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Feeling suffocated by the relentless noise of the city, the girl decides to embark on a solitary journey to a remote village. Carrying only a backpack and her beloved guitar, she boards a train, leaving the concrete towers behind in search of a lost peace. Her journey does not end at the old station; she continues her climb along a path decorated with a carpet of wildflowers toward a mountain peak that overlooks the vast ocean. There, beneath the shade of an ancient tree, the girl finally finds the harmony she was seeking. Through the strumming of her guitar strings-blending with the crashing waves and the whispering wind-she realizes that the most beautiful music is when her heart is in tune with the universe. #Slice of Life# #Travelogue# #Healing Fiction# Author's Note: Thank you so much for taking the time to read.Rilis: 23 April 2026 By. rnv

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Ice cream is not merely a sweet treat. It is a language of the heart. It holds memories, wounds, hope, and the courage to keep living. Ana grows up seeing the world through flavors: vanilla that feels empty, chocolate that hides pain, strawberry that pretends to be happy, mint that freezes the heart, and coffee that exhausts the soul. From a young age, she is taught to understand emotions more deeply than other children her age. Yet, understanding feelings does not always mean being able to escape them. Behind her gentle smile, Ana carries layers of stories that slowly unfold with time. Every chapter is a flavor. Every flavor is a journey. From emptiness, loss, and acceptance, to learning how to love oneself. A story about growing up, making peace, and discovering the meaning of life... through a bowl of ice cream and a heart that is learning how to feel.

Ilyas thought love would fill the emptiness. Instead, it pulled him deeper into secrets, guilt, and nights he couldn't pray away. Caught between desire and his faith, between his past and the man he wished he could be, Ilyas faces his hardest question: Can you really heal when your heart still remembers the sin? From the shadows of forbidden love to the light of repentance, Between Walls is a raw, unfiltered story about faith, temptation, and the fight to choose Allah - even when it hurts.

The story unfolds in a suburban house in Bangkok, home to three best friends with vastly different personalities and life paths: Hathairat (Rat), a clumsy yet optimistic novelist; Hansadon (Don), an aspiring singer dreaming of national stardom; and Kodchaporn (Paula), a confident trans woman vlogger striving to prove her worth beyond physical appearance. The turning point arrives when Hathairat meets Akin, a gentle university professor, at a bookstore. Their relationship begins as what seems to be a "perfect romance," but it is actually deeply scarred by the past. Akin, in particular, is haunted by Kerkwit, a former lover from high-society circles who continues to harass and threaten him. Amidst the threats from the past and mounting social pressure, Hathairat uses her courage and sincerity to heal wounds and protect those she loves. The story concludes with the realization that true love doesn't need to be perfect by anyone's standards. Instead, it is about accepting each other's flaws and having the bravery to live life authentically and happily on one's own terms.

Three cousins return to their grandmother's house to clear it out. They expect dust, old furniture, and memories. What they don't expect is this: the magic they each lost in a different way is still waiting. One stopped believing. One lost what once made imagination and magic possible. One never believed at all. As the house is emptied, forgotten truths resurface. Objects remember. Stories shift. And the line between what was imagined and what was real begins to blur. This is a quiet story about childhood magic, growing up, and the things that follow us long after we rename them. For readers who love subtle magical realism, nostalgia, and stories that feel like memories you're not sure were ever yours.

A single dish for a weary heart. A quiet story served at lunch. Lunch for Two is a collection of short stories about people worn down by work, life, or relationships- each of them stumbling into a mysterious little restaurant during their lunch break. Only one guest is allowed at a time. There's no menu. And the quiet old master? He eats the same meal, right beside you. A warm dish, a few gentle words- and by the time you turn around, the restaurant is gone without a trace. "Everyone deserves a lunch like that, at least once." A quiet, heartwarming series of lunchtime tales-offering small realizations and a lingering sense of peace.

In a small village, a little bear learns that rainbows don't need to be chased. By caring for ordinary days and tending to small moments, the bear begins to grow a rainbow of their own-quietly, patiently, and right where they are. A gentle story for anyone who needs a soft reminder that growing slowly is still growing.

Tucked beneath a soft rainbow and the smell of freshly baked bread, there's a little bakery called Rainbow-a warm, gentle place where pastries come with sprinkles of kindness and every visit brings a new story. Run by a handful of sweet (and slightly clumsy) high school and college students, Rainbow isn't just about muffins and matcha rolls. It's where quiet confessions rise like dough, hearts are mended with strawberry shortcake, and laughter is kneaded into every cinnamon swirl. Each chapter is a cozy slice of life, from lost sketchbooks and secret crushes to family changes, second chances, and small, brave victories. The customers may come and go, but the comfort lingers-like the scent of honey toast on a rainy afternoon. 🌧️💕 Because sometimes, after the rain, the warmest sunshine comes from the people who care.

Some goodbyes are loud. This one was quiet. When a long-distance love ends without cruelty - only silence - Aditya is left to carry the weight of everything that was promised and never defended. The words replay. The moments linger. The question stays longer than it should: what remains when love leaves? Set in the ordinary rhythm of office days, late nights, rain-soaked roads, and unfinished conversations, this is not a story about moving on - but about learning how to stay without losing yourself. As grief settles into routine, Aditya encounters Anika - a girl who doesn't believe in forever, doesn't ask for explanations, and doesn't try to fix what's broken. Their connection is gentle, unclaimed, and honest in ways love once wasn't. This is a quiet novel about heartbreak, dignity, and the slow return of breath. About choosing presence over promises. About becoming whole without being chosen. For anyone who loved deeply, lost quietly, and learned to stand anyway.

When Lux walks away from the life she built, she isn't searching for adventure. She's searching for quiet. Hidden between two buildings that shouldn't have space between them stands a small teashop that exists outside ordinary time. Inside, each cup of tea returns something its visitors thought they lost: rest, courage, memory, forgiveness. But the shop is only a pause. Everyone who enters must leave eventually. And Lux must decide who she will be when she does. A cozy magical realism novella about healing, gentle choices, and finding the version of yourself that never disappeared.

There is a country where the forest never forgot its name. In Caauí, magic does not announce itself. It lives in the steam rising from a cup of lemongrass tea, in the way a river sighs before the rain, in the hands of a healer who knows that a prayer and a root are the same word spoken in different tongues. The cities grow green and slow, the old wounds of the earth are being sutured back together, and the spirits of the forest walk quietly beside those who have learned to listen. Tales of Caauí is a collection of solarpunk short stories set in a world inspired by the interior of São Paulo state, Brazil, where an ecological future has grown from the soil of a deeply rooted past. Each story follows a young woman finding her way back to the magic she always carried and never quite trusted, through small moments, quiet mornings, unlikely teachers, and the particular kind of grief that looks, from certain angles, like wonder. Cozy fantasy, healing fiction, and magical realism. For those who find comfort in green things and bittersweet endings.