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Kiara entered an arranged marriage knowing love was never promised. But she never expected to feel like a stranger in her own marriage. Between silence, misunderstandings, and feelings left unspoken, one unexpected turn changes everything between her and Jay. What happens when two people realize the truth about their feelings only after the damage has already been done? Well... let's see if love finds its way to them before it's too late. 🤍

Everyone believed vampires were nothing more than myths-stories told in the dark, creatures confined to books and legends. War believed otherwise. For years, he searched for proof that vampires existed. He followed rumors, chased dead ends, and devoted countless hours to uncovering a truth no one else seemed willing to believe. Then, just as he was ready to give up... The vampire found him first. "I heard you've been looking for me." Standing beneath the moonlight was a man with crimson eyes and a heartbeat that no longer existed. A vampire. A mystery War had spent years trying to solve. Determined to learn everything about him, War convinces the immortal stranger to participate in a series of interviews. What begins as simple curiosity soon turns into something far more dangerous. Because the more questions War asks, the deeper he is pulled into Yin's world-a world filled with centuries of memories, loneliness, and secrets buried beneath time itself. And somewhere between interviews, late-night conversations, lakeside sunsets, and a mansion that slowly begins to feel like home... Curiosity becomes affection. Affection becomes love. But loving an immortal comes with a cruel price. Time moves forward for War. It does not move for Yin. And when mortality begins to threaten the future they've built together, both men must decide how much they're willing to sacrifice for forever. Some interviews uncover the truth. This one uncovers a love story.

Alaika Roy travels to India every two years, but this time, her perspective is different. A place once home is now nothing but another foreign land to navigate. Determined to survive the holidays, she starts counting down the days until she can return to the life she's built in Norway. Then she meets Farhan Mehta. Captain of the local cricket team, Farhan seems to know everyone, and somehow, everyone knows him. Confident, infuriating, and impossible to avoid, he's everything Alaika thinks she can't stand. Yet as days slip away, their constant bickering turns into unexpected side quests, shared sentiments and an unforgettable summer. For the first time, she stops counting her days. For the first time, she doesn't want summer to end.

She spent her whole life living for everyone else. Every morning, she woke up before the sun. Every night, she went to bed with a smile she never truly felt. No one noticed. No one cared. Except the four boys across the street. They watched her slowly disappear behind fake smiles, silent apologies, and a home that never felt like one. One day... Everything changes. Sometimes, the family you're born into isn't the one you're meant to stay with. Sometimes... Home is something you find.

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.

He hadn't even known he was lonely until he met her. A quarter-elf. Naive. Gentle. A girl who changed his world without even trying. He had never wanted to keep anyone close, but for her... he would do anything. Even lay down his crown and hand his throne to another. The only question is: how can he make her stay? Or perhaps... he should be the one willing to follow her instead? His Treasure is a cozy fantasy novella about discovering the one thing he never realized he needed and finding the person who makes the world feel warm, whole, and worth returning to.

Some stories are soft. Some are chaotic. And some are simply impossible to explain. A collection of little moments filled with laughter, emotions, misunderstandings, unexpected feelings, and a whole lot of confusion. Different stories. Different kinds of love. What happens in each one? Well... konjam kaadhal, konjam comedy, konjam confusion. Let's see where each story takes us.

