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"Some souls meet long before they are meant to remember each other." When Azeem Malik was a child, he saw a girl at his father's funeral. Quiet, grieving, unforgettable. She handed him her handkerchief and disappeared from his life but never from his memory. Years later, fate brings her back into his world. In the rain. With no recognition. No memories. Just a feeling he can't explain. 🌧️🌧️🌧️ Zoya Mirza has spent her life being told she isn't enough because she is a daughter. Not the son others wished for, not the woman society expects, not the dream others imagined. Azeem Malik has built an empire on control, discipline and promises he never breaks. He has mastered everything...except the way she makes him feel. But when fate brings them together, buried truths begin to surface. A forgotten bond. A lost brother. A truth buried by time. As whispered pain turns into unspoken protection, and quiet glances become dangerous emotions, one question remains: What happens when the woman entrusted to his protection becomes the one his heart can no longer let go of? 🌧️ Protective MMC 🌧️ Soft but strong FMC 🌧️ Emotional depth 🌧️ Faith, fate & found family 🌧️ Childhood connection 🌧️ He falls first and harder 🌧️ Slow burn #2 latest (23.02.26) #1 Afghan (17.02.26) #12 muslimlovestory (17.02.26) #11 rain (27.02.26) #7 emotionalromance (27.02.26)

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Aubrey Bennett lost her twin brother-and the truth died with him. When a stranger with emerald eyes claims he knew Josh, Aubrey is forced to question everything she thought she knew about her family. A missing father. A hidden past. A letter that was never meant for her. Lucas Miller is trouble-older, secretive, and impossible to trust. But the closer Aubrey gets to the truth, the harder it becomes to walk away from him. Some secrets destroy you. Others change who you love forever.

The rope of fate may tangle, but it never breaks. Sphiwosethonga Sangweni thought her forever ended with Bhekumuzi Zungu's death. But when fate drags her into a web of dreams, bloodlines, and forbidden truths, she learns her story was never about endings but awakenings. Because where Bhekumuzi's love once lived... Dumisani's soul has been waiting. And destiny isn't done with any of them yet. Destiny doesn't write love stories it writes sacrifices.

Aaliya never asked for love - only peace. Ibrahim never believed love was something you could force. Bound by a marriage neither chose, they learn that sometimes love doesn't arrive loudly - it grows in silence, patience, and presence. A Pakistani family drama filled with grief, warmth, and a slow-burn romance that unfolds gently over time.

The Ash Clan was born from fire, silence, and loss. Ravak grew up believing Eywa abandoned his people the night their world burned. Loyal to ash and vengeance, bound to his powerful older sister Varang-the only family he has left-Ravak survives by rejecting the green and everything it represents. Then Kiri steps into the scorched land. She hears life where Ravak hears nothing. She believes healing is possible where he believes pain is permanent. Loving her means questioning fire, loyalty, and the sister who saved his life-but choosing her may cost him everything he has left. Because some wounds never fully close. Some forests never return the same. And not everything that grows from ash is meant to last forever. Disclaimer I do not own Avatar, its world, or its canon characters. All canon characters belong to their respective creators. Ravak is an original character created by me. This fanfiction is written for creative and non-commercial purposes only.

After the death of her brother Neteyam, Tuktirey te Suli Neytiri'it refuses to let grief define her. At just fifteen, Tuk is determined to become a warrior strong enough to protect her family and honor the brother she lost. While her siblings choose to remain among the reef clans, Tuk begins her journey home-riding her beloved ilu Ralu and preparing for the rite that will one day earn her an ikran of her own. But fate intervenes when a Wind Trader ship crashes into the sea before her eyes. From the wreckage, Tuk rescues a quiet, wounded boy her age-Wäyse'ti (Wise), a Wind Trader left mute by trauma and loss. What begins as an act of compassion slowly grows into friendship, then something deeper, as two grieving souls find understanding in silence, shared strength, and stolen moments beneath glowing forests and open skies. As war threatens Pandora once more and clans begin to turn against one another, Tuk must face trials that test her courage, her loyalty, and her heart. Guided by Eywa-and by a rare blue-violet ikran who has waited years for her-Tuk learns that destiny is not only about the battles we fight, but the people we choose to stand beside. Disclaimer I do not own Avatar, its world, or any canon characters created by James Cameron and associated creators. All canon characters belong to their rightful owners. I only own my original character (OC) and original plot elements created for this fanfiction. This story is written purely for fun and creative expression.

