Healedbylove Stories

Arohi Raghuvanshi has never been anyone's favorite. She's the quiet daughter who stays in the shadows, the one her mother ignores, the one her sister uses as a punching bag for attention. In a house full of rules, love is a luxury Arohi can't afford. Her sister Ruhika is everything Arohi is not - beautiful, confident, and adored by their family. And today is the day Ruhika's life is about to change forever. The Raghuvanshis - the richest and most powerful family in the country - arrive with their oldest son, Reyansh, to finalize the marriage proposal. Reyansh is known for his coldness, his silence, and the way he never lets anyone get close to him. Arohi expects to be invisible. But fate has other plans. The moment Reyansh looks at her, something unexpected happens - not love, not hate, but a strange pull she can't explain. Arohi finds herself doing the unthinkable: caring about someone for the first time. And Reyansh? He's not the heartless heir everyone believes him to be. Behind his icy stare lies a hidden pain... and a truth he can't admit. When a simple act of kindness changes everything, Arohi becomes the one who heals the person everyone else fears. But in a world of power, reputation, and family expectations, love doesn't come easy. Especially when the world wants them apart. One arranged marriage. Two broken souls. A destiny that refuses to be ignored. Because some love stories aren't chosen... They're fated. Note: This is my first book and there might be minor grammatical mistakes *New chapter every Saturday*

Angela Fordman knows how to win. She knows how to run through pain, silence fear, and keep moving long after the world expects her to break. Medals line her career. Applause follows her name. Strength is what she's known for. But strength has a cost. When a single night strips away the illusion of control, Angela is forced to confront the thing she's spent years outrunning: the loneliness left behind by grief, and the trauma her body never forgot. The track-once her refuge-begins to feel like a cage. Gastro Hernandez has built his life around understanding people without needing anything from them. Calm, observant, and fiercely contained, he knows better than to cross certain lines. But when Angela lets him see the cracks she hides from the world, walking away becomes impossible. As injury, memory, and public scrutiny collide, both are faced with a quiet, dangerous question: What happens when the thing that keeps you alive no longer lets you escape? A story about survival, connection, and learning how to let someone stay, this novel explores what it means to stop running-and to be seen anyway.

With the emerging technologies, who knows at one day which says that you are not belonging to you, your feelings not owned to you? What if you can't feel anything real in emerging logical thinking people's world? Does true love can battle with the fancy technology and will survive? What will happen if technology comes in between love? Have you been in 'Love beyond feeling'? Will Ai kill love?