where she was guarded, gentle where life had been cruel, Arjun slowly became the safest part of her world-the kind of person who noticed when she skipped lunch, remembered how she liked her tea, and loved her carefully enough to make her believe she deserved it. What began as quiet companionship inside the walls of a community foundation slowly became something deeper. Something sacred. But love alone cannot erase the wounds people carry. As old fears, buried guilt, and the weight of saving everyone around them begin to pull at the cracks beneath their carefully built happiness, Meera and Arjun are forced to confront a painful truth: sometimes loving someone is easier than believing you can keep them. And when life tests the fragile home they've built in each other, they must decide whether love is only meant for the unbroken- or if two damaged people can choose each other, again and again, despite everything. A deeply emotional slow-burn romance about healing, grief, found family, and the terrifying beauty of being loved gently.

After the Lights Go Down is a collection of one-shots about love in its quietest moments - after the applause fades, after the door closes, after the world finally goes still. These stories live in the soft places: tired hearts, gentle hands, coming home to someone who sees you when you're no longer shining for everyone else. Each chapter is its own moment, its own love story, written for when you need comfort, reassurance, or a reminder that being held can be enough.

A North Indian software engineer and a South Indian business manager should have very little in common. Mahima is ambitious, stubborn, loud, and perfectly capable of fighting her own battles. Viraj is calm, patient, practical, and perfectly content to sit beside her while she does. She is loud. He is quiet. She reacts. He thinks. She wants to fight the world. He want to come home. Except, marriage gives them something neither expected: The safest place both of them have ever known. North Indian FMC X South Indian MMC Strong Woman X Calm Man Domestic Bliss • Slice of Life • Real Romance

A book about the rough edges and love in a world of hate. Where anger has a place to rest, and peace finds those who need it most. A book made for those who never had a safe place, lived through the screaming and broken glass, who thought they'd be dead by now. I'm so incredibly proud of you. We made it!

A dark wooden sign stood leaning in the cold dark earth of this odd yet familiar place, it was a terrifying feeling of nostalgia and scrawled onto that sign were three words. HERE LIES WESTVILLE Terror clung to the barren earth surrounding this sign but it was clear to tell this had been a town. One of memories, tormentful and yet peaceful. Solemn clouds hung over the muddied dirt and rubble casting shadows as the night swallowed the day. Maybe someday the legends that surrounded this abandoned land would begin to fade and the tragedy of everything that occurred there would be lost to time. Book one in the Here Lies Westville series, if you'd like to see more like a prequel check out Mortars by D1ceybo1, it goes into detail the backstory of some major characters.

Some memories arrive loudly. Others settle into your life so gently that you don't realize they're becoming memories at all. A rainy city. Long walks home. Late-night conversations. The kind of love that grows unnoticed until it is suddenly everywhere. Maybe love isn't a lightning strike. Maybe it's a collection of small things. A message asking if you've reached home. A hand that lingers a second longer. A conversation that refuses to end. A person who keeps showing up. Again. And again. And again. Until one day you realize they have become part of every future you imagine.

It's a story of Francheska Mirae Sandoval chasing freedom at the same time loving someone who's always been with her. For seven years, France and Echo have been each other's best friend. From awkward Grade 10 students with impossible dreams to 23 years old trying to figure out life, they've shared everything such as inside jokes, late-night conversations, spontaneous trips, and the kind of friendship that feels impossible to break. France was once a passionate writer whose stories could fill entire notebooks. But during her fourth year of college, she put down her pen and walked away from her dream. Burdened by expectations, weighed down by pressure, and constantly seeking the approval of a father who never seemed proud enough, she convinced herself that writing was something she had to leave behind. Echo, on the other hand, never stopped believing in her. A multimedia artist with a talent for turning imagination into reality, he continues to create artworks inspired by the characters France once loved so much. Even when she stopped writing, he kept her stories alive. Alongside their circle of friends, they spend their twenties exploring new places, chasing unfamiliar roads, and making memories they hope will last forever. Every destination becomes a chapter, every photograph a reminder, and every journey another reason to hold on to the people who matter most. But growing up has a way of changing things. Will they ruin their friendship? Will their friendship survive adulthood, or will the years they've spent together become just another story left unfinished? A heartfelt story about friendship, healing, found family, chasing forgotten dreams, and finding your way back to yourself-one journey at a time.