⋆┈┈｡ﾟ❃ུ۪ ❀ུ۪ ❁ུ۪ ❃ུ۪ ❀ུ۪ ﾟ｡┈┈⋆ After her mother's death, twelve-year-old Keerthika Srivastava moves into her father's house, carrying grief and resentment with her. She wants nothing to do with Patralekha, her father's new wife while Patralekha is determined to win her heart. How long can Keerthika hold on to her anger? And can love soften a heart closed by loss? Tropes: • Grief to Healing • Stepmother vs Stepdaughter • Blended Family Drama • From Hatred to Love • Slow-Burn Family Bond • Young / Teen Fiction • Emotional healing • Coming of age © 2026.

She's the girl everyone notices-beautiful, popular, untouchable. He's the boy no one sees-quiet, broken, surviving a life full of loss. And in Beacon Hills when the supernatural awakens, even the quietest boy can't stay hidden from her. (Extended Summary and Trope Tags INSIDE)

Daniel never thought he would step inside a church-let alone play piano in one. At 21, his past is filled with gangs, drugs, and mistakes he can't erase. Back then, when his mother begged him to come to church, his answer was always the same: "It's boring. Why should I go?" But everything changed. Now, two years after giving his life to God, Daniel spends his days on the very streets that once nearly destroyed him-telling anyone who will listen that no one is too far gone to be saved. Then he meets Isabella. She isn't looking for faith. She isn't looking for hope. And she definitely isn't looking for church-especially with a life tied to the same darkness Daniel escaped. After tragedy strikes and her world shatters in a single moment, Isabella is left with nothing... except a crumpled flyer from a stranger who once told her: "You're welcome anytime." This is a story about redemption, grief, second chances, and a God who never stops calling-even when we keep walking away.

In 19th-century England, a widowed Duke governs an estate that defies tradition-offering refuge, dignity, and education to those society would rather forget. Alistair Rowan Blackthorne has built his world on restraint, believing power should protect rather than consume.

At 32, Rory Gilmore's world shatters when Logan tragically dies during a reckless bungee jumping stunt. Alone and pregnant, she struggles to find footing amid heartbreak and uncertainty. As her mother races across the ocean to be by her side, an unexpected figure from her past-Jess Mariano-returns, offering quiet strength and a steady hand. Together, they navigate grief, hope, and the fragile promise of new beginnings. In the wake of loss, can Rory find a way to rebuild not just her future, but herself?

Late at night in a quiet parking lot, a red van appeared, its windows marked with mysterious numbers: Philips 4:13, Romans 6:23. Parked unusually close, it felt like a sign-an echo of the unseen, a reminder that life can speak in unexpected ways. Was it coincidence, a message, or just a stranger passing through? The moment lingered, vivid and puzzling, leaving questions and quiet reflection in its wake.

Some loves ignite the heart. Others burn the soul. Asra Haruna Fuya has spent her life running from the shadows of her own bloodline, two families locked in rivalry, each claiming her as their prize, each determined to bind her to their sons. To them, she is not a girl but a bridge, a possession. To herself, she is a curse, the fracture that tore both sides apart. Haunted by guilt and the ghosts of the past, Asra longs for nothing but peace. She found it once, in Zaid Aliyu Razi, the man whose devotion was so tender it defied even death. But when fate snatched him away in a brutal car accident, her world shattered. Sleep became her only refuge, dreams her only salvation. For in dreams, Zaid still lived. But destiny is merciless. When Asra meets Jad Muhammad Nizar, Zaid's lost twin, she is forced to face a cruel reality. He carries the same face as the man she mourns, yet his love is a different fire, raw, desperate, and consuming. At the same time, her cousin Ajib Usman Abdul-aziz, dangerously obsessed, spirals deeper into darkness to claim her, while Humud Abdul-Majid, another cousin with a failing heart, quietly yearns for her as his only hope of life itself. Now Asra is trapped in a web of desire and obsession, torn between three men whose love is as dangerous as it is unrelenting. But even as passion and madness threaten to suffocate her, her heart clings to one eternal truth: no matter who fights for her, no matter how fiercely love burns, she belongs only to Zaid, forever in dreams, and always in love.

