Insecureheroine Stories

​"He sees a queen. She sees a flaw. In a world of perfection, Kabir Rajvansh only has eyes for her." "Main kaanch hoon, Kabir. Chubhungi tumhe." "Aur main aaina hoon, Parineeti. Tumhe tumhari asliyat dikhaunga." Kabir Rajvansh is a man of grit, sweat, and silence. As a "Titan" in the boxing ring, he knows how to take a hit, but he never learned how to handle a heart. He was prepared for a marriage of duty-a contract signed in the shadow of the Rajvansh name. He wasn't prepared for her. Parineeti lives in the shadows of her own mind. In a world that demands perfection, she only sees her flaws. She walked into the Rajvansh mansion expecting a husband who would tolerate her. Instead, she found a man who looks at her as if she's the only star in his sky. Kabir fell first. He fell hard. And now, his toughest fight isn't in the ring-it's convincing the woman he loves that she is beautiful, not because of what the world sees, but because of who she is. She looks in the mirror and sees a storm. He looks at her and sees his peace. Join Kabir and Parineeti in a journey where love isn't just a feeling-it's the lens that changes everything.

When Daisy and Ferdinand first meet, their lives are worlds apart. Daisy, an introspective university student, is swept off her feet by Ferdinand, a driven and enigmatic young man. What begins as a chance encounter in a university library evolves into a passionate and complicated romance. Just the two of us weaves a captivating tale of love, self-discovery, and the challenges of young adulthood. As Daisy grapples with her insecurities and Ferdinand wrestles with his own demons, their relationship is tested by misunderstandings, personal growth, and the pressure of their own desires. Set against the backdrop of university life and the vibrant cityscape, this story delves into the emotional highs and lows of a modern romance. From charming dates and heartfelt confessions to moments of doubt and vulnerability, Just the two of us explores the journey of two individuals learning to navigate their feelings and find solace in each other. Will their connection withstand the trials they face, or will their personal struggles pull them apart? Join Daisy and Ferdinand as they embark on a rollercoaster of emotions, proving that love, in its truest form, is both a challenge and a triumph.

When your college boyfriend gives you an ultimatum, the least you can do is to pack all your stuff and move in to your best friend's guestroom. If he doesn't lose sleep because you left him, you flirt with strangers online and hope to forget that loser. Or better, you let your sister hook you up with her bachelor friends and get your heart broken because you never learn. But what if the ache doesn't go away? What if being single is not your calling? *** Katie is having a hard time adjusting to the life after college. It comes with responsibilities and she realizes too late that her college degree might be a bet gone wrong. She quits one job after the other and develops a smoking addiction to distract her from facing the realities of adulthood. When Oliver asks her to consider making adjustments to her lifestyle, it leads to their break up. Katie is convinced she is capable of taking care of herself just fine without anyone's help,least of all Oliver. But what happens when she begins flirting with the mysterious Christian? Or Ezra, the bad boy? Is finding a rebound the best strategy to heal a broken heart?

Caroline has flaws. She knows this. She's actually known this for a looooong time now. Some of the flaws are: she's too insecure, a sugar addict, a bit of a pushover, doesn't really give her body enough exercise and she is too careful when it comes to everything. All the mentioned flaws are a detrimental to herself and she wants to change. So she decided to so. Slowly she is starting to build herself up to the person who can confidently walk through life. A think a want a to make this a romance story, but I want the heroine to be a flawed character that you kinda want to scream at once in awhile for making not so perfect choices, she is after all only human. I think I also want it to be a steamy romance with a hero that is kind of jerk.

He didn't choose her. But fate didn't care. David never imagined marrying Nia - his quiet, soft-spoken cousin who barely looked him in the eye. Growing up, she was always the odd one out, the easy target of his teasing. Especially when Melissa - his other cousin, his best friend, the one who actually loved him - was by his side. But when family duty forces David into an arranged marriage with Nia, he doesn't see a bride. He sees a burden. A mistake. A girl too fragile to touch. Nia never asked for his love. She only wanted peace - a chance to exist beside him without flinching. But when cold silence turns into stolen glances and angry kisses give way to slow, burning touches, everything begins to change. David starts to see her - not as the cousin he mocked, but as the woman he now aches to claim. And Nia, once too afraid to speak, finds her power in the heat of his hands and the warmth of his changing heart. But some wounds cut deeper when they come from family. And Melissa... she doesn't let go easily. This is a slow-burn, arranged marriage romance filled with emotional scars, jealousy, forbidden desire, and the kind of love that begins in ashes and ends in fire. From hate to heat. From teasing to tenderness. From cousin to lover.