Let me tell you something about friendships. Friendship is beautiful but fragile. People choose, and sometimes they choose wrong. Friendships with people are messy cause people are going to let you down and stab you in the back, they'll betray you, cheat you, and lie right in your face. You're probably thinking that it could never be you and your friend/s but it happens to everyone. I'm not really good at explaining things to people so I seriously hope you understand what I'm trying to say. I've got a true story about friendship and I think y'all should read it and if you didn't get what I was trying to say earlier maybe this story will help you get the gist of it all. ...

Cameron sat amidst the sea of red roses, her eyes scanning the room with an air of superiority in her makeshift land of roses in the small lab room. But then, her gaze landed on a lone white rose, its delicate petals seeming to mock her. Her expression twisted in disgust, she reached out and plucked the rose from the bush, her fingers closing around it like a vice. With a swift, merciless motion, she brought her heel down on the rose, crushing it beneath her foot. The delicate petals were now bruised and broken, the once-pristine white now stained with the faint hint of red. "Just like the Queen's gardeners, you can try to hide the truth with a coat of red," she sneered, her voice dripping with malevolence, "but the white will always bleed through." She gazed down at the crushed rose, her eyes gleaming with a sinister intensity. "Some secrets refuse to be hidden, no matter how hard you try to paint over them." In a realm where magic is a tightly controlled resource, six lab-created experiments - Riley, Cameron, Emerson, Elliot, Remi, and Lane - are conditioned to believe that 'approved' magic is a sham. Born from science rather than inheritance, their powers are deemed 'unnatural' and 'stolen', fueling their quest for vengeance against the magical establishment. But when their mission to steal a powerful book goes awry, they're forced to confront the consequences of their actions. Thrown into a magical reform school, they must navigate the treacherous landscape of magic control and licensure - all while keeping their true intentions hidden. As they hone their raw talents, they'll need to decide where their loyalties truly lie. Will they continue to fight against the system, or will they find a way to work within it? One thing's for sure: their actions will have far-reaching consequences for the entire kingdom.

Some love stories begin with fireworks. Ours began with sleepy arguments, shared coffee mugs, wet hair after midnight showers, and the quiet fear of losing someone who slowly became home. He was chaos wrapped in sarcasm. She was softness pretending to be steel. Between burnt parathas, terrace conversations, jealousy, silence, and late-night apologies, they built something dangerous: A love that felt real. Not perfect. Not cinematic. Just painfully, beautifully human. Midnight Hair and Morning Tea is a story about the kind of love that survives moods, misunderstandings, and the ordinary moments people usually forget. Because sometimes forever doesn't arrive loudly. Sometimes it sits beside you at 2 AM, holding a warm cup of tea.

Arjun and Meera make the mistake of boarding the wrong bus one rainy evening and find themselves trapped in a place where nothing is quite right and while searching for the way home, they discover that some journeys change more than your destination.

Uhm..So Uhh.. Yeah, they're kids now, and you're gonna actually.. Read the description?.. Now that's a surprise, it's not that long but I'll briefly explain it if you wish. Okay so, if you read the super long first chapter, you'll know that (drum roll please..) they were fighting a ghoul and the ghoul died but cursing everyone except Wen Qing and Jiang Cheng, so now Jiang Cheng has to play parent.. Dw Wen Qing will help them too.. And maybe an unexpected source?? Stay tuned every Saturday!

She was silent, not because she had nothing to say - but because no one ever listened. Ayesha is fragile, and trying to survive a world that never felt safe. Between anxiety, past trauma, and the ache of being misunderstood, she keeps herself hidden - until Aman quietly walks in. He's not perfect, just patient. And sometimes, that's enough. She Was Almost Home is a raw, emotional story of a girl who's learning to breathe again - slowly, softly, and maybe even with someone by her side. This is not a love story. It's a survival story - with love in the quiet corners.

After the sudden death of her parents, Annie Hughes returns to her hometown, inheriting the family orchard and the house she once couldn't wait to leave behind. With tensions rising between her and her siblings over the future of the orchard, she's already carrying more than enough on her shoulders. The last thing she expects is to cross paths with James Clifton-the boy next door who broke her heart and spent most of her childhood getting under her skin. As old memories resurface and a forced partnership turns into something neither of them saw coming, Annie must navigate grief, family, and the possibility that home might dwell in a future she never imagined.