Thorn does not believe in being saved. She believes in exits. In locked doors. In silence. In keeping her head down, her hands busy, and her past buried so deep no one thinks to look for it. After a month of failed job interviews, Thorn walks into the Rosewood Lounge for one reason only: tea. She does not expect the crooked job sign in the window. She does not expect Noah Thornwood, all chaos, charm and impossible warmth. She does not expect Elias Thornwood, all control, sharp edges and quiet protection. And she definitely does not expect a non-alcoholic café-bar full of people who somehow notice too much, ask too many questions, and make far too much room for a woman who has spent her whole life trying not to need anyone. Thorn is brilliant, guarded, exhausted and terrifyingly calm. She is a bartender who does not drink, an artist who hides her work, a woman with chronic pain, old grief, and a history no one at Rosewood could ever imagine. But Rosewood has its own way of loving people. Through tea. Through food. Through ridiculous theories. Through late-night shifts, handmade blankets, found family, and the kind of loyalty Thorn has never trusted enough to want. The longer she stays, the harder it becomes to pretend she is only an employee. Because Noah sees the loneliness she hides behind sarcasm. Elias sees the pain she refuses to name. Zara knows the girl beneath the armour. And slowly, painfully, Thorn starts to learn that family is not always blood. Sometimes family is the people who save you a seat. Sometimes it is the people who stay. And sometimes, after years of surviving alone, there is finally room for one more.

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.

After inheriting her grandfather's old farm, Alora leaves the noise of Zuzu City behind for the quiet charm of Pelican Town. With nothing but determination, she sets out to restore the overgrown land and build a new life from the ground up. Life in the valley isn't as simple as it seems. Between learning to farm, befriending quirky townsfolk, uncovering long-forgotten secrets, and finding comfort in a place that slowly begins to feel like home, Alora never expected two very different boys to turn her world upside down. As friendships deepen and feelings become impossible to ignore, Alora must discover whether home is a place... or the people who make you want to stay.

Sabine Novak never planned on transferring. With a father whose name opens doors and a mind that never seems to stay quiet, she's spent years learning how to survive: keep your grades up, keep your head down, and never let anyone be too close. Running at five in the morning, reading until dawn, and pretending she's okay have become second nature. Juniper Hayes is the exact opposite-or so everyone thinks. She's loud, warm, and always smiling, the kind of girl who collects friends everywhere she goes. But beneath the sunshine is someone exhausted from holding everyone together, someone who learned long ago that it's easier to hide your pain than burden the people you love. When Sabine gets Juniper as her first ever assigned roommate, neither of them realizes they're already carrying pieces of each other. Maybe stars don't disappear. Maybe they stay exactly where you left them. Content Warnings: Depression, self-harm, suicidal thoughts and ideation, alcohol, emotional and child abuse, neglect, insomnia, anxiety, unhealthy coping mechanisms, and mature themes. Additional Notes: This story contains mature themes and may include explicit scenes later in the story. Reader discretion is advised. Disclaimer: I do not own any photos, artwork, or media used for covers, mood boards, or aesthetic inspiration unless explicitly stated otherwise. Author's Note: I've been carrying this story around for a long time. I hope I finish it, but I make no promises. Thank you for taking a chance on me, these characters, and their journey. ❤️

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 Clinton-the boy next door who spent most of her childhood getting under her skin. As old memories resurface and reluctant friendship 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.

Sketch has lived in Paperment their whole life. Good times, bad times, friends, family, mistakes. It's home. But when old feelings for an old friend start pulling at something deeper - Sketch has one question. What is love? And why does the answer keep looking like Lucas?

Isla Moreno and Theo Bennett have never needed labels. They share coffee in the mornings. Inside jokes no one else understands. The kind of silence that feels like home. To everyone else, they already look like a couple. They just aren't one. Isla thinks love is supposed to be loud - undeniable, impossible to miss. Theo thinks love is something you protect by staying quiet. So they settle into something easy. Something safe. Something that almost feels like enough. Until other people enter the picture. Until jealousy feels suspiciously like grief. Until being "just friends" starts to hurt more than risking everything. Because maybe love doesn't arrive with fireworks. Maybe it's been sitting across the kitchen counter all along. And maybe... it was never about anyone else. It was always almost you.

*I try to update weekly* *LOOKING FOR FEEDBACK BEFORE I PUBLISH IT* They thought they broke her. They were wrong. After escaping an abusive relationship, Isabella Voss is barely holding herself together. Alone in a city that doesn't care whether she survives, she's simply trying to make it through one more day. Then she meets Marco Romano. To the public, he's the owner of a beloved neighborhood café. To the people who know better, he's something far more dangerous. A mafia boss. A protector. A man who never lets go of what's his. Drawn into Marco's world of loyalty, violence, and family, Isabella finds herself caught between the ghosts of her past and the future she never dared imagine. Because healing was never supposed to feel like this. And love was never supposed to be found in the hands of a man everyone else fears.