When Daniel and his twin sister stumble across their mom's old journal, they expect recipes or grocery lists-not riddles, challenges, and Bible verses woven into a mysterious scavenger hunt. At first, Daniel wants nothing to do with it. But the clues tug them deeper into their mom's world-forcing the twins, their best friend, and even their distant dad to face memories, secrets, and truths they've been avoiding. Each clue isn't just a puzzle-it's a lesson about courage, trust, and faith drawn from the Book of Daniel. As they chase answers from the fridge to the firepit, from hidden notes to forgotten keepsakes, the family discovers that the journal isn't only about the past. It's a map leading them back to each other. Full of humor, heart, and a dash of mystery, this story is about more than solving riddles. It's about family, faith, and finding hope in the hardest places.

"I See Fire Within" is a raw, unfiltered journey through pain, resilience, and the quiet strength that lives in every soul. This poem explores the battles we fight inside ourselves, the flames of inner fire that keep us moving forward, and the emotional truths we often hide from the world. Through each line, I confront grief, struggle, and the moments that try to break us-but also the moments that remind us of our own power. This is for anyone who has felt the weight of life yet continues to rise. It's for the warriors of the heart, the survivors of storms, and those who dare to witness their own truth. Let the fire within guide you, let the words resonate, and know: your strength is undeniable, even when unseen.

After the sudden death of her father, Liora is forced to leave everything behind - her home in England, her memories, and the person she once was. But in America, beneath a sky that seems to be constantly shifting, she finds herself trapped under her mother's cold gaze - a gaze that only sees the ghost of the man she lost. As Liora struggles to escape her mother's bitterness, a chance encounter changes everything. Love blooms. Healing begins. And for the first time, she sees a future not shaped by pain, but by her own light.

Fourteen is a collection of poems and unsent letters-words written for someone who never knew they were meant for them. Each piece holds the quiet ache of emotions kept hidden, stories saved for a tomorrow that never came. When a sudden death stole the chance for these words to ever be heard, the heart was left with only one way to speak: through ink, memory, and the echo of what could have been. These fourteen writings trace the soft ruins of love unspoken, grief unprepared, and the silence that follows when someone leaves too soon. This book is for anyone who has loved quietly, lost suddenly, and learned that sometimes the most powerful stories are the ones that were never read-only felt.

There are loves that do not end with goodbye- they simply learn how to stay quiet. Ma, I'm Still Talking to You is a reflective monologue novel about a daughter learning to live with the absence of her mother. Through memories, unspoken gratitude, quiet regret, forgiveness, and prayer, this story explores grief not as something to overcome, but as something to carry with grace. Written in calm, poetic prose, this book does not offer loud sorrow. It moves gently-like someone learning how to breathe again after loss. This novel is a tribute to mothers, and a safe space for anyone who has loved deeply, lost painfully, and is still learning how to continue without forgetting.

Dylan lost everything after a terrible tragedy. Fueled by anger and grief, he went on a dangerous path of revenge, hunting down the people he blames for his loss. But when he reached his lowest point, a kind voice on a helpline gave him a reason to live. That voice belonged to Isabella, a young woman working hard to become a lawyer. Months later, their lives cross again in an unexpected way-this time, Isabella is in danger, and Dylan holds her fate in his hands. Will Dylan choose to save her, or will his past drag them both into darkness?