He loved her quietly for years. Not loudly. Not recklessly. Not in ways the world easily noticed. Through heartbreak. Through distance. Through wrong timings and almosts. Khaize Zayviane Rocier never chased her loudly. Never demanded attention. Never forced himself into her life. While Sariea Lhalynne Delvega grew up believing love was something she had to earn - conditional, performative and painfully temporary - Khaize stayed quietly in the background. Watching. Remembering. Protecting. Until fate finally stopped pulling them apart. But love was never their biggest problem. It was fear. Miscommunication. Old wounds. And learning how to be loved gently after surviving chaos. Because real love is not found in intensity. It is found in consistency. In patience. In staying. Clouded Moonlight is a story about the kind of love that waits through storms without asking to be seen. And sometimes - the softest love becomes the one that saves you the most.

"Niharika." His voice stopped her just as her hand reached for the door. She froze. When she turned, Ram was standing there with an expression she had never seen on him before-quiet, wounded, and far too calm for the storm in his eyes. "Look at me," he said softly. But she couldn't. Because the memory was still there-the photographs, the rumors, the image she had tried so hard to forget... Ram took one careful step closer, not to corner her, but to keep her from slipping away again. "I called you," he said. "I texted you. I came all the way back... and you still wouldn't meet me." At last, she looked up. And in that moment, she saw it. Not anger. Not pride. Just the hurt of a man who had no idea why the woman he loved was suddenly shutting him out. "Tell me the truth," he whispered. "What changed?" And Niharika realized she could not hide from him forever. Join the journey of love, hope , unexpected events, fear and hurt all these will lead to a happy ending. .. All Rights Reserved

A story between Akira , a top student , silent and millionaires son who don't want to do anything with anyone and Ryan , a mischievous troublemaker and just transferred student. Don't know how their animosity(not really) turned into friendship and then love and how one become another's home .... Check out my story to read their story

She was used to running, from memories, from people, from herself. Once, all she ever wanted was to be loved, to be known, to be seen. But somewhere along the way, she stopped wanting anything at all. The desire to be loved slowly turned into the fear of never being loved. Then one day, she ran into him. And somehow, the girl who had spent her whole life running... didn't want to run anymore. He became her home, the place she never wanted to leave, and the only place she'd always return to.

"Some flowers bloom to be admired. Some bloom to remind us that love was never meant to be hurried." Elaina Foster has spent years creating unforgettable love stories for other people. Weddings. Proposals. Anniversaries. She knows exactly how to make people believe in forever. She just doesn't believe in it herself. When she's assigned to produce a botanical exhibition centered around the legendary Sleeping Hibiscus, a flower said to bloom only for someone who understands the true meaning of love, she dismisses it as nothing more than an old myth. Until she meets Rowan Ashford. A quiet botanist. A flower farmer. A man who seems to understand flowers the way poets understand silence. As they work together, Elaina finds herself drawn not only to the mysterious hibiscus that has refused to bloom for over a century, but also to the stranger who somehow feels familiar. What she doesn't know is that long before they ever exchanged names, they had already shared pieces of their hearts through anonymous letters hidden beneath the roots of the same hibiscus tree. Now, years later, fate has brought them back to the place where everything quietly began. But not every flower blooms when we want it to. Some wait for the right season. Some wait for the right person. And perhaps... love does too. A slow-burn romance about healing, patience, and discovering that the most beautiful love isn't the one that never fades-it's the one that chooses to bloom again and again.

Some people enter your life quietly. They don't arrive with promises or grand gestures. They simply notice you-when the world doesn't. Bounded by Fate is a soft, emotional love story about a quiet girl who lived more in her imagination than in the real world, and a boy who saw her silence not as emptiness-but as depth. She wasn't loud. She wasn't bold. But she carried a heart full of feelings she never knew how to express. He wasn't perfect. But he was patient, warm, and willing to become her safe place. As their worlds slowly intertwine-between strict parents, unspoken pain, gentle love, and quiet courage-this story explores what it truly means to feel at home with a person. Because sometimes, love doesn't come to change your life dramatically. It comes to sit beside you... and stay.