Some love stories are never confessed loudly. They live in lingering glances, unfinished songs, late-night conversations, and hands that almost touch. In a rain-soaked city filled with music and memories, eight hearts slowly find each other while carrying wounds they never speak about. Aarav writes songs he cannot sing anymore. Meher holds onto memories like they are pieces of her soul. Kabir hides softness behind silence. Noor smiles while quietly falling apart. Tara sings emotions she cannot explain. Reyansh loves through stolen moments behind a camera lens. Aashi laughs to escape reality. And Vihaan pretends not to believe in love-until it begins changing him. Connected by an old café, endless monsoons, and feelings left unsaid, their lives slowly intertwine into a melody of healing, heartbreak, longing, and love. Because sometimes... the deepest love stories are not spoken. They are felt. 🌧️ A soft multi-couple romance filled with rain, music, poetry, emotional healing, silent longing, and the kind of love that feels like an old song playing in the background of your heart.

A girl, (mahek) finds herself drifting from Allah, she goes through many troubles but at the end it was all worth it. At the end she finds herself. Her love. Her home. And the one man that stays beside her forever.

🌷 blurb aluca tak pernah bicara. bukan karena tak ingin, tapi karena tak bisa. tapi dunia miliknya tenang-dipenuhi bunga, warna lembut, dan sunyi yang ia peluk sejak kecil. lalu grace datang. siswi penuh tanya, penuh rasa, dan penuh kebingungan saat tahu lelaki penjaga toko bunga itu tak bersuara. ia merasa bersalah. karena tak tahu harus bilang apa. karena tak tahu harus bicara bagaimana. dan karena, tanpa ia sadari... ia ingin bicara dengan aluca, lebih dari siapa pun. di antara daun, hujan, dan tatapan mata yang bicara lebih banyak dari kata-kata, grace belajar bahwa cinta bukan tentang seberapa keras lo bicara, tapi tentang seberapa besar lo berani dengerin dunia yang sunyi. ✏️ deskripsi singkat grace nggak pernah nyangka toko bunga kecil di ujung jalan bisa jadi tempat yang ngubah hidupnya. semua berawal dari satu tatapan dan satu gerakan tangan-bahasa yang belum pernah dia pahami. aluca, pemilik toko bunga, adalah cowok tunawicara yang hidup dalam keheningan. tapi justru dari sunyi itulah, grace mulai jatuh. jatuh ke dunia tanpa suara. jatuh ke dalam perasaan yang nggak butuh kata-kata. tapi, bisakah dua hati yang beda bahasa bersatu? atau cinta mereka akan hilang... seperti suara yang tak pernah sempat diucapkan?

'When Worlds Collide' is a story about two lovers finding each other and learning to love. But the thing is they come from VERY different families and VERY different lifestyles. but they somehow compliment each other so well. Aiko taught Capri how to love, something he thought he could never do. Capri came from a family of a single dad who believed in tough love and "boys don't cry" his dad wanted to live his NFL dreams through his son but Capri never really cared about going to college or becoming a world famous NFL player it was his dad's dreams. And Aiko came from a loving higher class family, who basically had it all, but she was always taught to stay humble no matter the money she had. She's the older sister of Ezra and Soraya (su-ri-yuh) her two younger siblings who she loves very deeply and the three of them have a very strong bond. (⁠◍⁠•⁠ᴗ⁠•⁠◍⁠) DISCLAIMER: This story will include the soulmate troupe and it might include some sensitive topics (there will always be a warning ahead of time) their will be some curse words and the N-Word might be used a little, but I am African American and i will not be using the word in a racist way. I don't know if I will do any smut just let me know what you would like to see.

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.